ARLT801
Graduate Liberal Studies: What They Are, What They Do
Arts & Letters
Caspersen School of Graduate Studies
Course Subject Code
ARLT
Course Number
801
Status
Active
Course Attributes
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Course Short Title
Graduate Liberal Studies
Course Long Title
Graduate Liberal Studies: What They Are, What They Do
Course Description
This entry seminar is required for both M.Litt. and D.Litt students. Introduces students to the work of multiple disciplines in the Arts and Letters Program. Produces initial familiarity with fields of humanistic inquiry from among the program’s seven concentrations: Literary Studies; Fine Arts and Media Studies; Historical Studies; Studies in Religion; Teaching in the Two-Year College; Teaching Writing; and Writing. Features a team of professors from several fields of study and practice taught in the CSGS, each of whom leads the seminar for two weeks. The goal is to ground and enable each student’s interdisciplinary choices for M.Litt and D.Litt. work.
Min
3
Repeatable
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Course Restrictions
Level: GD (I), GM (I), Program: Doctor of Letters (I), Master of Letters (I),
Equivalent Course(s)
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