Skip to content Group menu sidebar Home About Affiliated Faculty History Organizational Chart Part-time Instructional Opportunities Academics Apply Prospective Graduate Students Career Opportunities Degree Programs FAQ Intellectual Community Current Graduate Students Courses Programs of Study Resources for Graduate Students Funding Undergraduate Students MDVL 1000 MDVL 2000 Minor in Medieval Studies Essential Studies Alumni Alumni News and Updates Research Gründler Book Prize Johnson Program Loew Lectures Medieval Research Group Rawlinson Center About the Rawlinson Center Congress Speakers International Advisory Board Library Study Fellowship Szarmach Article Prize Events Giving Directory Contact Us Essential Studies Medieval Studies are Essential StudiesLearn about the Middle Ages and fulfill Essential Studies requirements at the same time! See below for a full list of medieval courses that fulfill the Essential Studies requirements, or browse by which requirement you need. Full Class List Level 1: FoundationsOral and Digital CommunicationENGL 1215 Monsters, Witches, Sailors, Knights: Mythic FiguresTHEA 2110 Dungeons and Dragons: Storytelling, Roleplay, and ImprovisationInquiry and EngagementANTH 1100 Lost Worlds and ArchaeologyCLAS 1500 Classical Greek and Roman MythologyHIST 1000 Early Western WorldHIST 1450 Heroes and Villains in the Middle AgesMDVL 1000 The Middle Ages, Then & NowLevel 2: Exploration and DiscoverySocieties and CultureART 2200 Caves to CathedralsCLAS 2500 Power and MoralityHIST 3600 Medieval WorldMDVL 2000 Medieval Encounters: Voices from the PastWorld Language and CultureGREK 1010 Basic Greek IIHIST 2020 World History to 1500LAT 1000 Basic Latin ILAT 1010 Basic Latin IIREL 2100 Religions of the WorldPHIL 3000 Ancient and Medieval PhilosophyLevel 3: ConnectionsGlobal PerspectivesART 4210 Medieval Foreign EncountersCLAS 3750 Classics in Global PerspectiveTHEA 3700 Global Performance Level 1: Foundations Oral and Digital CommunicationENGL 1215 Monsters, Witches, Sailors, Knights: Mythic FiguresTHEA 2110 Dungeons and Dragons: Storytelling, Roleplay, and ImprovisationInquiry and EngagementANTH 1100 Lost Worlds and ArchaeologyCLAS 1500 Classical Greek and Roman MythologyHIST 1000 Early Western WorldHIST 1450 Heroes and Villains in the Middle AgesMDVL 1000 The Middle Ages, Then & Now Level 2: Exploration and Discovery Societies and CultureART 2200 Caves to CathedralsCLAS 2500 Power and MoralityHIST 3600 Medieval WorldMDVL 2000 Medieval Encounters: Voices from the PastWorld Language and CultureGREK 1010 Basic Greek IIHIST 2020 World History to 1500LAT 1000 Basic Latin ILAT 1010 Basic Latin IIREL 2100 Religions of the WorldPHIL 3000 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy Level 3: Connections Global PerspectivesART 4210 Medieval Foreign EncountersCLAS 3750 Classics in Global PerspectiveTHEA 3700 Global Performance Medieval Navigation Footer Medieval Institute Publications International Congress on Medieval Studies College of Arts and Sciences Support the Medieval Institute