ANT/1010A - Introduction to Anthropology:
Cultural
Anthropology as a comparative cultural approach. Learning about
world cultures through the examination of the whole life experience
through a cross-cultural perspective. Focus includes family and
social organization, economics, law, art, religion, male and female
relationships, education and personality formation. 3 credits
ART 1250A - Italian
Sketchbook
A basic course in drawing and watercolor techniques; using the
architecture, landscape and the people of Italy as subjects. 3
credits
ART 1790A - Survey of Art and Architecture
in Italy
A comprehensive survey course in the history of the visual arts and
architecture on the Italian peninsula from ancient times to the
modern era. 3 credits.
GOV 1610A - International
Relations
The legal and political principles underlying the modern state
systems; foreign policies of the major powers; fundamental factors
and problems of international organizations and cooperation.
3 credits
GOV 2650A - Government and Politics of
Western Europe
Comparison of the political institutions of Great Britain, France,
Germany and Italy; Political tradition, constitutional principles,
political parties and contemporary political problems with emphasis
on the European Union. 3 credits
GOV 3320A - Cureent Terrorists
Movements
An analysis and evaluation of the ideologies, strategies and
tactics of the leading revolutionary movements in the world today.
An analysis and evaluation of the counter-revolutionary measures
commonly used by governments. 3 credits
GOV 4990A – Reading and Research
(Independent Study)
Prerequisite: nine semester hours in GOV. Open to SJU juniors and
seniors only. Departmental approval required. 3 credits
IB 3341A - Principles of International
Business
This course will stress the similarities and differences in
international business management functions, processes and
structures as related to the changing cultural, social, economic
and political environment. The changes in management philosophies
and practices as well as their adaptations to fit the political
conditions in different countries will also be considered. 3
credits
ITA 1010A - Elementary
Italian
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in Italian
through listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students
develop oral and written proficiency at a limited level within the
context of Italian culture. 3 credits
ITA 1020A - Italian II
This course continues to develop basic communication skills in
Italian. Through a progressive use of the four skills, listening,
speaking, reading and writing students develop oral and written
proficiency at a limited level within the context of Italian
culture.3 credits Prerequisite: ITA 1010
ITA 2030A - Italian Level III
This course reviews the basic skills learned in Italian I and II
and continues building oral and written proficiency with more
intensive reading and conversation within the context of Italian
culture. 3 credits
ITA 3110A - Advanced Italian
Conversation
Drill and practice in conversational Italian. Topics are selected
to meet the requirements of daily life. 3 credits
LLT 3980 - International
Internship
Total immersion experience in a field of interest chosen by the
student in a country in which the target language is spoken.
Must be fluent in Italian. 3 credits
LLT 4990 - Independent Studies in
Italian
This course covers special topics in Italian literature. Must be
fluent in Italian. 3 credits
THE 2810A - Religions of the
World
A critical introduction to the study of world religions. Explore
the beliefs, rituals and ethical ideals of representative religious
manifestations of the past and present. Characteristic traits and
patterns in tribal, imperial, naturalistic, mystical and national
religions. 3 credits