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BIO 385, 491-4: Explorations in Biology and Independent Study in the Biological Sciences

For an overview of Experiential Learning in the Department of Biological Sciences, Click here. BIO 385 is a hybrid course…

GDD175: Games For All

Taught by Jonah Warren
Games For All is a course open to all students (no prerequisites) who are curious about making their own games.…

GDD140: Creativity and Computation

Taught by Greg Garvey
Creativity and Computation is a UC course that prepares students to become digital citizens, literate in the language of technology.…

IT 212 Florence and the Making of the Renaissance

This course explores a time-the Renaissance-and a place-Florence-in which many defining features of modernity first took shape and became the…

PO 365 – Inside Washington D.C. (3 credits)

Taught by Scott McLean
In this intensive, two-week seminar in Washington, D.C., students interact with well-known speakers from government, the media and academia to…

WS/CJ/SO/AN 200-4, Special Topics: Rape Crisis Victim Advocacy (3 credits)

Taught by Lauren Sardi
Important Notice: Please be advised that the person reviewing all applications for this course is a responsible employee under our Title…

SP 376 The Spanish Caribbean

This course studies people, history, and society as well as artistic and literary expression of Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the…

SP 373 Latin American Cultures I

Selected topics of Latin American cultures from their Spanish and pre-Colombian roots to the end of Independence are studied. Readings…

SP 343 Culture of Spain

This course focuses on the broad themes of politics, history, literature, philosophy, regional languages, religion, education, the media, art, music,…

SP 321 Masterpieces of Spanish Literature

Major literary productions of Spain are studied, including works by or selections from Lazarillo de Tormes, Garcilaso, Cervantes, Galdos, and…

JP 200

This course provides students with an overview of Japanese culture, including the history, arts, traditions, beliefs, customs, behaviors, society, food…

CAS 420-06: Ful/Bright Futures

Taught by Haldane
In the capstone you will reflect on your time at Quinnipiac and prepare a full draft of a Fulbright fellowship…

SO 333 – Drugs, Alcohol, and Society

This analytical discussion-based course explores the use of drugs and alcohol in U.S. society. The emphasis is on drug and…

CAS 420-DB: Terrorism and Literature: 20 Years After 9/11

Taught by Smart
Political terrorism has been a literary subject for over 150 years, involving writers like Dostoevsky in Russia and Joseph Conrad…

CAS 420-DA: Frankenstein(s), A Study in Cultural Descendance

Taught by Smart
With the publication in 1818 of her first novel Frankenstein, young Mary Godwin (soon to be Shelley) launched a powerful…

CAS 420-05: The Story of Storytelling

Taught by Tursi
At the core of any human endeavor we find a story, from our grammar to our machines to our revolutions.…

CAS 420-04: Poker – Theory, Practice, and Culture

Taught by Valone
In this course, we’ll be studying the game of poker and examining it from a wide range of perspectives, including…

CAS 420-03: Exploring the Human Genome

Taught by Dhillon
In this course, students will learn to use bioinformatics tools and apply them in a project-based approach to explore the…

CAS 420-01: Poisons, Poisons Everywhere!

Taught by Kaplan
Toxicology is a science that focuses on the harmful effects that biological, chemical and physical poisons have on people, other…

CAS 420-02: Monsters, Mutants & Meaning

Taught by Hanlon
In this course, students will investigate what it means to be human through exploration of genetic mutations and ideas of…