Courses


The University of Michigan offers REES-related courses in the following divisions of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: anthropology, art history, communication, comparative literature, economics, German, history, Judaic studies, linguistics, Near Eastern studies, philosophy, political science, Russian and East European studies, screen arts and cultures, Slavic languages and literatures, and sociology. Area-related courses are also taught in the Residential College and in the following professional fields: architecture, business, law, music, natural resources and environment, public health, and public policy.

The list below (PDF or searchable database) includes courses relating to Russia and Eastern Europe, many of which can be applied to REES undergraduate and graduate degrees. Independent study and directed reading courses may also be used toward a REES degree when appropriate. Please consult the LSA Course Guide and relevant department for details.

REES-approved courses DO NOT require approval by the CREES Academic Advisor; REES-related courses need to be approved. 

Please note that only courses labeled 300 and above can count towards the REES concentration. The REES senior seminar requirement may be satisfied by any class meeting the following requirements: 1) it must be small (fewer than 25 students); 2) it must emphasize discussion rather than lecture; and 3) it must have a substantial writing requirement.

REES Courses Winter 2010 (PDF)

REES Course Archive

LSA Course Guide

Wolverine Access

AnthropologyANTHRCULFall 2009309.001Anthropology of Europe: Radicalisms, Post-Socialisms, Refugees, and Rights3UG
AnthropologyANTHRCULFall 2009258.001Honors Seminar: Deprovincializing Europe: Architects and Public Culture3UG
AnthropologyANTHRCULFall 2009374.001Language and Culture4UG
AnthropologyANTHRCULFall 2009352.001Anthropology of the Body3UG/G
AnthropologyANTHRCULFall 2009558.002Anthropology of the Body3UG
Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, & Islamic StudAAPTISFall 2009153.001Elementry Uzbek I4UG
Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, & Islamic StudAAPTISFall 2009153.001Elementary Uzbek I4UG
Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, & Islamic StudAAPTISFall 2009489.001Advanced Uzbek I4UG/G
Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, & Islamic StudAAPTISFall 2009591.001Topics in AAPTIS: Cenral Asia3G
ArmenianARMENIANFall 2009287.001Armenian History from Prehistoric Times to the Present3UG
Bosnian, Croatian, SerbianBCSFall 2009231.001Second-Year Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian I4UG
Bosnian, Croatian, SerbianBCSFall 2009439.001Directed Reading of Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Literature1-4UG
BusinessSTRATEGYFall 2009310.001The World Economy*3UG/G
BusinessSTRATEGYFall 2009503.003The World Economy1.5G
BusinessSTRATEGYFall 2009503.006The World Economy1.5G
BusinessBUSINESSFall 2009866.001International Business/Business Economics Seminar1.5G
BusinessSTRATEGYFall 2009503.001The World Economy1.5G
BusinessFINFall 2009612.001International Finance I: Current Markets1.5G
BusinessFINFall 2009614.001International Finance II: Stock and Bond Markets1.5G
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009695.001Colloquium on Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies: Central Asia3G
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009395.001Survey of Russia: The Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, & the Successor States4UG
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009301.001Directed Reading1-3UG
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009402.001Junior Honors Workshop2UG
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009403.001Senior Honors Colloquium1-6UG
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009405.001Topics in Russian and East European Studies: Eastern Europe between the Soviet Union and the European Union*1UG/G
Center for Russian & East European StudiesREESFall 2009801.001Directed Reading1-3G
Communication StudiesCOMMFall 2009432.001Foreign News Coverage3UG
Comparative LiteratureCOMPLITFall 2009140.001First-Year Literary Seminar3UG
CzechCZECHFall 2009141.001First-Year Czech I4UG
CzechCZECHFall 2009241.001Second-Year Czech I4UG
CzechCZECHFall 2009480.001Supervised Czech Reading1-4UG
DanceDANCEFall 2009220.001Art of Dance3UG
EconomicsECONFall 2009841.001Research Seminar in International Economics3G
EconomicsECONFall 2009442.001International Finance4UG/G
EconomicsECONFall 2009453.001The European Economy*4UG/G
EconomicsECONFall 2009441.001International Trade Theory3UG/G
EconomicsECONFall 2009462.001The Economics of Development II3UG/G
EconomicsECONFall 2009541.001International Trade Policy3G
EconomicsECONFall 2009641.001International Trade Theory3G
English Language & LiteratureENGLISHFall 2009649.001Topics in Contemporary Literature: Literature of the Holocaust3G
Great BooksGTBOOKSFall 2009291.001Great Books of Modern Literature4UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009363.001U.S. Foreign Policy and International Politics Since World War II4UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009397.007History Colloquium: Holocaust in Film. Strategies of Representation4UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009416.001Nineteenth-Century German and European Intellectual History3UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009420.001Modern Germany: From 1848 to the Present3UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009481.001Topics in European History: European Cultural History, 1870-19143UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009591.001Topics in European History: European Cultural History, 1870-19143G
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009698.001Topics in History: Race, Culture, and Politics in Modern European History3G
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009397.002History Colloquium: Balkans: Problems in Ethnicity/Nationalism4UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009408.001Byzantine Empire: 284-8673UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009433.001Russia Under the Tsars: From Peter the Great to the Revolutions of 19173UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009480.001Conflicts and Diplomacy in the Caucasus3UG/G
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009696.001Studies in Ottoman History3G
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009698.008Topics in History: Central Asia3G
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009318.001Europe in the Era of Total War: 1870-19453UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009287.001Armenian History from Prehistoric Times to the Present3UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009332.001Survey of Russia: The Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, & the Successor States4UG
HistoryHISTORYFall 2009384.001Modern Jewish History 1880-1948: European Culture and the Jews3UG
History of ArtHISTARTFall 2009394.002Special Topics: Art and Authoritarianism3UG
HonorsHONORSFall 2009251.001Honors Humanities Seminar: History of the Symphony3UG
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009417.002Topics in Judaic Studies: The Representation of the Holocaust in Israeli Literature, Theater, and Film3UG
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009417.004Topics in Judaic Studies: European Cultural History, 1870-19143UG
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009517.002Topics in Judaic Studies: European Cultural History, 1870-19143G
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009617.001Graduate Topics in Judaic Studies: Literature of the Holocaust3G
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009387.001Modern Jewish History 1880-1948: European Culture and the Jews3UG
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009431.001Beginning Yiddish I for Graduate Students 4UG/G
Judaic StudiesJUDAICFall 2009417.001Topics in Judaic Studies: Shtetl: Image and Reality3UG
LawLAWFall 2009886.001Impact of Human Rights on International Law2G
LawLAWFall 2009756.001Comarative Human Rights Law3G
LawLAWFall 2009616.001Bloodfueds3G
LawLAWFall 2009630.001Public International Law2G
LawLAWFall 2009724.001International Refugee Law3G
LinguisticsLINGFall 2009374.001Language and Culture4UG
MusicMUSICOLFall 2009405.001Special Course: Music & Language3UG
MusicMUSICOLFall 2009505.001Special Course: Music & Language3G
MusicMUSICOLFall 2009423.00120th Century Music2-3UG
MusicMUSICOLFall 2009523.00120th Century Music2-3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009400.001Selected Topics in Political Theory: Globalizatioin and Democratic Theory3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009497.001Undergraduate Seminar in Comparative and Foreign Government: Comparative Parties and Political Systems3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009497.002Undergraduate Seminar in Comparative and Foreign Government: Comparative Party Politics in the European Union3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009660.001Proseminar in World Politics3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009389.003Topics in Contemporary Political Science: German Politics in Europe Since 19453UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009682.001Democratization in Global Perspectives3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009389.010Topics in Contemporary Political Science: Political Economy of Government Institutions3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009363.001International Organization and Integration: Globalization and International Security3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009389.002Topics in Contemporary Political Science: Society and War3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009604.001Democratic Theory3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009632.001Politics of Federalism3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009658.001Comparative Institutional Analysis3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009342.001Eastern Europe: Revolution, Reaction, and Reform3UG
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009489.002Advanced Topics in Contemporary Political Science: Conflict and Diplomacy in the Caucasus3UG/G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009644.001Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics3G
Political SciencePOLSCIFall 2009395.001Survey of Russia: The Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, & the Successor States4UG
Public PolicyPUBPOLFall 2009541.001International Trade Policy3G
Public PolicyPUBPOLFall 2009747.002Issues and Options for Multilateral, Regional, and Bilateral Trade Liberalization2G
Public PolicyPUBPOLFall 2009747.001International Macro/Financial Problems and Policies2G
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009383.001Ibsen, Strindberg, and Chekhov4UG
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009260.001Art of Dance3UG
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009334.002Special Topics in the Humanities: History of the Symphony3UG
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009260.001Art of Dance3UG
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009313.001Russian and Ukrainian Cinema3UG
RC HumanitiesRCHUMSFall 2009347.001Survey of Russian Literature3UG
RC LanguagesRCLANGFall 2009323.001Russian Readings: Russian Foodways4UG
RC LanguagesRCLANGFall 2009333.001Russian Service Learning in Action Network (RUSLAN)3UG
RC LanguagesRCLANGFall 2009193.001Intensive First-Year Russian8UG
RC LanguagesRCLANGFall 2009333.001Russian Service Learning In Action Network3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009616.001Russian Service Learning In Action Network3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009103.001Intensive First-Year Russian8UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009471.001Modern Russian Poetry3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009862.001Seminar in 20th-Century Russian Literature3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009501.001Fifth-Year Russian I: Contemporary Issues: Russian for Research4UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009101.001First-Year Russian I5UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009102.001First-Year Russian II5UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009225.001Russian for Heritage Speakers3UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009325.001Russia Today: Culture and Identity in a "Multi-National" State4UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009358.001Central Asia through Russian Eyes: Cultural Appropriation of an Exotic Land3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009558.001Central Asia through Russian Eyes: Cultural Appropriation of an Exotic Land3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009201.001Second-Year Russian I5UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009301.001Third-Year Russian I4UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009401.001Fourth-Year Russian I4UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009410.001Teaching of Russian2UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009430.001Supervised Reading of Russian Literature1-4UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009469.00120th-Century Authors3UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009552.001Russian Literature of the 18th Century3G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009651.001Supervised Reading of Russian Literature1-4G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009852.00119th-Century Literature3G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009478.001Vladimir Nabokov and World Literature I: The Russian Years3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009858.001Seminar on Nabokov3UG/G
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009491.001Senior Honors Course3UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009347.001Survey of Russian Literature3UG
RussianRUSSIANFall 2009316.001Russian Service Learning in Action Network3UG/G
Screen Arts & CulturesSACFall 2009441.003National Cinemas: Russian Cinema3UG
Screen Arts & CulturesSACFall 2009422.001Topics in Avant-Garde Film3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009470.001Topics in Cultural Studies of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe: Shtetl: Image and Reality3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009325.001Polish Literature to 1890: Appetite for Destruction3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009421.001Fourth-Year Polish I3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009121.001First-Year Polish I4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009221.001Second-Year Polish I4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009321.001Third-Year Polish I3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009313.001Russian and Ukrainian Cinema3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009525.001Polish Literature in English to 1890: Appetite for Destruction3G
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009395.001Survey of Russia: The Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, & the Successor States4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009490.001Issues in the Cultures of Eastern Europe: Eastern Europe between the Soviet Union and the European Union*1UG/G
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009151.001First Year Seminar: Prague: The Magic City4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009151.002First Year Seminar: Yiddish Love Stories4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009450.001Directed Polish Reading1-3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesPOLISHFall 2009621.001Directed Reading of Polilsh Literature1-4G
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009151.003First Year Seminar: Yugoslav/Post-Yugoslav Short Fiction4UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009225.001Arts & Cultures of Central Europe: Issues in Race and Ethnicity3UG
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009549.001Proseminar on Research Methods in Slavic Literatures1G
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009661.001Directed Reading in Slavic Linguistics1-4G
Slavic Languages & LiteraturesSLAVICFall 2009865.001Seminar on East European Literary Theories: Dissent Film Under Communism3G
SociologySOCFall 2009555.001Culture and Knowledge3G
SociologySOCFall 2009595.006Topics in Sociology: Empires: Theory and Historical Research 2-3G
SociologySOCFall 2009595.001Topics in Sociology: Marx and Modernity3G
SociologySOCFall 2009595.004Topics in Sociology: Human Rights in a Globalizing World3G
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009331.001Hungary: Eotvos Lorand University16UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009332.001Czech Republic: Charles University16UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009346.001Russia: UM-Middlebury12UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009362.001Russia: St. Petersburg State University12UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009378.001Russia: International University, Moscow12UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009463.001Poland: CIEE, Warsaw12UG
Study AbroadSTDABRDFall 2009464.001UM at University of Turku, Finland12-16UG
UkrainianUKRAINEFall 2009421.001Directed Reading in Ukrainian Literature1-4UG
UkrainianUKRAINEFall 2009251.001Second-Year Ukrainian I4UG
YiddishYIDDISHFall 2009101.001Elementary Yiddish I4UG/G
YiddishYIDDISHFall 2009431.001Beginning Yiddish I for Graduate Students4UG/G