Lorenzo de Medici (LdM) Courses

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1 COURSE OFFERINGS UHM Study Abroad Center Lorenzo de Medici (LdM) Semester in Italy: Florence Rome Three Cities ENROLLMENT. Not all courses are offered during both semesters. Prospective applicants must select their courses by consulting the online course schedule. Course choices must be approved by the Study Abroad Center. 2. Students must be registered with a minimum of 2 credits, usually four courses. Course descriptions are attached. Students who enroll in more than five courses at LdM will be charged a supplement. 3. All students participating in Florence must take at least one of the UHM Resident Director s two courses, when applicable. 4. Many Nutrition and Health courses do not have a UHM equivalent. Students who wish to take these courses may do so, but without UHM credit. Also, these courses cannot be included in the minimum requirement of FOUR COURSES or 2 CREDITS. 5. Certain LdM courses have a designated UHM equivalent, as listed on the following pages. Students who wish to take a course that does not have an equivalent must provide a course description and request an equivalent from an appropriate UHM faculty member. Request forms are attached. 6. Specific Italian language credits (selected from list below) will be given according to a number of factors: last ITAL course at UHM, number of credit hours taken at LdM, and placement level. ITAL 0 Elem. Italian (3) ITAL 02 Elem. Italian (3) ITAL 60 Intensive Elem. Italian Abroad (v) ITAL 20 Inter. Italian (3) ITAL 202 Inter. Italian (3) ITAL 258 Inter. Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 259 Inter. Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 260 Intensive Int. Italian Abroad (v) ITAL 3 Conversation (3) ITAL 358 Third-Level Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 359 Third-Level Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 360 Intensive Third-Level Italian Abroad (v) ITAL 458 Fourth-Level Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 459 Fourth-Level Italian Abroad (3) ITAL 460 Intensive Fourth-Level Italian Abroad (v)

2 R O M E Art History ART 80 R Introduction to Art History ART 0* Introduction to the Visual Arts ART 95 R Introduction to Renaissance and Baroque Art ART 470D High Renaissance and Mannerism in Italy ART 255 R PHR 255 R Lost Symbolisms and Secret Codes in Art ART 330 R Renaissance Art at the Italian Courts ART 0* Introduction to the Visual Arts ART 340 R High Renaissance and Mannerism ART 470D Renaissance Art: High Renaissance and Mannerism in Italy ART 350 R Baroque Rome ART 47 Baroque & Rococo Art ART 365 R The Age of Revolution: 700 to Impressionism ART 374 Art of the 9 th Century ART 370 R Modern Art ART 473 Art of the First Half of 20 th Century ART 380 R Modern European and Italian Art * Students who have taken ART 0, 270, or 76 will receive ART 470B. Classical Studies CLA 20 R Ancient Rome ANTH 322 HIST 333 World Archaeology II OR Ancient Rome Communications COM 80 R Introduction to Mass Communication COM 335 Mass Communication COM 90 R Introduction to Media Ethics JOUR 460 Media Ethics OR COM 460 Media Ethics COM 95 R Intercultural Communication COM 340 Intercultural Communication COM 255 R The Role of Ethics in Communication COM 295 R Introduction to Film Studies COM 300 R Public Relations Strategies COM 454 Communication Campaigns COM 30 R From our Rome Correspondent: Writing for the Media Gender Studies GND 250 R Women, History and Culture GND 325 R Women Writers in Italian Literature and Society GND 360 R Film, Gender and Family Geography and Environmental Sciences ENV 80 R Environmental Education ENV 220 R Natural Resources and Management in Italian Society History HIS 50 R The Making of Modern Europe HIST 296 Topics in History HIS 200 F History of the Roman Empire HIST 333 Ancient Rome: The Republic HIS 260 F HIS 292 R The Jewish Experience in Lazio Medieval and Renaissance Traditions (Three Cities program) HIST 433 ART 37 Medieval Cultures Medieval Art 23

3 HIS 300 R HIS 305 R HIS 320 R HIS 400 R HIS 405 R Italian Renaissance Civilization and Culture Roman Civilization through its Monuments Cultural Difference in Medieval and Early Modern Europe History of Political Terrorism Papal Rome HIST 435 The Renaissance HIST 433 Medieval Cultures International Business BUS 220 R Principles of International Marketing MKT 38 Multinational Marketing BUS 250 R Leadership in Business Organization BUS 295 R The Global Economy ECON 362 Globalization and Trade Policy BUS 300 R Behavior in Businesses and Organizations BUS 30 R International Business MGT 342 Multinational Business Management BUS 320 R Approaches to Management BUS 330 R Business Law and the Global Challenge Literature LIT 300 R Contemporary European Literature LIT 302 R Shakespeare s Italy ENG 445 William Shakespeare LIT 30 R History of Italian Literature LIT 35 R MCT 35 R Italian Literature in Cinema LIT 340 R Creative Writing ENG 4 Poetry Workshop Music, Cinema and Theater Studies MCT 250 R History of Rome through the Cinema ART 496 Topics in the History of Cinema MCT 265 R SOC 265 R Film and Mafia ART 496 Topics in the History of Cinema MCT 275 R Introduction to Italian Theatre MCT 280 R World Beat: Exploring Global Music MUS 07 Music in World Cultures MCT 285 R Introduction to Italian Opera MCT 287 R POL 287 R Film and Terrorism MCT 295 R Introduction to Film Studies MCT 340 R PHR 340 R Religion and Cinema MCT 350 R COM 350 R History of Italian Cinema Philosophy and Religious Studies PHR 200 R Introduction to Italian Philosophy PHR 270 R Rithmix: Harmony and Beauty of the Divine Through Music and Rhythm PHR 280 R Enthusiasm: the Search for the Divine through the Lost Sciences PHR 30 R Empowerment 24

4 Political Science and International Studies POL 250 R Globalization and Its Consequences POLS 20 Introduction to World Politics POL 280 R SOC 280 R Peace Education POL 290 R BUS 290 R The Global Economy POL 305 R The European Union POLS 307I Topics in Comparative Politics: Europe POL 320 R HIS 330 R Contemporary Italy POL 332 R Interest Representation and Lobbying in the European Union POL 335 R Contemporary European History POL 350 R The European Union and the United States: Rivals or Partners? POLS 333 Advanced Topics in Global Politics POL 360 R From Peacekeeping to State Building: Challenges and Perspectives Psychology PSY 200 R Social Psychology PSY 250 Social Psychology PSY 286 R Introduction to Art Therapy PSY 429 Experimental Psy: Advanced Topics Sociology SOC 240 R The Italian Family SOC 260 R Sociology and History of Italian Mafia ENG 494 Study Abroad OR SOC 499 Directed Reading SOC 265 Film and Media SOC 333 Survey of Criminology (DS) B. Joyce 2/202 SOC 280 R Conflict Sociology and Peace Research SOC 285 F POL 280 R Peace Education Graphic Arts GRA 80 R Graphic Illustration GRA 90 R Visual Design: Theory and Methods Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media PDM 30 R Principles of Drawing and Composition ART 3 Introduction to Drawing PDM 40 R Foundation Oil Painting ART 23 Introduction to Painting PDM 70 R Introduction to Pastel Techniques ART 225 Painting/Water-Based Media PDM 200 R Portraiture in Oils ART 23 Introduction to Painting PDM 205 R Watercolor and Tempera/Gouache ART 225 Painting/Water-Based Media PDM 232 R Rome Sketchbook ART 23 Drawing OR ART 33 Advanced Drawing Restoration RES 40 R RES 60 R RES 75 R RES 230 R Conservation of Wood and Polychrome Sculpture Fresco Restoration Painting Restoration and Conservation Conservation: Theory and Techniques 25

5 RES 240 R RES 245 R Conservation Methods for Stone and Decorative Marble Historic Painting Techniques Lab Writing WRI 290 R Travel Writing ENG 42 Nonfiction Writing Italian Language and Culture (courses in Italian) ITL R Beginning Italian Language (Background in Romance Language) ITC 330 R Italian Language, Culture and Society ITAL 0 ITAL 60 Elementary Italian (3 credits) Intensive Elementary Italian (4 credits) Italian Language UHM equivalents to be determined refer to #6 on page CREDITS Beginning 2 LEVEL 3 Advanced Advanced 2 3 SUPER-INTENSIVE 8 History HIS 32 V Venice and the East (Three Cities Program, third month in Venice) V E N I C E HIST 499 HIST 35 Directed Reading: European East European Empires (Romaniello, 3/2) Updated /5 26