This course will focus on vocabulary and structures needed for basic communication in a focal language of a study abroad program. Designed for students who have not previously studied the language.

Blended, supervised self-study format. Content-based review of English with attention to the demands of university-level reading, writing and class discussion. Study skills and cultural issues will also be addressed.

This course continues the study of vocabulary and structures needed for basic communication in a focal language of a study abroad program. Designed for students having previously studied the language at a beginner level.

Prepares students intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, and practically for an extended study program in other cultures. Gives students a general background in the basic concepts of intercultural communication, including how to make cultural comparisons, how to recognize and cope with culture shock, and how to communicate with people of another culture.

This course continues the study of vocabulary and structures needed for advanced communication in a focal language of a study abroad program. Designed for students having previously studied the language at an intermediate level.

Through the study of mythological traditions from ancient South Asia, Central America, and the Mediterranean world, this course explores the origins of power and inequality while improving skills in writing, literary analysis, and discussion. Typically offered: Alternate Years, Spring.

Offered on study abroad programs. Provides a cultural investigation of the host country and an on-site practicum. The course examines the relationship between past and contemporary cultures as evidenced in the arts and society with special attention to a Christian or religious perspective on the historical growth of the civilization.

Prerequisite: Working fluency in at least one language besides English. Theory and practice of translating, with attention to accuracy and nuances of style.

Student works independently with a faculty member on a mutually agreed upon topic.

Focuses on different topics relating to the languages and cultures of the world. Topics to be announced in the Online Time Schedule.