MEDREN courses
127 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- MEDREN 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- MEDREN 100 — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Lower Level Elective1 section
- MEDREN 100S — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- MEDREN 105 — Old Worlds/New Histories, 500-1500 CE1 section
- MEDREN 106CNS — Mapping the Cosmos from the Neolithic to Now1 section
- MEDREN 125 — Renaissance & Revolution: Religion, Science, and Politics in Europe, 1400-18001 section
- MEDREN 145S — Gateway Seminar: Disease in History1 section
- MEDREN 160 — Fantasy: The Borders of Genre, Medium, and Culture1 section
- MEDREN 175 — Scripture: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam1 section
- MEDREN 176CNS — The Song of the Stars1 section
- MEDREN 180S — Mysticism of India: Spiritual Traditions of South Asia1 section
- MEDREN 190FS — Special Topics in Focus1 section
- MEDREN 190S — Special Topics in Medieval Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 191FS — Clash of Civilizations: In the Heart of Europe1 section
- MEDREN 200 — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- MEDREN 201S — Music History I: Antiquity Through Renaissance1 section
- MEDREN 202S — Music History II: 1600 through Mozart1 section
- MEDREN 215 — Gothic Cathedrals1 section
- MEDREN 217 — The Body in Art in Early Modern Europe: Power and Limits of Corporeal Representations1 section
- MEDREN 223D — From Agra to Istanbul: Islamic Art and Architecture in the Early Modern Era1 section
- MEDREN 224S — Islam, Art, and Society1 section
- MEDREN 225 — Art in Renaissance Italy1 section
- MEDREN 225FS — Art in Renaissance Italy1 section
- MEDREN 226 — Medieval Castles of Europe1 section
- MEDREN 228 — Art & Architectural History of the Islamic World, 6th-13th c. CE1 section
- MEDREN 229A — Renaissance and Baroque Art History1 section
- MEDREN 233 — Michelangelo1 section
- MEDREN 236 — Pilgrimage and Tourism1 section
- MEDREN 240 — Drawing Foundations in Early Modern Europe1 section
- MEDREN 241 — Early Modern Architecture: Europe and the United States, 1400-18001 section
- MEDREN 245S — Women in Visual Arts, 1400-1800: Theory and History1 section
- MEDREN 246 — Italian Baroque Art1 section
- MEDREN 247S — Musical Shakespeare1 section
- MEDREN 248S — Women and Power in the Renaissance1 section
- MEDREN 250FS — Bio-Lit: The Science of Renaissance Sex and Gender1 section
- MEDREN 252 — Galileo: Faith and Science at the Dawn of the Modern1 section
- MEDREN 253S — Cross-Cultural Encounters1 section
- MEDREN 254 — Europe in the Middle Ages: Rome to Renaissance1 section
- MEDREN 255 — The Caribbean, 1492-17001 section
- MEDREN 268 — Global Islam1 section
- MEDREN 269 — Islamic Civilization II1 section
- MEDREN 270 — Aztecs and Mayans1 section
- MEDREN 275 — Tudor/Stuart Britain1 section
- MEDREN 281 — Religion, Reform, and Violence in Early Modern Europe1 section
- MEDREN 287 — Magic, Religion, and Science since 14001 section
- MEDREN 287D — Magic, Religion, and Science since 14001 section
- MEDREN 290-1 — Topics in Medieval Art and Architecture1 section
- MEDREN 290S — Special Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 290S-1 — Special Topics in Medieval and Early Modern Literature1 section
- MEDREN 291 — Independent Study1 section
- MEDREN 292 — Slavery: A Global History1 section
- MEDREN 293 — Research Independent Study1 section
- MEDREN 300 — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Lower Level Elective1 section
- MEDREN 300S — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- MEDREN 303 — Ancient and Medieval Epic1 section
- MEDREN 304 — The Problem of Love in Western Literature1 section
- MEDREN 304S — The Problem of Love in Western Literature1 section
- MEDREN 305 — The Viking Age1 section
- MEDREN 305S — The Viking Age1 section
- MEDREN 314 — Introduction to Spanish Literature I1 section
- MEDREN 315 — The Legend of King Arthur in Literature and Film1 section
- MEDREN 320S — Chaucer I1 section
- MEDREN 321 — Chaucer II1 section
- MEDREN 322S — Dwarves, Dragon-Slayers, and Werewolves: Germanic Myths and Legends1 section
- MEDREN 323S — Muhammad: The Prophet of Islam1 section
- MEDREN 329 — Introduction to Spanish-American Literature: 16th - 18th C.1 section
- MEDREN 330 — Shakespeare1 section
- MEDREN 331 — Shakespeare through 16001 section
- MEDREN 332 — Shakespeare After 16001 section
- MEDREN 334S — Late Medieval Literature and Culture1 section
- MEDREN 335S — Don Quixote for Beginners1 section
- MEDREN 336S — Shakespeare's Nature1 section
- MEDREN 337S — Milton1 section
- MEDREN 338S — Boccaccio's Decameron1 section
- MEDREN 341 — Dante's Divine Comedy: Hell, Purgatory and Paradise1 section
- MEDREN 342A — Dante and the Art of Hell1 section
- MEDREN 343S — The Acoustic Image in the Renaissance1 section
- MEDREN 344S — Shakespeare Studio1 section
- MEDREN 346 — The History of the Book1 section
- MEDREN 348S — Medieval Latin1 section
- MEDREN 351 — Rumi: Mysticism and Poetry1 section
- MEDREN 352S — Andalusia: Muslim, Jewish, Christian Spain1 section
- MEDREN 353 — The Seven Deadly Sins: Representing Vice and Virtue in Christian Tradition1 section
- MEDREN 354 — From History to Fantasy: Medieval Religions in Film & Fiction1 section
- MEDREN 355S — Augustine's City of God1 section
- MEDREN 356 — Loot: Who owns the past?1 section
- MEDREN 359S — Love, Spirit, and Mysticism: The Path of Love in Middle East and South Asia1 section
- MEDREN 370S — Understanding the Qur'an1 section
- MEDREN 374S — Islam & the Meaning of Life1 section
- MEDREN 390 — Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 390-1 — Topics in Renaissance Art1 section
- MEDREN 390S — Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 400 — Medieval and Renaissance Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- MEDREN 401S — Renaissance Architecture in Italy: Brunelleschi to Michelangelo1 section
- MEDREN 421S — Art & Environment in the Islamic World1 section
- MEDREN 425S — Capstone: Medieval Trials & Ordeals1 section
- MEDREN 436 — Colonial North America1 section
- MEDREN 443S — Capstone Seminar: History of Torture1 section
- MEDREN 458 — Suspicious Truths and Alternative Realities: Spanish Literature of the Renaissance and the…1 section
- MEDREN 459 — Money, Exchange, and Culture: Spain and the Americas1 section
- MEDREN 473 — What Machiavelli Really Says1 section
- MEDREN 491 — Independent Study: Thesis1 section
- MEDREN 493 — Research Independent Study: Thesis1 section
- MEDREN 506S — Renaissance Art: A Critical Assessment1 section
- MEDREN 507S — Live Images: Ancient and Medieval Representations of the Divine1 section
- MEDREN 524 — Music in the Baroque Era1 section
- MEDREN 550 — Early to Late Medieval Christianity1 section
- MEDREN 551 — Early Modern, Modern and American Christianity1 section
- MEDREN 554S — Columbus: A Global History1 section
- MEDREN 576S — Microhistory1 section
- MEDREN 590 — Advanced Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 590S — Advanced Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 590S-3 — Special Topics Seminar I1 section
- MEDREN 600S — Ghostly Statistics: Revenge Tragedies and Natural Language Processing1 section
- MEDREN 601 — Text as Data: Language Models, AI, and NPL Techniques for Historical and Literary Texts1 section
- MEDREN 603 — Dante's Divine Comedy: Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise1 section
- MEDREN 608S — Medieval and Renaissance Latin1 section
- MEDREN 618S — Boccaccio Studies1 section
- MEDREN 620S — Don Quixote in the Real World: From Escapism to Engagement1 section
- MEDREN 632S — Special Topics in Renaissance Prose and Poetry: 1500 to 16601 section
- MEDREN 637S — Shakespeare & Co.: English Renaissance Drama1 section
- MEDREN 642S — Premodern Times: A User's Manual1 section
- MEDREN 645S — Epic and Exile: Classical Themes, Renaissance Variations1 section
- MEDREN 647S — Latin Palaeography1 section
- MEDREN 665S — Islamic Philosophy & Mysticism (Sufi's Approach to Philosophy)1 section
- MEDREN 690S-2 — Topics in Renaissance Studies1 section
- MEDREN 890S — Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 section
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