NON-WESTERN STUDIES

Director:  Dr. Michael Sollenberger, Foreign Languages & Literatures

Mount St. Mary's University offers upper-level non-Western courses in various disciplines as part of the senior core requirement, to enhance major and minor programs, and to expand the general choice of electives.  Students may take non-Western courses at any time--as early as the freshman year.  Students may not take a non-Western studies course for core credit, however, until junior year at the earliest.

For further information, consult the director of non-Western studies or any professors who offer non-Western courses.

NON-WESTERN COURSE OFFERINGS
(Click on the department below to see a full course description)

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT

BUSNW 414     Japanese Leadership Style & Management Practices

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

ENNW 360       African Literature
ENNW 363       Literature of the Caribbean
ENNW 365       Non-Western Women's Writing
ENNW 368       Japanese Literature and Culture
ENNW 370       Latin American Fiction
ENNW 377       Literature of Modern India
ENNW 378       Topics in Non-Western Literature

FOREIGN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES DEPARTMENT

FLNW 320        Comparative Mythology
FRNW 440        Building Castles in Sand:  Tahiti, Martinique and
                         Other French-speaking Islands
SPNW 325       Latin American Culture
SPNW 335       Latin American Civilization
SPNW 355       Survey of Latin American Literature
SPNW 415       Fantastic Genre
SPNW 425       Latin American Women Writers
SPNW 435       Ficcion Latinoamericana

HISTORY DEPARTMENT

HINW 420        Islamic Civilization
HINW 421        The Intuit:  Traditions and Transformations
HINW 425        Age of Decolorization
HINW 430        Cultural History of China
HINW 435        African Diaspora

PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT

PHNW 344       Intercultural Dialogue
PHNW 345       Alienation and Social Transformation
PHNW 375       Mysticism East and West
PHNW 400       Topics in Philosophy

POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

PSNW 313       Comparative Political Systems:  Middle East
PSNW 314       Comparative Political Systems:  Latin America
PSNW 325       Third World Political Development
PSNW 343       Comparative Political Systems:  Africa

PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

PSYNW 350     Special Topics

SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT

SOCNW 360    Pre-Columbian Civilizations of the Americas
SOCNW 401    Biography and Non-Western Culture

THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT

THNW 371       Religions of the World
THNW 375       Mysticism East and West