Cultural Awareness Training Certificate (undergraduate)

College of Liberal Arts >> World Languages and Cultures

6 credit hours

A practical study of citizenship and professionalism in multicultural and multilingual environments. The course focuses on managing the challenges that cultural and linguistic diversity present to both organizations and individuals.

Required Coursework

WLC 422 - Cultural Awareness Training Credits: 3

Elective Course

Select one course from the following:

BIOL 251 - Environmental Conservation Credits: 3
BIOL 362 - Economic Botany Credits: 4
COMM 192 - Introduction to Mass Communication Credits: 3
DTHY 457 - Professional and Current Issues in Oral Healthcare Credits: 3
ECON 241 - Global Economic Issues Credits: 3
EDUC 381 - Language, Literacy, and Culture Credits: 3
ENG 371 - Non-Western World Literature Credits: 3
ENG 372 - Western World Literature Credits: 3
FREN 275 - The French Film Credits: 3
FREN 308 - Francophone Cultures Credits: 3
GEOG 330 - World Geography Credits: 3
GERM 275 - The German Film Credits: 3
GERM 308 - Germanic Cultures Credits: 3
HIST 111 - World Civilizations I, Beginnings to 1500 Credits: 3
HIST 112 - World Civilizations II, 1500-Present Credits: 3
HIST 261 - Early World History to 1300 Credits: 3
HIST 262 - Early Modern World History, 1300 - 1700 Credits: 3
HIST 263 - Modern World History, 1700 - present Credits: 3
GLST 101 - Introduction to Global Studies Credits: 3
IPH 401 - Interprofessional Perspectives on Global Health Credits: 3
KIN 492 - Contemporary Issues in Sport and Exercise Credits: 3
PHIL 366 - Environmental Ethics Credits: 3
POLS 271 - International Politics Credits: 3
POLS 281 - Comparative Politics Credits: 3
PRFS 301 - The Ethics of Global Engagement Credits: 3
SPAN 275 - The Hispanic Film Credits: 3
Any other course approved for Embedded Experience-Global Credits: 3

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