European Studies
Minor in the College of Liberal Arts
The Center for European Studies (CES) promotes the study of Europe in the form of: language study; providing courses on European culture, history, economics, business, and politics; creating opportunities for study abroad and internships abroad; and assisting students in pursuing work opportunities connected to Europe.
CES also serves civic, nonprofit, and business associations with activities in Europe; academic leaders and institutions from Europe with collaborative agreements with UT; governmental and multilateral agencies dedicated to social and economic betterment in Europe; and the general public in Texas and the US whose world outlook includes Europe. CES offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate minor in European Studies, as well as numerous opportunities for students to get involved with the Center's work in promoting an appreciation and understanding of Europe in and around the Austin area. European Studies (EUS) students learn one or more modern European languages; gain an in-depth understanding of European culture, history, economics, business, and politics through the multidisciplinary curriculum; and deepen their interests by studying and often interning abroad. Resources are available for students interested in studying, interning, and working abroad.
How to Declare
ShowTo declare this minor, contact your assigned academic advisor in your school or college.
Required Courses
ShowAt least 15 semester credit hours, of which at least six must be upper-division.
Visit the College of Liberal Arts minors page for more information on required courses.
