German, Scandinavian, and Dutch Studies
2026-2027
94 courses
- GSD 119STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 129STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 219STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 229STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 301Introduction to the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 310Introductory Topics on Northern Europe
- GSD 310.1American Jews: The Yiddish Experience
- GSD 311CMovies Go To War
- GSD 311DRace and Gender Stereotypes in Germany
- GSD 311EGrimms' Fairy Tales
- GSD 311FGermany and Globalization
- GSD 311GLuther's World
- GSD 311ISweden: Innovating for the World
- GSD 311JChildren's Literature of Northern Europe
- GSD 312CThe Conversion of Pagan Europe
- GSD 312EThe Faust Legend: From the Magus to Today
- GSD 319STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 321WGerman Cultural History
- GSD 329STopics in the Study of Northern Europe
- GSD 331CFilms of Ingmar Bergman
- GSD 331DFeminism and Film: Women Filmmakers in Northern and Central Europe
- GSD 331EScandinavian Cinema Since 1980
- GSD 331FCentral Europe Goes to Hollywood
- GSD 331GSilent Film in Germany and Scandinavia
- GSD 331JGerman Cinema 1918-1945
- GSD 341DSocial Dramas of Henrik Ibsen
- GSD 341EHans Christian Andersen
- GSD 341FWomen and the Holocaust
- GSD 341GIsak Dinesen/Karen Blixen
- GSD 341JContemporary Scandinavian Stories
- GSD 341KThe Scandinavian Contribution to World Literature
- GSD 341LVikings and Their Literature
- GSD 341MArendt and de Beauvoir
- GSD 341NNobel Prizes: Literature and Politics
- GSD 341QNorthern European Comics
- GSD 341SGerman Media: Print to Television
- GSD 341TGermanic Novels: History, Culture, and Interpretation
- GSD 341UHegel and His Heirs: Philosophy That Remade the West
- GSD 351CLanguage, Culture, and the Texas German Experience
- GSD 351DIdentity, Codes, and Culture
- GSD 360Topics in Culture and Society
- GSD 360.1Holocaust Aftereffects
- GSD 360.3Heretics and Freedom Fighters, 1350-1650
- GSD 360.5Germany and Immigration
- GSD 361CIntroduction to Germanic Religion and Myth
- GSD 361DMedieval Women Mystics
- GSD 361ETolerance in Dutch Culture
- GSD 361FSquaring the Vienna Circle
- GSD 361GNorthern Gods, Northern Faiths: The Conversion of Scandinavians, Finns, Northern Slavs and Shamans
- GSD 361JProtest, Revolt, and Revolution in West Germany
- GSD 361KGerman Nationalisms
- GSD 361LAnti-Semitism in History and Literature
- GSD 361MBerlin
- GSD 361NExhibitions and Public Spectacle
- GSD 361PSports and Politics in Germany
- GSD 361QGerman Scholars: US Exile
- GSD 361RViking Language: Runes and Sagas
- GSD 361SEuropean Immigration to Texas in the Nineteenth Century
- GSD 361TSwitzerland and Globalization
- GSD 361UPolitics of Memory: Germany and the United States
- GSD 361VNazi Culture and Politics
- GSD 361WJewish Folklore
- GSD 362CGlobalization and the Coronavirus Pandemic
- GSD 362DMemories of War
- GSD 362EGerman-American Immigration and Ethnicity
- GSD 362FArabs and Vikings: Art and Culture
- GSD 362GRadical Chic: Revolutions from Europe
- GSD 362IPeople of the Midnight Sun - Sami Culture and Civilization
- GSD 362JNordic Noir
- GSD 362KGermanic and Scandinavian Modernisms, 1870-1925
- GSD 362LRelations Between East Germany and the United States
- GSD 362MLiterature, Culture, and Ecology in Northern and Central Europe
- GSD 362NMemory and Place After the Holocaust
- GSD 362PTransatlantic Memory Cultures
- GSD 362QForensic Files: Philosophy Crimes
- GSD 362RNorthern Renaissance: Religion, Magic, and Humanism
- GSD 362TLegacies of World War II in Eastern Europe
- GSD 373FHistorical Perspectives on the German Language
- GSD 373IBuilding Blocks of Modern German
- GSD 377Capstone Research in German, Scandinavian, and Dutch Studies
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