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31st August 2014, 09:25 AM
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IU Courses Description
Will you please provide me the list of courses which are running under the Indiana university?
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31st August 2014, 10:33 AM
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Re: IU Courses Description
Indiana University was founded on January 20, 1820. It has combined student more than 110,000 students, including approximately 43,000 students. As you are asking about the complete course list of Indiana University Courses: AAAD - Afro-American and African Diaspora Studies AADM - Arts Administration AAST - Asian American Studies AFRI - African Studies AMST - American Studies ANTH - Anthropology BIOC - Interdisciplinary Biochemistry Graduate Program BIOL - Biology CEUS - Central Eurasian Studies CJUS - Criminal Justice-COLL CLAS - Classical Studies CLLC - Collins Living Learning Center CMCL - Communication and Culture CMLT - Comparative Literature COGS - Cognitive Science COLL - College of Arts and Sciences CSCI - Computer Science CULS - Cultural Studies EALC - East Asian Languages and Cultures ECON - Economics ENG - English FINA - Fine Arts FOLK - Folklore FRIT - French and Italian GEOG - Geography GEOL - Geology GER - Germanic Languages GLLC - Global Village Living-Learning Center GNDR - Gender Studies HISP - Spanish and Portuguese HIST - History HON - Honors HPER - Health, Physical Education and Recreation HPSC - History and Philosophy Of Science INFO - School of Informatics INTL - International Studies JOUR - Journalism JSTU - Jewish Studies LAMP - Liberal Arts and Management Program LATS - Latino Studies LING - Linguistics LSTU - Labor Studies MATH - Mathematics MSCI - Medical Sciences MUS - Music NELC - Near Eastern Languages and Cultures OPT - Optometry PACE - Political and Civil Engagement PHIL - Philosophy POLS - Political Science PSY - Psychology and Brain Sciences REL - Religious Studies SLAV - Slavic Languages and Literatures SLST - Second Language Studies SOC - Sociology SPEA - Public and Environmental Affairs SWK - Social Work TEL - Telecommunications VSCI - Vision Science Below I am giving you the description of AMST - American Studies from the above mentioned list A100 11901 - What is America? A100 7747 - What is America? A200 8459 - Comparative American Identities A200 9005 - Comparative American Identieis A201 33514 - U.S. Movements & Institutions: Borders & Borderlands A202 31638 - US Arts & Media: American Popular A275 10479 - Indigenous World Views in the Americas A298 36245 - Special Topics in A&H for AMST: Spirits & Saints A350 7748 - Topics in Interdisciplinary AMST: ZOMBIES A351 11903 - AMST in Transnational Contexts: Consumption, Media, Self A351 31579 - American Studies in Transnational Contexts: Global Tourism A398 12902 - Adv'd Topics in A&H for AMST: Native American Folklore A398 28743 - Advanced Topics in A & H for AMST: Stigma, Culture, Deviance, Identity A398 31292 - Advanced Topics in A&H for AMST: Political Communication A398 33114 - Advanced Topics in A & H for AMST-CINEMAS OF THE BLACK DIASPORA A399 28744 - Advanced Topics in S & H for AMST: Holocaust and American History A399 28745 - Advanced Topics in S & H for AMST: Survey of African-American History: Since 1865 A399 28755 - A399 28744 – Advanced Topics in S & H for AMST: Holocaust and American History. A399 29155 - Advanced Topics in S & H for AMST: History of the American Home G603 1047 - Introduction to American Studies G620 1048 - Colloquium in AMST-Space, Place, and History G620 10912 - Colloquium in AMST: The Nineteenth-Century United States G620 11164 - Colloquium in AMST: Evangelical America G620 11904 - Colloquium in AMST: Black Religious Music G620 13689 - Colloquium in AMST: Introduction to Comparative Ethnic and Post-Colonial Studies G620 14109 - Colloquium in AMST: Ethnographies of Democracy G620 31903 - Colloquium in AMST: Readings in African American History: to 1900 G620 33086 - Colloquium in AMST-Intro to Asian American Studies G751 10273 - Seminar in AMST: Body Art: Dress & Adornment G751 10480 - Seminar in AMST: Productive Criticism of Political Rhetoric G751 28747 - Seminar in AMST: Masculinities & Hollywood Cinema G751 33690 - Seminar in AMST: Science &/or Speculative Fiction after the Second World War Address: Indiana University 107 S Indiana Ave, Bloomington, IN, United States +1 812-855-4848 Map: [MAP]https://maps.google.co.in/maps?q=Indiana+University&hl=en&sll=13.01313,80.24 0235&sspn=0.012377,0.020428&hq=Indiana+University& t=m&z=14&iwloc=A[/MAP] |
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27th February 2015, 04:30 PM
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Re: IU Courses Description
Will you provide me the Courses Description for the courses offered by the Indiana University , as I ma looking for the same ?
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27th February 2015, 04:42 PM
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Re: IU Courses Description
Indiana University offers good academic curriculum for each course offered by the university. University offers excellent academic and infrastructural environment. Courses offers: African American & African Diaspora Studies (AAAD) Aerospace Studies (AERO) African Studies (AFRI) Apparel Merchandising/Interior Design (AMID) American Studies (AMST) Anatomy (ANAT) Anthropology (ANTH) Arts & Sciences Career Services (ASCS) Astronomy (AST) Biology (BIOL) Business (BUS) Central Eurasian Studies (CEUS) Chemistry (CHEM) Criminal Justice (CJUS) Classical Studies (CLAS) Collins Living-Learning Center (CLLC) Communication & Culture (CMCL) Comparative Literature (CMLT) Cognitive Science (COGS) College of Arts & Sciences (COLL) Computer Science (CSCI) East Asian Language & Culture (EALC) Economics (ECON) Education (EDUC) English (ENG) European Studies (EURO) Fine Arts (FINA) Foster International Living/Learning Center (FLLC) Folklore and Ethnomusicology (FOLK) French And Italian (FRIT) Geography (GEOG) Geology (GEOL) Germanic Languages (GER) Global Village Living/Learning Center (GLLC) Gender Studies (GNDR) Spanish & Portuguese (HISP) History (HIST) Honors (HON) History & Philosophy Of Science (HPSC) Human Biology (HUBI) Informatics (INFO) India Studies (INST) International Studies (INTL) Journalism (JOUR) Jewish Studies (JSTU) Latino Studies (LATS) Linguistics (LING) Labor Studies (LSTU) Latin American Studies (LTAM) Mathematics (MATH) Military (MIL) Medical Sciences (MSCI) Music (MUS) Near Eastern Language & Cultures (NELC) Political & Civic Engagement Program (PACE) Philosophy (PHIL) Physiology (PHSL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Psychological & Brain Sciences (PSY) Religious Studies (REL) Slavic Languages & Literatures (SLAV) Sociology (SOC) Public And Environmental Affairs (SPEA) Public Health (SPH) Speech & Hearing Sciences (SPHS) Statistics (STAT) Social Work (SWK) Telecommunications (TEL) Theatre & Drama (THTR) Optometric Technology (TOPT) For detail about the courses here is the attachment. Address: Indiana University 107 South Indiana Avenue, Bloomington, IN, United States +1 812-855-4848 Map: [MAP]Indiana University South Indiana Avenue, Bloomington, IN, United States[/MAP] Last edited by Arun Vats; 27th February 2015 at 04:45 PM. |
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