ROMST courses
136 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- ROMST 89S — First Year Seminar in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 100 — Romance Studies Lower Level Elective1 section
- ROMST 165FS — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- ROMST 167CNS — Unruly Bodies: Narratives of Dissent1 section
- ROMST 171CNS — Being Human: Exploring Our Boundaries in Literature & Film1 section
- ROMST 178CNS — Museums and Coloniality in a Global Context1 section
- ROMST 185CNS — Language and Climate, Language of Climate: Intro to Ecolinguistics1 section
- ROMST 190A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 190FS — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 190S — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 200 — Romance Studies Intermediate Level Elective1 section
- ROMST 201 — What Is Europe?1 section
- ROMST 202 — Imagining Europe: Arts, Culture, Politics1 section
- ROMST 202P — Imagining Europe: Arts, Culture, Politics Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 203L — Dinámicas Multilingües / Dynamiques Multilingues1 section
- ROMST 204FS — Clash of Civilizations: In the Heart of Europe1 section
- ROMST 205 — The Problem of Love in Western Literature1 section
- ROMST 205P — The Problem of Love in Western Literature - Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 205S — The Problem of Love in Western Literature1 section
- ROMST 206 — Modern European Short Fiction1 section
- ROMST 206P — Modern European Short Fiction Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 208FS — Bio-Lit: The Science of Renaissance Sex and Gender1 section
- ROMST 217FS — Language, Thought, and Culture1 section
- ROMST 226S — Performing African Diaspora1 section
- ROMST 233S — Performing Brazil1 section
- ROMST 235SL — Capoeira: Practice and Culture1 section
- ROMST 256 — Italian Baroque Art1 section
- ROMST 258S — Women and Power in the Renaissance1 section
- ROMST 266 — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- ROMST 266S — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- ROMST 282S — Modernism and the Arts1 section
- ROMST 290 — Special Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 290A — Duke Administered Study Abroad: Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 290S — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 291-1 — Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 300 — Romance Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- ROMST 307S — Reimagining Latin America and The Caribbean1 section
- ROMST 311 — The Americas and Europe in the Age of Revolutions, c. 1760s–1840s1 section
- ROMST 314 — What is Critical Theory? An Introduction1 section
- ROMST 316 — Slavery: A Global History1 section
- ROMST 317 — The Body in Art in Early Modern Europe: Power and Limits of Corporeal Representations1 section
- ROMST 319S — Andalusia: Muslim, Jewish, Christian Spain1 section
- ROMST 322 — Sample & Remix: Contemporary Cultural Production Across Arts & Media1 section
- ROMST 324 — History of Mexico1 section
- ROMST 327S — Romance Studies Literature and Culture1 section
- ROMST 327SP — Romance Studies Literature and Culture Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 330S — Undocumented America in Literature1 section
- ROMST 335 — Free Speech-Francophone World USA1 section
- ROMST 336S — Don Quixote for Beginners1 section
- ROMST 337 — America from Abroad: Literature and Cinema1 section
- ROMST 337P — America from Abroad: Literature and Cinema Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 338S — Brazil and Lusophone Africa1 section
- ROMST 338SP — Brazil and Lusophone Africa Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 339S — Brazil, Race, Sex, and the Body1 section
- ROMST 341S — Perspectives on the Amazon1 section
- ROMST 341SP — Perspectives on the Amazon Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 343S — The Acoustic Image in the Renaissance1 section
- ROMST 350 — Brains, Everywhere1 section
- ROMST 350S — Brains, Everywhere1 section
- ROMST 352SA — Italian Culture through Food1 section
- ROMST 365S — Latino/a Popular Culture1 section
- ROMST 366S — Picaras and Outlaws: Global South Feminisms1 section
- ROMST 366SP — Picaras and Outlaws: Global South Feminism Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 377S — Language and Identity: How We Construct Identities Through Language Use1 section
- ROMST 378S — Svevo and World Literature1 section
- ROMST 380 — France and Africa: The Politics and Culture of (Post-)Coloniality1 section
- ROMST 380P — France and Africa: The Politics and Culture of (Post-)Coloniality Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 381S — Mapping Jewish Modernism1 section
- ROMST 382 — Race, Class, and Family in Contemporary Literature: Journeys, Generations, and Translations1 section
- ROMST 388S — Food, Culture, and Society1 section
- ROMST 389S — Linguistic Human Rights in the Americas1 section
- ROMST 390 — Special Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 390S — Special Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 390SP — Romance Studies Topics Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 391 — Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 393 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 396S — East-West Cinema1 section
- ROMST 405S — Quechua and the Andean Environment1 section
- ROMST 410S — Black (In) Translation1 section
- ROMST 412S — Afro-Latin America1 section
- ROMST 430 — Music History and Politics in Contemporary Africa1 section
- ROMST 430P — Music History and Politics in Contemporary Africa Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 435S — Francophone Oceania: Beyond the Postcard Paradise1 section
- ROMST 450 — Second Language Acquisition and Research1 section
- ROMST 451S — Theories and Techniques of Teaching Foreign Languages1 section
- ROMST 480S — Applied Latin American Studies: Cultivating Impactful Futures1 section
- ROMST 488S — How to do Research Like an Artist: Contemporary Methods, Theories, and Practice1 section
- ROMST 489S — Screening Europe1 section
- ROMST 489SP — Screening Europe Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 490 — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 490S — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 490SP — Preceptorial in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 493 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 495 — Honors Thesis1 section
- ROMST 501S — Methods and Theories of Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 504S — When Fiction Meets History1 section
- ROMST 505S — Visual Studies from the Global South1 section
- ROMST 510S — Feeling and Protest1 section
- ROMST 515S — Global Trans Studies1 section
- ROMST 521S — Anthropology and History1 section
- ROMST 522S — Africa, Cuba, Brazil: Great Powers of the Black Atlantic1 section
- ROMST 525S — Global South Feminisms1 section
- ROMST 526S — Columbus: A Global History1 section
- ROMST 531S — Premodern Times: A User's Manual1 section
- ROMST 532S — Comparative Modernisms1 section
- ROMST 532SP — Comparative Modernisms Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 540S — Memory and Documentary Cinema in Latin America1 section
- ROMST 540SP — Memory and Documentary Cinema in Latin America Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 545S — Epic and Exile: Classical Themes, Renaissance Variations1 section
- ROMST 565S — Global Critical Race Theory and History: Brazil and the USA1 section
- ROMST 570S — Philosophy in Motion: Corporeality, Gesture, and Movement in Modern Thought1 section
- ROMST 576S — Theory & Aesthetics: Rousseau1 section
- ROMST 577S — Edward Said: Theory, Politics, Culture1 section
- ROMST 580S — Sylvia Wynter and the Question of Caribbean Philosophy1 section
- ROMST 590 — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 590S — Seminar in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 590SP — Special Topics in Romance Studies - Preceptorial1 section
- ROMST 591 — Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 612S — Theories of the Image: The Image in Walter Benjamin1 section
- ROMST 618S — Theories of the Visual1 section
- ROMST 690 — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 690S — Seminar in Romance Studies: Special Topics1 section
- ROMST 700S — Theories and Techniques of Teaching Foreign Languages1 section
- ROMST 705S — How to do Research Like an Artist: Contemporary Methods, Theories, and Practice1 section
- ROMST 711S — Mapping Jewish Modernism1 section
- ROMST 712 — Race, Class, and Family in Contemporary Literature: Journeys, Generations, and Translations1 section
- ROMST 713S — Svevo and World Literature1 section
- ROMST 715 — Cultural Memory1 section
- ROMST 750S — Gender and Aesthetic Theory1 section
- ROMST 755S — Dissertation and Career Prep for 5th and 6th year Graduate Students1 section
- ROMST 760S — The Concept of the Symbol1 section
- ROMST 790S — Topics in Romance Studies1 section
- ROMST 791 — Independent Study1 section
- ROMST 826S — Contemporary Genre Fiction: The Global Novel1 section
- ROMST 827S — The Global Novel: Post, What?1 section
- ROMST 850S — Deleuze: Cinema and Philosophy1 section
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