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Students should choose at least one course from Group A and one course from Group B. The other two courses may be taken from either group.

Group A. Western, Central and Eastern Europe
Econ	295	East European Economies in Historical Perspective
Hist	205	Eastern European History, 1772-1918
Hist	206	Eastern European History, 1919-1945
Hist	224	European Intellectual History
Hist	229	World War II
Hist	239	Early Modern European History
Hist	240	English People and Institutions
Hist	241	Modern European History
Hist	242	Europe and the World, 1500-Present
Hist	243	Modernization, Imperialism, Globalization
Hist	249	European Diplomatic History
Hist	257	Re-thinking Cold War History
IAff	312	NATO and European Security
IAff	318*	Special Topics in European and Eurasian Studies (with themes on Western, Central, and Eastern Europe)
Psc	260	Western European Politics
Psc	261	Politics of European Integration
Psc	262	Political Economy of Advanced Industrial States
Psc	264	Comparative Government and Politics of Eastern Europe
Psc	265	International Politics of Eastern Europe
Psc	288	Selected Topics: Study Abroad
* Other Special Topics courses (IAff 218, 238, 258, 288, 308, 318, 328, 338, 358), may, with permission of the Program Director, be used to fulfill the required number of credits.

Group B. Russia and Eurasia
Econ	295	Post-Communist Economic Analysis
Geog	265	Geography of the Former Soviet Union
Hist	217	Russian and Soviet Thought
Hist	218	Soviet Nationalities
Hist	237	Soviet Foreign Policy, 1917-1991
Hist	246	History of Modern Russia and the Soviet Union
Hist	253/54	History of Sino-Soviet Relations
Hist	255/56	US-Soviet Strategic Relations: World War II to 1991
Hist	259/60	Problems in US-Soviet-Chinese Relations
Hist	297	Special Topics: Central Asian History
IAff	312	NATO and European Security
IAff	318*	Special Topics in European and Eurasian Studies (with themes on Russia and Eurasia)
Psc	233	Comparative Post-Communist Systems
Psc	266	Government and Politics of the USSR
Psc	268	Post-Soviet Foreign Policies
Psc	288	Government and Politics of Ukraine
* Other Special Topics courses (IAff 218, 238, 258, 288, 308, 318, 328, 338, 358), may, with permission of the Program Director , be used to fulfill the required number of credits.

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