Summer 2025
- COLT 19.05/CRWT 40.17*: Workshop in Literary Translation - Tanoukhi - 6B
- COLT 51.01: Masterpieces of African Literature - Coly - 12
- COLT 52.10/JWST 12.02: Jewish Literatures in Latin America: Belonging Beyond Borders - Zepp- Zwirner - 12
*Courses in Comparative Literature are designed to meet the needs of students whose literary interests are broader than those that can be met by the curriculum of any single department. Below are the courses offered in Comparative Literature by term. Please check back often for up-to-date information on course meeting times and availability, as these can change. Course descriptions can be found on the Registrar's ORC site.
To view Comparative Literature Undergraduate courses, click here.
To view Comparative Literature Graduate requirements, click here.
To view Comparative Literature Graduate courses, click here.
COLT 79: Independent Study - ARR
Independent Study (COLT 79)
Independent studies require approval of the chair & a syllabus that has been worked on by the student and advisor. This proposal should be sent to the chair for approval the steering committee. An independent study should be on a topic that will not be the subject of a COLT class in the running academic year.