Spring 2020 Learning Abroad Courses
This semester, the Learning Abroad program is sponsoring twenty courses, including three study away classes. These programs are an alternative opportunity to a traditional semester or yearlong study abroad program, extending the work of the classroom into a first-hand experience of cultural life outside the United States. They are designed to promote cross-cultural competence, community engagement, global awareness, and foreign language study.
Learning Abroad Courses
Doing Business in South Africa
Community Service, Social Change, and Knowledge of Place in South Africa
Constitutional Law in South Africa
Health and Healing in South Africa
South African Literature and Film
Comparative Criminal Justice in Ireland, England, and Wales
International Perspectives of Forensic Science in England
Health and Healing in Guatemala
Writing Revolutions: Literatures of Revolution in Philadelphia and Cuba
Arts and Culture of Modern Day Iceland
Biodiversity, Natural History, and Conservation of Patagonia
Child Migration and U.S. Immigration Policy in Guatemala
Haiti: Culture, Politics, and Health
Haruki Murakami: Magical Japan
Psychology of Eating in Spain and France
Women in Paris: Past and Present
Study Away Courses
Reporting on Civil Rights in America: Then and Now (Atlanta, Alabama, Nashville)
Social Work and Civil Rights (Alabama)
Population Health in Puerto Rico: Caring for Diverse Needs of a Unique Island Territory