The
Curriculum
Our semester course of study includes up to 16 credits of courses
selected from the UW Oshkosh curriculum. The course descriptions below
appear in the UW Oshkosh Undergraduate Bulletin 2005-2007.
Prerequisites for some courses are listed in the
Bulletin. However, under certain circumstances, these prerequisites
may be waived by the course instructor or the Department Chair. Please
contact the Program Coordinator for details.
LIBSTDS 200
(Liberal Studies) (HU 3 cr.)
Culture and Values: Introduction to Humanities
introduces students to various important art forms and begins the
interesting process of developing a workable definition of the humanities,
especially through the disciplines of philosophy, literature, music
and art. Students see how the humanities are related to important
social issues and to their own individual concerns.
Syllabus
HISTORY 305
(Social Science) (3 cr)
Late Middle Ages, 1122-1517 deals with
the political, cultural, and institutional aspects of the late Middle
Ages. Among the topics of discussion will be the decline of feudalism,
the birth of towns, the emergence of the national state, and the beginning
of secularism.
Syllabus
GEOG 331
(Social Science) (3 cr)
European Geography presents a topical
analysis of Europe emphasizing the distribution and interrelation
of major physical and human features, including landforms, climate,
vegetation and soils, population, language, religion, economic activities,
settlement patterns, and political organization.
Syllabus
MUSIC 219
(Humanities - Fine Arts) (3 cr)
Music and Culture is a course with
optional content* which will present a study of music of various historical
and/or contemporary cultures. Topics may include music of western
and/or non-western cultures, specific composers, genres, cultural
topics, or historical eras in western music.
*If you have already had MUSIC 219, you may repeat it
with the permission of the Department Chair. Your final grade may
not be used to replace your previous grade.
Syllabus
INTRDSCP 250 :
Special Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies
OR
INTRNTL 250 : Topics in International Studies
(Social Science) (3 cr)
Topic : "Modern
Germany: From Division to Unification"
Syllabus
Optional Course :
INTRNTL 333 : International Studies Study
Tour (1 cr)
This course may be taken at no extra charge. Consult the on-line
Syllabus
for details.
back to top |