All students are required to take two 3-credit classes, for a total of six credits. There are three time periods each day, and each student will have two classes a day.
Students will select classes during the application process, and there will be an opportunity to change prior to the program start.
2026 Courses
TBC
Past Courses
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2025
- ANTH 2052 - Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 3090 - Anthropology of the Roma (Gypsy) Peoples
ECON 2221 - Money and Banking
ECON 3999 - Special Topics in Economics - Contemporary European Economic Issues
ENGL 2090 - Frankenstein in the Alps
ENGL 2311 - American Film in Austria
FA 1001 - CORE STUDIO I - Surface / Process / Practice
FA 1010 - Art Appreciation
HUMS 2090.1- International Mass Communication
HUMS 2090.2 - International Communication
FTA 3090 - Cinematic Storytelling with your Smartphone or Photo Camera
GER 1001 - Basic German
HIST 2000 - Environmental History
HIST 2991.1 - Genocide and the Holocaust
HIST 2991.2- Medieval Christianity
HIST 2991.3 - Nazi Germany and World War II
HIST 2991.4 - Europe in the Middle Ages
HIST 4346 - Postwar Europe, 1945-Present
HRT 2050 - Principles of Travel/Tourism
JOUR 2790.1 - Travel Writing
JOUR 2790.2 - Misinformation, Propaganda, and "Fake News": How to Navigate Information Disorder
MANG 3401 - Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior
MANG 4497.1 - Healthcare Leadership & Improvement: Global Perspectives
MANG 4497.2 - International Management Leadership for Cross-Cultural Settings
MKT 3501 - Principles of Marketing
MUS 1000 - Music Appreciation
MUS 2001 - Music in Austrian Culture and History
POLI 2993 - Introduction to International Relations
PSYC 2091 - History of EEG
PSYC 2400 - Foundations of Social Psychology
- ANTH 2052 - Cultural Anthropology
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2024
- ANTH 1020: Fad, Fallacies, & Human Origins
- ANTH 3090: Anthropology of the Roma (Gypsy) People
- ANTH 3340: People and Cultures of the World
- ANTH 4440: Religion Magic and Witchcraft
- BA 3010: The Legal Environment of Business
- BA 3021: Business Law
- ECON 2221: Money & Banking
- ECON 3000: Managerial Economics
- EES 1006: Dinosaurs
- EES 2096: Alpine/Glacial Geology and Climate Change
- ENGL 2090: From Battlefront to Homefront: The Legacy of World War II in Literature
- ENGL 2091: Literature of the Holocaust
- ENGL 2238: Reading Fiction: European Horror Fiction
- ENGL 2312: International Film as Literary Art
- FA 1010: Art Appreciation
- FA 100: Core Studio I – Surfaces/Process/Practice
- FIN 3300: Financial Management
- FIN 4306: International Finance
- FTA 2090: International Communication
- GER 1001: Beginning German
- HIST 2991.1: Nazi Germany and World War II
- HIST 2991.2: Holocaust and Genocide
- HIST 2991.3: Human Rights
- HUMS 2090: Contemporary Art and Popular Music in Austria
- JOUR 2790: Travel Writing
- MANG 3401.1: Introduction to Management & Organizational Behavior
- MANG 4446: International Management
- MANG 4750: Business Intelligence and Analytics
- MATH 2785: Elementary Statistics for Business and Economics
- MUS 1000: Music Appreciation
- POLI 2993: Introduction to International Relations
- PSYC 1000: General Psychology
- PSYC 2091: Cultural Psychology
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2023
- ANTH 1010: Peoples of the World
- ANTH 1020: Fads, Fallacies, and Human Origins
- ANTH 2052: Cultural Anthropology w/ Service Learning
- ANTH 4440: Religion, Magic and Witchcraft
- BA 3010: The Legal Environment of Business
- BA 3021: Business Law
- ECON 3000: Managerial Economics
- EES 1006: Dinosaurs
- EES 2096: Alpine/Glacial Geology and Climate Change
- ENGL 2090: The Legacy of World War II in Literature
- ENGL 2312: International Film as Literary Art
- FA 1010: Art Appreciation
- FTA 2090-92: International Communications
- FA 1001: Core Studio I - Surface, Process, Practice
- FTA 3090: Cinematic Storytelling with your Smartphone or DSLR Camera
- GER 1001: Basic German I
- HIST 2000: Environmental History
- HIST 2991.1: Nazi Germany and World War II
- HIST 2991.2: Genocide and Holocaust
- HIST 3992: Imperial Europe: Austria & Germany
- HIST 4003: Modern Military History
- HUMS 2090: Interculturalism and Gender Equality
- ITAL 1001: Basic Italian I
- JOUR 2790: Travel Writing
- MANG 3401: Introduction to Management & Org. Behavior
- MANG 4446: International Management
- MKT 3501: Principles of Marketing
- POLI 2993: Introduction to International Relations
- PSYC 2091: Culture, Drugs, and Behavior
- PSYC 1000: General Psychology