Courses

Study of political science in a foreign setting. May be similar institution. Topics studied may fall under any of the four subfields of political science.

Guided investigation of public administration and public affairs topics through study abroad where students will participate in international learning experiences.

Survey of current international research and educational/clinical practices in the field of speech-language pathology. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.

This course is designed to engage students in active learning related to international hospitality management in settings outside the United States. Through participation in the course, students will explore the culture, management practices, and service standards in the host country related to the hospitality industry. Activities include readings, lectures, discussions, reflective journaling, tours, and observations.

Approved novice level study abroad program in an Italian-speaking country.

Approved upper-level study-abroad program in Japan. Permission of Department Chair and Study-Abroad Director.

Students planning to study abroad for a semester or shorter duration in order to gain an international educational experience may enroll in IHP 398. This is a non-credit course to indicate that the student has completed study abroad experience on his/her transcript. The course can be repeated up to three times to reflect completion of a study abroad program.

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The purpose of this course for the undergraduate/graduate student is to develop an improved understanding of culture, to recognize any cultural practices that affect health care and other professions, and to incorporate this understanding into the provision of care.

Approved program in a Spanish-speaking country.