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Semester at Sea offers up to 75 courses across several disciplines of study. Course syllabi reflect the expertise of the faculty member and the
itinerary. Courses in orange indicate those that we try to offer on every voyage. All other courses are those we offer on most voyages.
All courses offered in a Semester at Sea voyage are either a Seminar Course or a Global Comparative Lens course. The Global Comparative
Lens courses are those specifically designed to help students deepen their understanding of each of the ports on the itinerary through the
lens of a particular discipline and will also strive to bring synthesis and comparison among ALL ports. The smaller, seminar-style courses are
designed to also take advantage of the comparative framework of the ports of call, but will ground the learning in discussion and reflection.
ANTHROPOLOGY
BUSINESS/COMMERCE
ENGLISH LITERATURE
Intro to Anthropology
International Management
World Literature
Anthropology of Tourism
International Marketing
World Poetry or World Short Story
Globalization and Development
International Finance
Women's Lit of the World
Food and Culture
Foundations of International Business
ENGLISH WRITING
Aging and Culture
Social Entrepreneurship
ANTHROPOLOGY / LINGUISTICS
Language and Culture
ART AND ARCHITECTURE HIST
Intro to Drawing
World Art History
Emerging Markets
Organizational Behavior
DRAMA
World Theater and Performance
Acting I
World Architecture
East Meets West in Art History
Art and Architecture in the Mediterranean
BIOLOGY
Marine Biology
People and Plants
Nature and Society
Travel Writing
Poetry Writing
Academic Writing Workshop
ENVI SCI / GEOLOGY
Introduction to Oceanography
Geohazards and Natural Disasters
Earth's Weather and Climate
ECONOMICS
Development Economics
Human Effects on Coastal Systems
International Trade
Global Ecology
Intro to Environmental Science
ENGINEERING
Water for the World
Energy for the World
GEOGRAPHY
Geography of Development
World Regional Geography
Semester at Sea offers up to 75 courses across several disciplines of study. Course syllabi reflect the expertise of the faculty member and the
itinerary. Courses in orange indicate those that we try to offer on every voyage. All other courses are those we offer on most voyages.
All courses offered in a Semester at Sea voyage are either a Seminar Course or a Global Comparative Lens course. The Global Comparative
Lens courses are those specifically designed to help students deepen their understanding of each of the ports on the itinerary through the
lens of a particular discipline and will also strive to bring synthesis and comparison among ALL ports. The smaller, seminar-style courses are
designed to also take advantage of the comparative framework of the ports of call, but will ground the learning in discussion and reflection.
HISTORY
POLITICS
The West and the World
Intro to Comparative Politics
Mediterranean Civilization
Theories of International Rel.
East Asia in the Modern World
Int Law and Human Rights
History of Modern China
Global Environmental Politics
Mod Africa & Hist. of African Diaspora
US-China Relations
RELIGION
World Religions
Religion in the Modern Mediterranean
Intro to Islamic Culture
SOCIOLOGY
Middle East Politics
Gender and Society
International Mass Media
Chinese Politics
Race and Ethnicity
Newswriting
African Politics
Race, Class, and Gender
MEDIA STUDIES
Intercultural Communication
MUSIC
PSYCHOLOGY
Marriage and Family
Cross-Cultural Psychology
Global Music
Intro to Social Psychology
Popular Music in World Cultures
Adolescence
Music in East and SE Asia
Cognitive Psychology
PHILOSOPHY
PUBLIC HEALTH
Global Ethics
Intro to International Public Health
SPANISH
Conversational Spanish
Intermediate Spanish