Courses

Approved program in a German-speaking country.

Agricultural and natural resources travel course emphasizing photography, advanced exposure to cultural and agricultural sites from a photographic perspective. Locations to the field of agriculture and natural resources.

The Computer Science Study Abroad provides students with the opportunities to take computer science courses at universities overseas.

This course affords students the opportunity engage in academic study outside of the U.S. to examine substantive topics in crime and justice. Students spend time (to be determined by the specific program) at a destination point, where they engage with students and faculty members in classroom and research settings at partner post-secondary institutions, experience immersion in foreign culture, and engage in comparative analysis of policies and programs relating to crime and justice.

This course provides an opportunity for Geomatics/ GIS students to explore spatial applications on a global scale through study abroad and an international field trip, to expand their understanding of their global identity, and to enhance their intercultural competence within their personal and professional development.

This course introduces incoming students with opportunities to reach beyond the classroom to study topics that are relevant to human sciences and quality of life issues. Application required.

Provides the opportunity for students to experience mathematics in the global community through cultural immersion in a study abroad program.

Focus on an individual student effort assessing the ecological and human dimensions of biodiversity conservation and nature tourism; exposure to the ecological aspects of managing natural resources, especially wildlife populations and their habitat, as well as the economic, social, and cultural factors affecting biodiversity conservation and nature tourism in a developing country. May be taken two times for credit.

Focus on an individual student effort assessing the ecological and human dimensions of biodiversity conservation and nature tourism; exposure to the ecological aspects of managing natural resources, especially wildlife populations and their habitat, as well as the economic, social, and cultural factors affecting biodiversity conservation and nature tourism in a developing country. May be taken two times for credit.

Guided investigation of different political systems and political cultures through study abroad. Students will work closely with faculty prior to and during a study abroad trip to understand these political systems and cultures. Student can earn from 1-3 credit hours.