All Courses
The following three-credit courses spanning the University will be offered in Fall 2024. They are listed by home department, and many crosslist across several degree programs, so it can be possible to take a course that looks “full” by registering under a crosslisted department. Please note that some classes have prerequisites or restrictions that may be waived by instructor or department. In addition to courses not listed, pertinent one- or two-credit courses may also be applied to electives, in consultation with the academic advisor.
Global Affairs
American Evangelicals and Global Affairs (GLAF30607)
Asian Spiritualities and Global Affairs (GLAF30605)
Modern Islamic Thought (GLAF20105)
Africana Studies
Introduction to Africana Studies (AFST20082)
African Diaspora Women’s Knowledge: Ethics and Agency in Domestic and Religious Spheres (AFST30005)
American Studies
Indigenous Cinema (AMST30186)
Religion in America (AMST30190)
Sustainable America (AMST30105)
The Vietnam War and American Catholics (AMST30165)
Anthropology
The European Dream (ANTH20390)
Global Cultural Worlds (ANTH20203)
Indigenous Environments (ANTH30592)
Religion, Myth, and Magic (ANTH30330)
East Asian Languages and Cultures
The Chinese Religious World Today (EALC30108)
Chinese Ways of Thought (EALC30101)
Economics
Economics of the Seven Deadly Sins (ECON43570)
English
Apocalypse Now (ENGL20670)
Finance
Corporate Governance and Catholic Social Teaching (FIN40470)
History
Christianity, Commerce, and Consumerism (HIST30390)
Introduction to Islamic History from Muhammad to the Mongols (HIST30080)
The Medieval Mediterranean (HIST302020)
Priests and Nuns in American Culture (HIST30638)
Transforming the Roman World (HIST30340)
Western Civilization to 1500 (HIST20200)
Irish Language and Literature
Storied Landscapes IRL to CHI (IRL30118)
Latino Studies
Introduction to Latino Studies (ILS20701)
Medieval Institute
Medieval Violence (MI30008)
Middle Eastern Studies
Introduction to Islamic Civilization (MELC20070)
Islamic Theology: From Classical Origins to Modern Challenges (MELC30071)
Peace Studies
Christian, Violence, and Peace (IIPS20509)
Religion, Nationalism, and Settler Colonialism (IIPS40520)
Political Science
Philanthropy and the Common Good (POLS30142)
Sociology
Deities, Denominations, and Diversity (SOC20672)
Religion and Urban America (SOC43466)
Theology
Catholic Social Teaching (THEOO40613)
Discipleship (THEO20625)
The Heart’s Desire and Social Change (THEO40632)
Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (THEO40711)
Islam and Christian Theology (THEO20830)
Islamic Theology (THEO30702)
Jewish-Christian Disputations to Dialogue (THEO20204)
Latino Theology and Christian Tradition (THEO20214)
Meditation: Buddhist and Christian (THEO20708)
Rich, Poor and War (THEO20619)
Saints and the Theology of Warfare (THEO20264)
Science, Theology, and Creation (THEO20888)
Theology from the Margins (20808)
Theology & Racial Justice (THEO20814)
Theology of Religions (THEO40728)