European Studies Program

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Program Coordinator

Robert McLain (History)

Program Office/Website

Humanities 815F
657-278-3568
hss.fullerton.edu/history/european

Participating Faculty

Renae Bredin (Women’s Studies), Gayle Brunelle (History), Jochen Burgtorf (History), Angela Della Volpe (College of HSS), Nancy Fitch (History), Juan Carlos Gallego (Modern Languages and Literatures), Joe Gonzalez (Liberal Studies), Cora A. Granata (History), Ben Hubbard (Comparative Religion), Irene Lange (International Business), Paul Levesque (Comparative Religion), Wayne Engstrom (Geography), Robert McLain (History), Valerie O’Regan (Political Science), Susan Parman (Anthropology), Kenneth Ravissa (Kinesiology), Jared Rubin (Economics), Lynn Sargeant (History), Alexei Shevchenko (Political Science), Bogdan Suceava (Mathematics), Steve Walk (Kinesiology), Larry Ward (Communications), most regular faculty members in the Department of English, Comparative Literature and Linguistics, most regular faculty members in Modern Languages and Literatures who specialize in European languages, and most regular faculty members in the Philosophy Department.

Introduction

European Studies offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Europe. This gives students the opportunity to explore a dynamic, multicultural world region without being confined to the perspective of one discipline. The program provides broad historical background in the political, economic, social and cultural compositio of today’s Europe, while setting the study of Europe within a global context. This depth of study allows students to discern and gain insights from multiple disciplines that are most beneficial to their career goals. This is an ideal program for student whose interests and career objectives are in areas such as business, journalism, entertainment, government service, law or education, as well as those who plan to study some aspect of the European experience at the graduate level. It would also be a good choice for students seeking teaching credentials.

Learning Goals and Student Learning Outcomes

• Bachelor of Arts in European Studies

Programs and Courses Offered

Programs

• European Studies, B.A.

• European Studies Minor

Courses

Courses are designated as EUST in the class schedule.

• EUST 495 - European Studies Internship (3)

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