MDA 333 – Colloquium in Armenian Studies: Social and Cultural Issues
This 2-unit course offers a unique chance to dive deep into the political, social, and cultural issues that make up the contemporary Armenian experience. Taught by Institute Director Dr. Shushan Karapetian and distinguished guest lecturers from multidisciplinary backgrounds, MDA 333 is your ticket to exploring the diverse and dynamic world of Armenian Studies.
There are no prerequisites, and knowledge of the Armenian language or history is not required. This course satisfies the requirements for Interdisciplinary Minor in Folklore and Popular Culture and Interdisciplinary Minor in Resistance to Genocide.
Have questions? Email Dr. K shushank@usc.edu
When: Wednesdays from 2:00 – 3:50 PM
Where: DMC 160
MDA 330 – The Armenian Heritage: History, Arts, and Culture
This four-unit course offers an insightful introduction to Armenian heritage, exploring the cultural forces and historical events that have shaped the Armenian experience both in Armenia and across the global diaspora. Through a dynamic lens, students will examine contemporary challenges, cultural expressions, and the ongoing impact of history on modern Armenian life. Taught by Institute Director Dr. Shushan Karapetian, this course provides a compelling look at the complexities of Armenian culture and identity today.
There are no prerequisites, and knowledge of the Armenian language or history is not required. This course satisfies the requirements for Interdisciplinary Minor in Folklore and Popular Culture and Interdisciplinary Minor in Resistance to Genocide.
Have questions? Email Dr. K shushank@usc.edu
When: Tuesday & Thursday | 2:00 – 3:20 PM
Where: GFS 228
