All courses below are taught in English and many fulfill Humanities, Social Sciences, or Global Knowledge GEP requirements. View full course descriptions on this list.
Spring 2026 World Literatures & Cultures Courses
WLCL 200 – Survey of Roman Literature | MW 3:00–4:15
WLCL 210 – Classical Mythology | Online Async
WLCL 211 – French-Speaking World | TuTh 1:30–2:45
WLCL 216 (2 sections)– Art and Society in France | TuTh 1:30–2:45 & Online Async
WLCL 219 (2 sections) – Studies in Great Works of Non-Western Lit: Africa, Middle East, South Asia | MW 8:30–9:45 & WM 1:30–2:45
WLCL 224 – South Asian Literature | TuTh 10:15–11:30
WL/ENG 275 – Literature and War | Online Sync MW 4:30–5:45
WL 295 – Chinese Phonetics, Pronunciation & Communication | TuTh 11:45–1:00
WLRU 304 – Russian Literature in Translation: 20th Century | MW 3:00–4:15
WLRU 318 – Russian Cinema and Society | Online Sync MW 11:45-1:00
WLAR 318 (2 sections) – Egyptian Culture through Film | MW 11:45–1:00 & MW 3:00–4:15
WLCL 320 – Masterpieces of Classical Lit: Historiography | TuTh 4:30–5:45
WLCH 351 – Modern Chinese Popular Culture | TuTh 1:30–2:45
WLHU 351 – Hindi-Urdu Popular Culture | MW 3:00–4:15
WL 392 – Major World Author: Gabriel García Márquez | TuTh 4:30–5:45
WL 392 – Major World Author: Jorge Luis Borges | Online Async
WL 393 – Modern Hindi/Urdu Poetry | TuTh 11:45–1:00
WL 394 – Success and Its Discontents | TuTh 1:30–2:45
WL 394 – Casablanca to Marrakech: Storytelling in Morocco | TuTh 11:45–1:00
WL 394 – French Theater as the People’s Court | MW 1:30–2:45
WL 394 – Babylon Berlin: Sex, Drugs & Cabaret | Online Async
WL 394 – Building the Power: Louis XIV & the Arts | TuTh 10:15–11:30
WL 492 – Asian Languages Senior Seminar | MW 3:00–4:15
WL 492 – Arabic Language Senior Seminar | TuTh 4:30–5:45
WL 495 – Chinese Through Contemporary Media | TuTh 8:30–9:45
WL 495 – Japanese Literary Translation | MW 3:00–4:15
WL 495 – Chinese Literature & Cinema | TuTh 3:00–4:15
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