Supplemental List
of Study Abroad Courses Approved to Fulfill Undergraduate Requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences | |||
| This list forms a supplement to the list of Arts and
Sciences Breadth
and Second
Writing Courses as published in the Undergraduate and Graduate
Catalog. The following courses have been approved to fulfill Breadth and Second Writing Requirements for students pursuing degree programs in the College of Arts and Sciences, but ONLY WHEN THESE COURSES ARE OFFERED AS PART OF AN OFFICIAL UD STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM. The same course offered on the Newark campus is NOT approved to meet the requirement. Some courses below have only limited approval, for a specific term or Study Abroad location or program. These are noted and printed in italics. This list is effective for courses taken during the academic year 2004-2005 and later, unless noted. For courses taken prior to 2004-2005, please consult the Study Abroad office to confirm if the course fulfilled a requirement at the time it was taken. For courses offered through Study Abroad in upcoming terms, it is possible to search for courses that fulfill specific requirements, using the search function at http://international.udel.edu/studyabroad/programs/search4.asp For additional information on courses offered through Study Abroad, please consult the Study Abroad Office in the Center for International Studies, 186 S. College Avenue, (302) 831-4004 | |||
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| GROUP A: ANALYSIS AND APPRECIATION OF THE
CREATIVE ARTS AND HUMANITIES • ARSC 367 – Only selected topics are approved – check with Study Abroad Office • ARTH 349 – Art and Architecture in Context • COMM 360 – Oral Interpretation of Literature • ENGL 365 – Plays by Shakespeare • ENGL 372 – Studies in Drama • ENGL 424 – Studies in Shakespeare • ENGL 472 – Studies in the Drama: Contemporary London Theatre • FLLT 224 – Topics: French Literature in Translation • FLLT 226 – Hispanic Literature in Translation • MUSC 267 / MUSC 213 – French Musical Culture, only when taught in Paris • MUSC 267 – Music & Culture – limited approval for 05W in Barbados • PHIL 242 – Philosophy of Education • SPAN 355 – Special Topics – approved only when taught in Madrid – check with Study Abroad Office GROUP B: THE STUDY OF CULTURE AND INSTITUTIONS OVER TIME • ANTH 328 – Mayan Art & Architecture • ARTH 323 – Modern Architecture of London: 1750-1900 • ARTH 338 – Mayan Art & Architecture • ARTH 339 – Art & Architecture of Europe • ARTH 402 – Seminar in History of Art • BAMS 309 - Political Culture by Country • CHIN 208 – Contemporary China I • ENGL 434 – Studies in 19th Century Literature • FLLT 267 – Contemporary North Africa 08W • FLLT 309 – Political Culture by Country • FREN 208 – Contemporary France I • GRMN 208 – Contemporary German I – effective 05W and later; does not count toward Group B if taken before 05W • HIST 336 – History of Latin America • HIST 339 – Modern European History: France, Granada – students in the College of Engineering may use this course toward their humanities requirements • HIST 351 – Europe in Crisis: 1919-1945 • HIST 352 – Contemporary European Society • HIST 367 – North American Slavery (05W) – when taught as part of the Barbados program • ITAL 208 – Contemporary Italy I – effective 06W and later • JAPN 208 – Contemporary Japan I – – effective 04J and later; does not count toward Group B if taken before 04J • MUSC 339 – Composers of Vienna • MUSC 367 - Arts, Architecture and the English Monarchy (07W only) • PORT 267 – Contemporary Brazil – effective for any winter session starting with 05W • POSC 309 – Political Culture by Country • SPAN 207 – Contemporary Latin America I - effective for any winter session starting with 05W • SPAN 307 - Contemporary Latin America from 07F and forward • SPAN 367 - Contemporary Latin America (07W only) GROUP C: EMPIRICALLY-BASED STUDY OF HUMAN BEINGS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT • FREN 308 – Contemporary France II • GEOG 226 – Geography of Latin America – only for 05W • ITAL 308 – Contemporary Italy II • PLSC 100 – Plants and Human Culture • POSC 431 – Latin American Politics • POSC 441 – Western European Politics • POSC 442 – Problems of Western European Politics • SOCI 311 – Sociology of Health Care • SOCI 335 – Sociology of Urban Education • SOCI/CRJU 456 – Law and Justice in the U.S. and Britain GROUP D: THE STUDY OF NATURAL PHENOMENA THROUGH EXPERIMENT OR ANALYSIS • BISC 127 - Environments and Cultures in Conflict GEOL 434 - The Geology of Coasts (07W only) • GEOL 434 - The Geology of Coasts (07W only) SECOND WRITING REQUIREMENT • ARTH 402 – Undergraduate Seminar in the History of Art – approved for Second Writing only when taught by UD Professor or in London ONLY and professor must be native speaker of English; courses taught in Granada or Paris will NOT count • ENGL 357 – Literature of London • ENGL 472 – Studies in the Drama - only with specific instructor and syllabus and only during fall and spring semester; does not count if taught in winter or summer • ENGL 480 – Seminar – only when taught by UD faculty – check with Study Abroad Office UNIVERSITY MULTICULTURAL • GEOG 102 - Human Geography: Case Study of Sustainable Development in Small Island Economies • GEOG 367 – People/Environment: Natural Area Management - approved only for program in Australia in 04W and 05W and ONLY for students in majors within the College of Engineering |