Course Name: BSCI 30789 Feasts and Plagues: The Science of Italian Food, Wine and Disease

Course Name: ENG 34041 Fairy Tales 

Description: For the foundation of this course, we will 1) discuss the definition of fairy tales as opposed to folk tales and other fictional genre; 2) explore various methods of literary, psychological, feminist, and other modes of interpretation; 3) study histories of fairy tales and their influence; read works from top scholars in the field such as Ruth Bottigheimer and Jack Zipes.  

Course Name: FIN 26074 Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business

Description: Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business covers the nature, structure and significance of the legal and regulatory areas which confront business with special emphasis on business ethics, environmental, and international issues.

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: None

Course Name: MATH 10041 Introductory Statistics

Description: In this course we will emphasize statistical literacy and develop statistical thinking, use real data, stress conceptual understanding , foster active learning in the classroom, use technology extensively,  and use assessments to improve and evaluate your  learning.  

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: MATH 00022 or 22 ACT or ALEKS placement

Course Name: MUS 22121 Music as a World Phenomenon in Florence

Description: Immerse yourself in the life culture and excitement of Florence, Italy through music. Learn about ancient music sitting in a 2000-year-old amphitheater, medieval and renaissance music in the palaces and churches where they were first performed. See a full-length opera at one of the greatest opera houses in the world. Watch a rock band, such as Metallica, at the Florence Rocks Concert. 

Course Name: CCI 40095 From Ideas to Stories: Storytelling in Tuscany

Course Name: POL 40995 Peace, Justice, and Good Government

Description: Focuses on the development of policies and institutions that are necessary for justice and good government. Students will develop an understanding of the importance of effective political, civil, and international institutions for establishing peace, prosperity, and well-being.

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: None

Open to all students.

Course Name: AERN 45250 Aviation Law

Description: Involves a study of the origins of Western jurisprudence, common law and aviation law as an integral part of law in the U.S. Also introduces international aviation law bilateral agreement as well as U.S. Constitutional law and its amendments as they relate to the structure and process of aviation law. Criminal and civil law as they relate to civil aviation are also addressed. Case studies are included. 

Credit Hours: 3