What courses can I take?

Review some of our most popular Semester at Sea course offerings.

DISCIPLINE	OFFERED ALL VOYAGES Indicated by underline. Contingent faculty availability. (about 1/3 of voyage course sections)	OFFERED MOST VOYAGES (about 1/3 of voyage course sections)
BUSINESS	Marketing International Marketing International Business Management Social and Sustainable Venturing and/or Principles of Entrepreneurship	Contemporary Management Practices Leadership and Social Responsibility Buyer Behavior and/or Services Marketing
COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM AND MEDIA STUDIES	Intercultural Communication Intermediate Creative Writing	Media in Society Feature Writing Digital Documentary Photography International Mass Communication
ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE	Principles of Microeconomics and/orPrinciples of Macroeconomics International Relations Comparative Government and Politics and/or US Foreign Relations	Economic Development Comparative Economic Systems Globalization, Sustainability, & Justice
HISTORY	U.S.-China Relations since 1800 (Fall) Asian Civilizations or China in the Modern World or Pacific Wars: Korea and Vietnam
LITERATURES AND LANGUAGES	Reading Without Borders and/or World Literatures	World Drama Modern Women Writers
NATURAL RESOURCES	Oceanography Biological Diversity and/or Coastal Environmental Ecology	Global Environmental Systems
PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS	Exploring World Music Global Encounters in Art	Introduction to Theatre Introduction to the Visual Arts Seminar in Art History
PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	Abnormal Psychology Social Psychology and/or Psychology of Human Sexuality	Individual and Family Development and/or General Psychology Children and Youth in Global Context Special Topics in Psychology
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION	Religions of the East	Topics in Comparative Religions Meaning and Truth in Religion
SOCIETY AND CULTURE	Global Studies Introductory Cultural Anthropology World Interdependence: Current Global Issues	Social Problems Cultural Geography and/or Introduction to Geography Gender and Society Human Origins and Variation Cultural Change OR Social Change
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY		Principles of Natural Resource Tourism International Issues in Recreation & Tourism Food and Society or Culinary Tourism