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Course equivalents
| Masaryk University course | USask course |
|---|---|
| Canadian Political History | POLS 307.3 |
| Development of Ethnic Relations in the Czech Republic | POLS 466.3 |
| Then Early Writing of Canada, Canadian Literature:1945 to present | ENG 352.3 |
| SLOVAK POLITICS + TRANSFORMATION OF CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE | POLS SR.6 |
| AJ 14002 British Literature 1660-1790 | ENG 373.3 |
| AJ14000 + AJ14007 English Literature of the Middle Ages + British Literature 1830-1890: Victorians | ENG SR.3 |
| AJ14006 British Literature 1770-1830 Romantics | ENG 374.3 |
| CZA32 Czech Cinema | DRAM JR.3 |
| CZS01 Remodelling Czech political Culture in Central Europe After 1989 | POLS SR.3 |
| CZS04 Changing Political & Social Identities in Post-Cold War Central Europe | SOC SR.3 |
| CZS05 Cultural Anthropology of Post-Socialism | ANTH SR.3 |
| CZS34 Modern Czech Theatre | DRAM SR.3 |
| CZS35 Fiction, Facts & Reality in Modern Czech Literature | ENG SR.3 |
| CZS44 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND THREATS TO GLOBAL SECURITY | POLS 261.3 |
| ESAA33 THE MEANING OF ART | ART 110.3 |
| ESAA59 SHAKESPEARE AND THE NATURE OF LOVE | ENG SR.3 |
| EUP412 POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES | POLS SR.3 (200 LEVEL) |
| SOC257 | SOC 244.3 |
| ZUR138 INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF CULTURE | ANTH 111.3 |
| ZUR139 INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF MEDIA HISTORY | XHUM UNP.3 |
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