University Studies courses
University Studies Courses
The following courses have been approved to be University Studies courses in the current University Bulletin. Other courses may have been approved in other Bulletins, and will be reflected on the RACR Audit. Students: please refer to your own RACR Audit to determine whether specific courses fulfill specific category requirements in your declared Bulletin and for your specific program.
- COM 131 Intro. to Interpersonal Communication
- COM 161 Intro. to Public Speaking
- HON 165 Honors Seminar in Communication
- THD 151 Mind, Body, and Voice in Communication
- ENG 105 Critical Reading, Writing, and Inquiry
- HON 150 Honors Rhetoric, Composition and Resaerch
- AST 115/116 Intro. to Astronomy/Lab
- BIO 101/100 Biological Concepts Lecture and Intro Biology Lab
- CHE 101 Consumer Chemistry
- CHE 105 Introductory Chemistry
- CHE 111 Essentials of Chemistry and Biochemistry
- CHE 201 General College Chem.
- EES 101 The Earth and the Environment
- EES 102 Earth Through Time
- EES 125 Weather and Climate
- EES 199 Earth Science
- PHY 130/131 Gen. Physics/Lab
- MAT 117 Mathematical Concepts
- MAT 130 Technical Math I
- MAT 140 College Algebra
- MAT 145 Trigonometry
- MAT 150 Algebra and Trigonometry
- MAT 220 Business Calculus
- MAT 230 Tech. Math II
- MAT 250 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
- STA 125 Statistical Reasoning
- STA 135 Intro. to Probability and Statistics
- STA 253 Introduction to Statistical Data Analysis
- ART 101 Drawing 1: Introduction to Drawing
- ART 105 Studio Art for Non-Majors
- ART 113 Digital Foundations in Art
- ART 121 Art and Visual Culture
- ART 123 Survey of Visual Cultural and Sciences
- ART 211 Survey of Art from Antiquity to Baroque
- ART 212 Survey of Art from Enlightenment to Present
- ENG 214 Introdution to Creative Writing
- HON 109 Interdisciplinary Humanities and Fine Arts
- HON 161 Honors Seminar in Visual Arts
- HON 162 Honors Seminar in Music
- HON 163 Honors Seminar in Theatre
- MUS 102 School of Rock: History and Stylistic Development
- MUS 103 Grand Ole Tour: History of Country Music
- MUS 104 Introduction to Jazz History
- MUS 105 Introduction to Music History
- MUS 106 Music in Film
- MUS 107 Introduction to American Musical Theatre
- MUS 108 Journeys of Sound: Introduction to World Music
- THD 101 Dance Appreciation
- THD 104 Theatrical Experience
- ARC 150 Introduction to Archaeology
- CIV 201 World Civilizations I
- CIV 202 World Civilizations II
- HON 150 Honors Seminar in Archaeology
- HON 201 Honors Seminar in World History I
- HON 202 Honors Seminar in World History II
- CHN 321 Asian Wisdom & Fantasy in Comics
- ENG 201 Introduction to Literature
- ENG 266 Literary Encounters
- HON 251 Honors Seminar in Literature and Philosophy I
- HUM 211 Humanities Tradition
- HUM 213 Interdisciplineary Approaches to the Humanities
- PHI 142 Philosophy - The Big Questions
- PHI 201 Introduction to Philosophy
- POL 261 Introduction to Political Theory
- SPA 328/ENG 328 US Hispanic Literature
- SPA 341 Hispanic History through Fiction
- AGR 199 Contemporary Issues in Agriculture
- ANT 140 Exploring World Cultures
- ARC 150 Introduction to Archaeology
- COM 131 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- CRJ 140 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- ECO 190 Consumer Economics
- ECO 230 Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECO 231 Principles of Microeconomics
- EDP 260 Psychology of Human Development
- EES 110 World Geography
- FIN 230 Personal Financial Planning
- HON 133 Honors Seminar in Sociology
- HON 180 Honors Seminar in Psychology
- HON 232 Honors Seminar in Economics
- HON 270 Honors Seminar in International Relations
- NTN 230 Introductory Nutrition
- PCH 201 Introduction to Public and Community Health
- POL 250 Intro. to International Relations
- PSY 180 General Psychology
- SOC 133 Intro. to Sociology
- SOC 231 Social Problems
- AGR 200 Cultural and International Agricultural Perspectives
- AGR 353 World Food, Agriculture and Society
- ANT 140 Exploring World Cultures
- ART 213 Art of Global Cultures
- BIO/EES 103 Saving Planet Earth
- CHN 105 Introduction to Chinese Culture
- CHN 202 Intermediate Chinese II
- CHN 340 Chinese Diversity Through Food
- CNS 371 Diversity and Advocacy Issues
- COM 260 Communication Ethics
- ECO 230 Macroeconomics
- EES 110 World Geography
- ENG 226 Argument and Discourse
- FCS 111 Family & Environment
- FRE 105 Introduction to French Culture
- GDS 201 Introduction to Gender and Diversity Studies
- GER 105 Introduction to German Culture
- GER 202 Practical Applications in German
- HIS 120 Exploring the World's Great Cities
- HIS 221 American Experience to 1865
- HIS 222 American Experience Since 1865
- HIS 316 Women and Gender in World History
- HIS 320 Topics in African-American History
- HON 140 Honors Seminar in American National Government
- HON 212 Honors Seminar in Ethics
- HON 272 Honors Seminar in Comparative Politics
- INF 101 Research in the Information Age
- INT 201 Appreciation of Intercultural Experience: Special Topics
- INT 202 Appreciation of Intercultural Experience: Britain
- INT 203 Appreciation of Intercultural Experience: France
- INT 204 Appreciation of Intercultural Experience: Food
- JMC 168 Media Literacy and Society
- JPN 105 Introduction to Japanese Culture
- JPN 202 Intermediate Japanese II
- NLS 207 Diversity and Inclusion in a Global Society
- NLS 290 Community Engagement and the Nonprofit
- NUR 370 International Health Seminar
- PCH 260 Ethics of Healthcare Decision Making
- PHI 202 Ethics
- PHI 212 Contemporary Ethical Problems
- PHI 215 Ethical Issues in Cybersociety
- PHI 230 Ethics & Health
- PHI 260 Death
- POL 140 American National Government
- POL 252 Introduction to Comparative Politics
- RGS/HIS 209 World Religions
- RGS/PHI 221 Philosophy of Religion
- SOC 250 Global Sociology
- SOC 269 Popular Culture
- SPA 105 Introduction to Hispanic Culture
- SPA 202 Practical Applications in Spanish
- SPA 333 Exploring Hispanic CUltures through Artistic Traditions
- SPA 340 US Hispanic Food Cultures
- THD 118 World Theatre
For a list of approved University Studies courses for prior iterations of University Studies, please refer to the student's RACR Audit and/or the appropriate University Bulletin.