It's super dependent on the university. In my (pretty high ranked) US university, our required contemporary civilizations class required reading Marx, and there was at least one class on socialism in some department every semester. During my time there I took a history of european radicalism/socialism class, a history of cold war cybernetics (of which a large part was Marxist debates about it in the USSR), and a Hegel class. I know political economy was also offered and required reading Marx's critiques of political economy, Next semester a Marxism In Germany and Russia class is being offered.
It's super dependent on the university. In my (pretty high ranked) US university, our required contemporary civilizations class required reading Marx, and there was at least one class on socialism in some department every semester. During my time there I took a history of european radicalism/socialism class, a history of cold war cybernetics (of which a large part was Marxist debates about it in the USSR), and a Hegel class. I know political economy was also offered and required reading Marx's critiques of political economy, Next semester a Marxism In Germany and Russia class is being offered.
Noice.