Undergraduate Program
HTS requirement for INTA, IAML and EIA degree
As is listed on the degree checklist, every student must complete one HTS course for the INTA degree. The goal of this course is a broad study of non-U.S. history. The following courses count towards this HTS requirement:
AP (Advanced Placement) World History
HTS 1031: Europe Since the Renaissance
HTS 2033: Medieval Europe: 350 to 1400
HTS 2036: Revolutionary Europe: 1789-1914
HTS 2037: Twentieth Century Europe: 1914 to Present
HTS 2041: History of the Modern Middle East
HTS 2061: Traditional Asia and Its Legacy
HTS 2062: Asia in the Modern World
HTS 2803: History of Global Societies
HTS 2823: History of the Islamic World to 1500
HTS 3028: Ancient Greece: Gods, Heroes and Ruins
HTS 3029: Ancient Rome: From Greatness to Ruins
HTS 3030: Medieval Europe
HTS 3033: Medieval England: 350 to 1400
HTS 3035: Britain 1815-1914
HTS 3036: Britain Since 1914
HTS 3038: The French Revolution
HTS 3039: Modern France
HTS 3041: Modern Spain
HTS 3043: Modern Germany
HTS 3045: Nazi German and the Holocaust
HTS 3061: Modern China
HTS 3062: Modern Japan
HTS 3063: Outposts of Empire: Comparative History of British Colonization
HTS 3069: Modern Cuba
HTS XXXX: Special topics: History of the Modern Middle East
Oftentimes, HTS will offer a special topics class (HTS 4000 level course) that may count towards the HTS requirement. If you would like to propose an alternate non-U.S. History course for this requirement or would like to use a non-GT course to fulfill this requirement, please request this via email to Dr. Molly Cochran, INTA Undergraduate Coordinator. Include your full name, GTID, the course number, and a description of the course from the course catalog.
The Nunn School does not guarantee that our students can enroll in these classes, just that if enrollment is possible the class will count towards our HTS requirement.