African and African American Studies, American Studies, Asian Studies, Civic and Global Leadership, Film Studies, International & Global Studies, Women's and Gender Studies
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS: Courses for Fall 2026
One of the benefits of a liberal arts education is discovering connections. At Sewanee, we value cross-disciplinary thinking, and certain programs are specifically shaped to highlight all the ways one might approach an intellectual construct. This page highlights the programs (and courses) that intentionally seek to promote connections.
Click the linked program name to read more details about the program's course offerings. Click the linked course number to review a description of an individual course. Some courses (noted AP/IB) are restricted to students who have earned either a 4 or 5 on the AP exam or a 5, 6, or 7 on the IB exam, as outlined on the Registrar's page.
| AFST 150: Introduction to African and African American Studies |
HIST 215: Southern African History |
| HIST 282: From Hip-Hop to Tik-Tok: The Evolution of Hip-Hop Culture and Politics |
INGS 207: Globalization, Popular Culture, and Politics in West Africa |
| MUSC 143: Move on up a Little Higher: The History of Gospel Music |
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| HIST 202: History of the United States II |
HIST 238: Women in U.S. History, 1870 to the Present |
| CIVC 200: Introduction to Community Engagement |
| ART 103: Introduction to Photography |
ART 104: Introduction to Sculpture and 3D Design |
| ART 243: Cutting Time: Topics in Contemporary Video Production and the Moving Image |
RUSN 206: Eastern European Cinema: A Trajectory from Soviet to Post-Soviet Identity & Independence |
| HIST 205: History of Britain and Ireland I |
HIST 209: Early Modern Europe |
| HIST 223: Latin American History to 1825 |
HIST 234: British Reformations |
| HIST 271: The French Revolutionary Era, 1789-1814 |
HIST 273: The Haitian Revolution |
| HIST 296: History of the Middle East I |
INGS 212: The End of the World as We Know It: Global Climate Change, Crisis, and Catastrophe |
| INGS 312: Africa and the West Since 1800 |
POLS 249: China and the World |
| POLS 260: Political Theory of the Environment |
RELG 262: Buddhist Traditions |
| ASIA 205: Modern China through Fiction and Film |
WMST 100: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies |
| WMST 220: The Politics of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights |
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