AUPs prior general education program requirements included five components of study: Mapping the World, Modeling the World, Comparing the World, Speaking the World, and FirstBridge.
At AUP, courses in Mapping the World correspond to the social sciences and help students understand how human experience has been organized in and across time and spaceand how various forms of social experience emerged spatially and historically around the globe.泭
Courses that fulfill the Mapping the World requirement are numerous and variedeverything from social anthropology to social robotics, intercultural communication to contemporary feminist theory. Just as cartography is the study of making maps, study in the social sciences helps you explore social experience and organizationand map the human world.
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Four credits (one course) from the Mapping the World rubric泭
Four credits (one course) from the Comparing Worlds rubric泭
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AN1002 Socio-cultural Anthropology
AN3061 Anthropology Of Cities
AR1010 Visual And Environmental Studio
BA2020 Management & Organizational Behavior
CL1025 The World, The Text, & The Critic I
CL2006 Contemporary Feminist Theory
CL2010 Paris Through Its Books
CM2006 Media Globalization
CM3004 Communicating Fashion
CS1040 Intro To Computer Programming I
CS2020 Computer Games Design
CS2021 Social Robotics
CS3068 Database Applications
EC2010 Principles Of Microeconomics
EC2020 Principles Of Macroeconomics
EC2010 Principles Of Microeconomics
ES3061 Anthropology Of Cities
FM2075 Intro To History Of Narrative Film I
FM2076 Intro To History Of Narrative Film II
FR2060 Intro To Linguistics / La Linguistique
GS2006 Contemporary Feminist Theory
GS2010 Psychology & Gender
GS2016 Gender And Sexuality: Global Perspectives
GS3004 Communicating Fashion
GS3014 Art, Cult., & Gender In Ital. Renaissance
HI1002 History Of Western Civ. From 1500
HI1003 The Contemporary World
HI1005 World History Up To 1500
HI1013 The City In World History
HI1091 Topics In History
HI2010 Early Islamic History
HI2020 The Historical Foundations Of Law
HI2030 Intro. To History, Law & Society
IDISC1091 Interdisciplinary Topics
LI1000 Language Acq And Soc Policy
LI1000 Language Acq And Soc Policy
LW2020 The Historical Foundations Of Law
LW2030 Intro. To History, Law & Society
PL2003 Political Philosophy
PL2071 Critique Of Political Economy
PL2072 Freud & Nietzsche
PL3007 Concepts In Relativity And Quantum Theories
PO1011 Foundations Of Modern Politics
PO1091 Topics In Politics
PO2003 Political Philosophy
PO2012 Intro To Polit'l Geography & Geopolitics
PY1000 Intro To Psychology
PY2010 Psychology & Gender
PY2021 Psychoanalytic Theories Of Personality
PY2046 Cultural Psychology
PY3067 Social Memory
PY3068 The Autobiographical Process
VC3014 Art, Cult., & Gender In Ital. Renaissance
Science, math and quantitative reasoning are essential to a 21st-century education. Analyzing data, understanding the scientific method, learning to differentiate between pattern and anecdotethese are all important problem-solving skills that can be applied in a variety of contexts.泭
Modeling the World is our general education requirement that invites you into the world of mathematical and scientific investigation and will help shape the way you think about framing questions and finding solutions to contemporary problems.泭
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The ability to make comparisons across cultures and time periods is a critical interpretive skill for citizens of the twenty-first century. It helps us articulate similarities and differences and gives us insight into how people think and livewith all the moral, ethical, and ideological forces at play.泭
The courses encourage you to compare worlds past and present in an effort to promote historical and cross-cultural understanding. The humanitiesbe it history, literature, philosophy, languages, religion, or arthelp us to make sense of the world. As the root of the very word suggests, the humanities explore what it means to be human.泭
賊梗梁喝勳娶梗鳥梗紳喧莽:泭
Four credits (one course) from the Mapping the World rubric泭
Four credits (one course) from the Comparing Worlds rubric泭
Four credits (one course) from either泭
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AH1000 Intro To Western Art I
AH1003 Intro To Art Through Paris Museums
AH1020 Intro To Western Art II
AH2000 Paris Through Its Architecture I
AH2011 Ancient Art & Architecture
AH2012 Medieval Art & Architecture
AH2013 Renaissance Art & Architecture
AH2014 Baroque & Rococo Art & Architecture
AH2016 19th & 20th Cent. Art & Architecture
AH3074 Philosophy Of Aesthetics
CL1025 The World, The Text, & The Critic I
CL1050 The World, The Text, And The Critic II
CL1091 Freshmen Topics
CL2010 Paris Through Its Books
CL2051 English Literature Before 1800
CL2052 English Literature Since 1800
CL2054 Modern Latin American & Spanish Lit.
CL2059 Tales From Europe Central
CL2094 French Fiction Now: Traduire Le Roman Francais Contemp.
CL3017 Greek & Roman Key Texts
CL3025 Dante & Medieval Culture
CL3035 Contemporary World Literature
CL3043 Paris Attraction: Modernist Experiments In Migration
CL3050 Intermediate Latin II
CL3063 Kafka And World Literature
CL3070 Intermediate Ancient Greek II
CL4050 Advanced Study In Latin
CL4070 Advanced Study In Ancient Greek
CM2004 Comparative Communications History
EN2051 English Literature Before 1800
EN2052 English Literature Since 1800
ES1010 The Modern City
ES2010 Early Islamic History
ES3002 Berlin From Allied Occupation To Capital
ES3017 The Islamic City
ES3025 Dante & Medieval Culture
ES3043 Paris Attraction: Modernist Experiments In Migration
FM1010 Films & Their Meanings
FM2075 Intro To History Of Narrative Film I
FM2090 Film Noir
FM3076 Arab Cinema
FM3087 Paris Cinema
FR2094 French Fiction Now: Traduire Le Roman Francais Contemp.
FR3087 Paris Cinema
FR3090 Topics In French And Another Discipline
FR3091 Topics
GK1005 Elementary Ancient Greek I
GK4070 Advanced Study In Ancient Greek
GS2016 Gender And Sexuality: Global Perspectives
GS3014 Art, Cult., & Gender In Ital. Renaissance
HI1000 Englishbridge: Los Angeles 1900-1950
HI1013 The City In World History
HI2010 Early Islamic History
HI2020 The Historical Foundations Of Law
HI3002 Berlin From Allied Occupation To Capital
HI3017 The Islamic City
HI3090 Topics In History (sorbonne)
IDISC1091 Interdisciplinary Topics
LI1000 Language Acq And Soc Policy
LT1001 Elementary Latin I
LT4050 Advanced Study In Latin
PL1000 Belief, Knowledge, Facts
PL1100 History Of Philosophy I: Ancient & Medieval
PL1200 History Of Philosophy II
PL2003 Political Philosophy
PL2071 Critique Of Political Economy
PL2072 Freud & Nietzsche
PL3007 Concepts In Relativity And Quantum Theories
PL3017 Greek & Roman Key Texts
PL3074 Philosophy Of Aesthetics
PO2003 Political Philosophy
PY3067 Social Memory
VC1091 Topics:visual Culture
VC3014 Art, Cult., & Gender In Ital. Renaissance
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Demonstrated intermediate French language proficiency; French language courses through Elementary French Language and Culture: