Central and East European Studies | University of Colorado at Boulder

Courses

The Aviator
by Kasimir Malevich

Required Course CEES 1000 - Introduction to Central and East European Studies: Examines major themes in the history of Russia and East-Central Europe since the early modern era, introduces the literature and arts of the region, and presents current political, economic, and social issues. Same as HIST 1002. Approved for Arts and Sciences core curriculum: historical context.

Other Courses in Central and East European Studies: The following is a list of existing courses offered in the last three years which are expected to be offered regularly. Students interested in counting other courses toward the certificate should consult the Program Director. Please be sure to consult with the Director, or with other faculty members of the Program's Steering Committee, before beginning your last semester at CU to be sure you will be able to complete requirements.

History
HIST 3010	Communist Societies
HIST 3713	Seminar in Russian History
HIST 4413	German History to 1849
HIST 4423	German History since 1849
HIST 4433	Nazi Germany
HIST 4613	History of Eastern Europe to 1914
HIST 4623	History of Eastern Europe since 1914
HIST 4643	History of Poland Since the 16th c.
HIST 4713	History of Russia Through the 17th c.
HIST 4723	Imperial Russia
HIST 4733	Russian Revolution and Soviet Regime

Social Science
GEOG 4742	Environments and Peoples: Eastern Europe in Transition
GEOG 4882	Russian Commonwealth
PSCI 4062	Emerging Democracies of Central and East Europe
PSCI 3143	International Relations
PSCI 4012	Global Development
PSCI 4213	Europe in the International System
PSCI 4703	Alternative World Futures
ANTH 4580	The Holocaust
ECON 3403	International Economics for non- majors
ECON 4514	Economic History of Europe
JOUR 4201	International Mass Communication

Literature/Culture
FILM 3211	History of Russian Cinema
GRMN 1601	Introduction to Modern German Culture and Civilization
GRMN 2502	Representing the Holocaust
GRMN 3110	German Literature from 1910 to the present
GRMN 3120	Modern German Literature from 1750 to 1910
GRMN 3140	Current Issues in German Literature
GRMN 3501	German-Jewish Writers
GRMN 3502	Literature in the Age of Goethe
GRMN 3505	The Enlightenment
HEBR 2350	Introduction to Jewish Culture
RUSS 1601	Russian Culture Past and Present
RUSS 2211	Introduction to Russian Culture
RUSS 2221	Intro. to Modern Russian Culture
RUSS 2231	Fairy Tales of Russia
RUSS 3301	Contemporary Issues in Russian Film
RUSS 3502	Ideals and Values in Modern Russia
RUSS 4421	Gogol
RUSS 4431	Dostoevsky
RUSS 4441	Tolstoy
RUSS 4451	Chekhov
RUSS 4811	19th Century Russian Literature
RUSS 4821	20th Century Russian Literature
RUSS 4831	Contemporary Russian Literature