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Program checklist · Minor

Orthodox Christian Studies

Fordham University · Bronx, NY

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Minor
Catalog edition
0314
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The Orthodox Christian Studies minor is an interdisciplinary minor focusing on the faith, history, and cultural significance of the Orthodox Christian tradition.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
191241
CourseShelf checklist
CK_191241_5023c21a
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements

4 items
  1. THEO 3316
    THEO 3316
    As published: “Byzantine Christianity 1”
    3
  2. One course with the attribute OCAH: Art History
    Not resolved to a course
    4
  3. One course with the attribute OCHS: History/Social Science
    Not resolved to a course
    3 to 4
  4. Select three additional electives 2
    Not resolved to a course
    9 to 12

Art History courses

9 items
  1. ARHI 2305
    ARHI 2305
    As published: “Gods, Monsters, Heroes, and Mortals: Narrative in Greek Art”
    4
  2. ARHI 2315
    ARHI 2315
    As published: “Roman Art”
    4
  3. ARHI 2341
    ARHI 2341
    As published: “Medieval Desire and Devotion”
    4
  4. ARHI 2360
    ARHI 2360
    As published: “Illuminated Manuscripts”
    4
  5. ARHI 3316
    ARHI 3316
    As published: “Art and Architecture of Rome”
    4
  6. LACU 3076
    LACU 3076
    As published: “Mikhail Bakhtin”
    4
  7. LACU 3085
    LACU 3085
    As published: “The Russian Icon in Literature, Theology, Avant Garde Art, Film, Music, Museums and Politics”
    4
  8. MVST 2360
    MVST 2360
    As published: “Illuminated Manuscripts”
    4
  9. THEO 4420
    THEO 4420
    As published: “Early Christian Art in Context”
    4

History/Social Science courses

19 items
  1. HIST 1300
    HIST 1300
    As published: “Understanding Historical Change: Medieval”
    3
  2. HIST 1700
    HIST 1700
    As published: “Understanding Historical Change: Mideast”
    3
  3. HIST 1750
    HIST 1750
    As published: “Understanding Historical Change: Islamic History and Culture”
    3
  4. HIST 3270
    HIST 3270
    As published: “The Crusades”
    4
  5. HIST 3614
    HIST 3614
    As published: “Revolutionary and Soviet Russia”
    4
  6. HIST 3637
    HIST 3637
    As published: “Stalinism: Making the Soviet State”
    4
  7. HIST 3982
    HIST 3982
    As published: “The Islamic World and the Crusades, 1099-Ca.1700”
    4
  8. HIST 3985
    HIST 3985
    As published: “Ottoman Empire/ 1300-1800”
    4
  9. HIST 3986
    HIST 3986
    As published: “Religion and Politics in Islamic History”
    4
  10. MVST 3552
    MVST 3552
    As published: “Medieval Philosophy”
    4
  11. MVST 3590
    MVST 3590
    As published: “Medieval Political Philosophy”
    4
  12. MVST 4009
    MVST 4009
    As published: “Medieval Jerusalem”
    4
  13. PHIL 3501
    PHIL 3501
    As published: “Ancient Philosophy”
    4
  14. PHIL 3552
    PHIL 3552
    As published: “Medieval Philosophy”
    4
  15. PHIL 3557
    PHIL 3557
    As published: “Confessions of Augustine”
    4
  16. PHIL 3591
    PHIL 3591
    As published: “Medieval Political Philosophy”
    4
  17. PHIL 4408
    PHIL 4408
    As published: “Hospitality and Cosmopolitanism”
    4
  18. POSC 3651
    POSC 3651
    As published: “Comparative Politics of the Middle East”
    4
  19. THEO 3332
    THEO 3332
    As published: “Christians, Muslims, Jews in the Medieval Period”
    3
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