All Courses
The following three-credit courses spanning the University will be offered in Fall 2022. They are listed by home department, and many crosslist across several degree programs, so it can be possible to take a course that appears to be full by registering under a cross-listed 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-credit or two-credit courses may also be applied to electives, in consultation with the academic advisor.
The following three-credit courses spanning the University will be offered in Spring 2023. 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
Engaging Religions (KSGA 30600)
Modern Islamic Thought (KSGA 20600)
Africana Studies
Introduction to Africana Studies (AFST 20082)
American Studies
The Ideas that Made America (AMST 30177)
Notre Dame and America (AMST 30129)
Sustainable America (AMST 30105)
Anthropology
Global Cultural Worlds (ANTH 20203)
Psychic Life (ANTH 30200)
Classics
Christians in the Roman World (CLAS 20225)
East Asian Languages and Cultures
The Chinese Religious World Today (EALC 30108)
Japanese Monsters and Magic (EALC 33330)
Economics
Charity and Voluntarism (ECON 43501)
Introduction to Economics and Catholic Thought (ECON 33150)
English
Virgins, Wives, and Succubi (ENGL 20250)
European Studies
Revealing Doomsday (EURO 30218)
Finance
Corporate Governance and Catholic Social Teaching (FIN 40470)
German
Jews in the European Middle Ages (GE 30109)
History
Catholicism and Modernity (HIST 30554)
Crusades to Ottoman Empire (HIST 30341)
Gender @ Work in US History (HIST 30636)
The Holocaust and its Legacies (HIST 30214)
The Making of Modern Ireland (HIST 30351)
Modern India and Pakistan (HIST 30094)
International Development Studies
Ethical Issues in Humanitarian Practice (IDS 30554)
Latino Studies
Introduction to Latino Studies (ILS 20701)
Latinos in the Future of America (ILS 43501)
Middle Eastern Studies
Formation of the Modern Middle East (MELC20055)
Peace Studies
American Hate (IIPS30328)
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict through Films (IIPS40416)
Philosophy
Science and Catholicism (PHIL 20627)
Political Science
Religion in American Politics (POLS 30028)
Science, Technology, and Values
Our Cosmic Stories (STV 20257)
Sociology
How Did I Get Here/Where Am I? (SOC 43959)
Sociology of Sexuality (SOC 43818)
Spanish
Human Rights and Social Justice (ROSP 40901)
Theology
The Aksesis of Nonviolence (THEO 20643)
Catholic Social Teaching (THEO 40613)
Christianity and Judaism (THEO 20895)
Christianity and World Religions (THEO20828)
Eastern Churches (THEO 20249)
God and Slavery in the Americas (THEO 20674)
Jewish-Christian Disputations (THEO 20204)
The Heart’s Desire and Social Change (THEO 40632)
Islam and Christian Theology (THEO 20830)
Liturgy and the Female Body (THEO 40433)
Rich, Poor, and War (THEO 20619)
Science, Theology, and Creation (THEO 20888)
Spiritualities of Caring in the Helping Professions (THEO 40870)
Theology and Ecology (THEO 20626)
Theology, Ethics, and Business (THEO 20639)