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Certificate in European Affairs

The Certificate in European Affairs, offered jointly by the School of History, Technology, and Society and the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, recognizes the achievement of concentrated knowledge in a subject area. Europe is intrinsically interesting and worthy of study. Its peoples, cultures and histories contain a microcosm of the human experience. No matter your course of study at Georgia Tech, it will be enriched by contemplation of the European experience. Industry, government, and non-governmental organizations need university graduates with informed perspectives on Europe. This certificate allows students to choose courses on such topics as ancient or recent European history, in-depth studies of modern European countries, and foreign policy through international affairs. All courses which satisfy the European Affairs certificate requirements also fulfill either humanities or social science requirements necessary for all Tech students.

Requirements

  1. Twelve hours of courses in HTS and INTA, approved by the advisor. Nine of the twelve hours must be at the 3000-level or above. At least one course must be taken from HTS and one from INTA.
  2. All courses must be taken on a letter-grade basis, and a grade of C or better must be received in each course.
  3. Students majoring in INTA may not count courses towards the certificate that are required for their majors by name and number or for other INTA certificates.
  4. No more than six credits of special topics (4803) and three credits of special problems (4903) may be used towards the certificate.

Courses that qualify for the Certificate:

  • HTS 1031 - Europe from the Renaissance

  • HTS 2036 - Revolutionary Europe: 1789-1914

  • HTS 2037 - Twentieth Century Europe, 1914-present

  • HTS 2875-7 - Special Topics (with approval)

  • HTS 3028 - Ancient Greece: Gods, Heros, and Ruins

  • HTS 3029 - Ancient Rome: From Greatness to Ruins

  • HTS 3030 - Medieval Europe, 350-1400

  • HTS 3031 - European Labor History

  • HTS 3032 - Modern European Intellectual History

  • HTS 3035 -Britain from 1815 to Present

  • HTS 3038 - The French Revolution

  • HTS 3039 - Modern France

  • HTS 3041 - Modern Spain

  • HTS 3043 - Modern Germany

  • HTS 3045 - Nazi Germany: The Holocaust

  • HTS 3063 - British Colonization

  • HTS 4031-5 - Seminars in European History

  • HTS 4875-7 - Special Topics (with approval)

  • INTA 2220 - Government and Politics of Western Europe

  • INTA 3120 - European Security Issues

  • INTA 3220 - Government and Politics of Germany

  • INTA 3320 - Political Economy of European Integration

  • INTA 4121 - Seminar in Europe: European Security

  • INTA 4230 - Seminar in Europe: European Union

  • INTA 4801-3 - Special Topics (with approval)

HTS Faculty:

Michael Allen, Alice Bullard, Lawrence Foster, John Krige, Carole Moore, Jonathan Schneer, and John Tone

INTA Faculty:

Vicki Birchfield, Robert Kennedy, William Long, Adam Stulberg, and Katja Weber

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