Courses

The study and performance of world literature for all combinations of instruments with an emphasis on music from non-Western cultures.

World Music workshop will be a hands-on course that surveys traditional music from around the globe, with an emphasis on exploratory play.

Naval history from its origins in ancient times to the present, including the evolution of strategy and tactics, and the influences of, foreign policy and technological change.

Examination of current issues that businesses face as they operate in a global environment. Includes simulation, readings, business plan development, and teamwork to provide an understanding of major business functions and how they interrelate in actual practice. Designed for first-year students considering a business major.

Examination of current issues that businesses face as they operate in a global environment. Includes simulation, readings, business plan development, and teamwork to provide an understanding of major business functions and how they interrelate in actual practice.

Survey of the origins and development of medieval society in Europe from the fall of Rome to the Age of Discovery, including the Latin West, Byzantium, and Islamic world.

This course is a survey of the world’s major philosophical traditions about reality, time, the universe, the self and its place in nature, society and the universe; the causes of and solutions for human suffering, and the basic constitution of social tradition and process of change.

An investigation of the development of political processes across national boundaries in the global system. Topics include international security, comparative government, international political economy, international organizations, and new global issues.

A general examination of many of the forces and practices that influence contemporary world politics.

Explore broad patterns in human prehistory over the past 10,000 years, including the origins of culture, religion, domestication and agriculture, writing, cities, and states.