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Franklin Fall

Program Dates: 9 Sept-4 Dec 2021

Early Application Deadline: 20 November 2020

Application Deadline: 26 February 2021

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Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

Program Dates: September 9 - December 4, 2021
Early Application Deadline: Friday, November 20, 2020
Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, December 4, 2020
Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, December 11, 2020 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

Program Dates: September 9 - December 4, 2021
Standard Application Deadline: Friday, February 26, 2021
Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, March 12, 2021
Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, March 19, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

Accommodations

Students will be housed at the University of Georgia's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furbished rooms hold two to four students, and most have private bathrooms. Georgia students will also have associate membership in Keble College, which allows them to dine in college with Oxford students, have access to the College libraries, common rooms and pubs, and to participate in the College's social, cultural, and sporting societies and events.

Costs

Approximately $7,900 plus twelve hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, study abroad insurance, Oxford fees, and associate membership at Keble College. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

Enrollment

The Franklin Fall Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

Course Credit & Eligibility

Students will earn twelve semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. During the first four weeks, classes will be taught by both UGA and Oxford faculty, using an intensive seminar format. During the remaining eight weeks, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the tutorial format, an intensive system of individualized or small-group instruction traditional at Oxford.

Proposed Seminars

  • ENGL 2320/4690: Topics in 20th-Century British Literature: Modernist Masterpieces (Dr Sandie Byrne, Kellogg College, Oxford)
  • HIST 3371: Tudor-Stuart England (Dr. Ian Archer, Keble College, Oxford)
  • INTL 4780: Special Topics in Comparative Politics: English Common Law (Stephen Dimelow, Oxford)
  • PHIL 3220: Biomedical Ethics (Ian Carroll, Oxford)
  • PSYC 3230: Abnormal Psychology (TBA, Oxford)
  • RELI 4001: Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Literature (Prof. Susan Gillingham, Worcester College, Oxford)
  • XXXX XXXX: XXXX (TBA, UGA)

UGA On-Site Faculty Course

TBA

UGA On-Site Faculty Member

TBA

Tutorials

In the remaining eight-week session, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the one-on-one Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their tutors in small groups and follow an intensive study course of research and writing. In more popular classes such as 'Shakespeare', students may expect to meet in a small group of 2-3 with the professor, but most tutorials are individualized. The semester curriculum at Oxford is tailored to individual student needs, so that students can make progress toward graduation while studying abroad. This accounts for the multitude of different courses offered. Besides the courses listed here we are able to offer numerous other options drawing on the rich faculty resources of Oxford University. Please contact our office if you are considering participating on a semester program and would like to discuss the possibility of taking a course at Oxford not listed here.

For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "Franklin Fall" in the table here

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Apply Now - Franklin Fall 2021

To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    Terry Summer

    Program Dates: 4 July-13 August 2021

    Early Application Deadline: 9 October 2020

    Application Deadline: 15 January 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Early Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 16, 2020
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2020 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, January 15, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, January 22, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2021 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Terry students will be housed in either the UGA at Oxford Centre or Trinity College, Oxford. The Centre's large, elegantly furnished rooms hold two to four students, and many have private bathrooms. Trinity College was founded in 1555 and is one of Oxford's most distinguished colleges. It is ideally located in the center of the city and has been praised by students for its architectural beauty and friendly atmosphere.  All students, regardless of accomodation location, will have access to the Trinity College dining hall, common rooms, computer labs, and college pub.

    Costs

    Approximately $6,400 plus in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers Oxford and Trinity College fees, room, most meals, study abroad insurance, and class excursions. Additional expenses include cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. (Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.)

    Enrollment

    The Terry Summer Program is open only to UGA Pre-Business and Terry students! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students earn six credit hours in a wide variety of disciplines. Terry students take the mandatory seminar taught by a Terry faculty member, as well as a tutorial taught by Oxford faculty. These classes use the tutorial format of individualized small-group instruction. Tutorial groups are never larger than three students. The seminar and tutorial class will each include an excursion to a site in England related to the major themes in the course.

    Mandatory Terry Seminar

    INTB 5100: Special Topics in International Business

    Check back soon for further details.

    UGA On-Site Faculty Member

    Dr Katherine McClain

    Tutorials

    For the list of tutorials offered, see "Terry Summer" in the table here

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    Apply Now - Terry Summer 2021

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    • Terry
  • SPIA Spring +Read More

    SPIA Spring

    Program Dates: 2 January-12 March 2022

    Early Application Deadline: 16 April 2021

    Application Deadline: 8 October 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: January 2, 2022 - March 12, 2022
    Oxford-Cortona Add-On: Optional extra 3-week session, March 12 - April 5: details here
    Application Deadline: Friday, April 16, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, April 30, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, May 7, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed deposit and forms deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: January 2, 2022 - March 12, 2022
    Oxford-Cortona Add-On: Optional extra 3-week session, March 12 - April 5: details here
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, October 8, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 15, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, October 22, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed forms and fees deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furbished rooms hold two to four students and most have private bathrooms. Georgia students will also have associate membership in Keble College, which allows them to dine in college with Oxford students, have access to the College libraries, common rooms and pubs, and to participate in the College's social, cultural, and sporting societies and events.

    Costs

    Approximately $7,900 plus twelve hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, study abroad insurance, Oxford fees, and associate membership at Keble College. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

    Enrollment

    The SPIA at Oxford Spring Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students will earn between twelve and fifteen semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. Classes will be taught by both UGA and Oxford faculty, some using an intensive seminar format. During the eight weeks of Oxford term, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the tutorial format, an intensive system of individualized or small-group instruction traditional at Oxford.

    Proposed Seminars

    • POLS/INTL 4325: British Politics (Dr Markus Crepaz, SPIA, UGA) - mandatory

    An intensive study of the British political system.

    • INTL 4630: Population, Immigration, and Politics (Dr Markus Crepaz, SPIA, UGA) - optional

    Tutorials

    In the eight-week session, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty (known as 'dons') using the one-on-one Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their dons in small groups and follow an intensive study course of research and writing. In more popular classes, students may expect to meet in a small group of 2-3 with the professor, but most tutorials are individualized. The semester curriculum at Oxford is tailored to individual student needs, so that students can make progress toward graduation while studying abroad. This accounts for the number of different courses offered. Besides the courses listed here, we are able to offer numerous other options drawing on the rich faculty resources of Oxford University. Please contact our office if you are considering participating on a semester program and would like to discuss the possibility of taking a course at Oxford not featured in the Course List.

    For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "SPIA Spring" in the table here

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    Apply Now - SPIA Spring 2022

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    • SPIA
  • Grady Summer +Read More

    Grady Summer

    Program Dates: 4 July-13 August 2021

    Early Application Deadline: 9 October 2020

    Application Deadline: 15 January 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Early Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 16, 2020
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2020 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, January 15, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, January 22, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2021 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed either at historic Trinity College or the UGA at Oxford Centre. Trinity College, Oxford, was founded in 1555 and is one of Oxford's most distinguished colleges. Trinity College is ideally located in the center of the city and has been praised by students for its architectural beauty and friendly atmosphere. The UGA at Oxford Centre is located in North Oxford. The large, elegantly furnished rooms hold two to four students, and many have private bathrooms. All students will have access to the Trinity College dining hall, common rooms, computer labs and network, and college pub.

    Costs

    Approximately $6,400 plus in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers Oxford and Trinity College fees, room, most meals, study abroad insurance, and class excursions. Additional expenses include cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. (Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.)

    Enrollment

    The Grady Summer Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students earn six credit hours in a wide variety of disciplines. Grady students may take either the Grady seminar and one Oxford tutorial, or alternatively two Oxford turorials. Classes taught by Oxford faculty use the tutorial format of individualized small-group instruction. Tutorial groups are never larger than three students. The seminar and tutorial classes will each include an excursion to a site in England related to the major themes in the course.

    Grady Seminar

    JRLC 5080: International Mass Communication

    This class will cover a range of international communication topics, including but not limited to global media systems, international reporting and news flow, transnational advertising, and international public relations, through both theoretical and practical perspectives. Emphasis will also be given to the impact of culture on international communication processes. The objectives of the class will be to identify major concepts in international communication in journalism, advertising and PR and apply them in an international setting. Students will learn through lectures, readings, class discussions, and a range of practical assignments that will involve the application of learned concepts to a real-world setting. The lectures will be supplemented by guest lectures by reputable speakers and two excursions to international communication organizations.

    UGA On-Site Faculty Member

    Dr Welch Suggs

    Tutorials

    For the list of tutorials offered, see "Grady Summer" in the table here

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    Apply Now - Grady Summer 2021

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    • Grady
  • Franklin Summer +Read More

    Franklin Summer

    Program Dates: 4 July-13 August 2021

    Early Application Deadline: 9 October 2020

    Application Deadline: 15 January 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Early Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 16, 2020
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2020 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: July 4 - August 13, 2021
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, January 15, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, January 22, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2021 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed either at historic Trinity College or the UGA at Oxford Centre. Trinity College, Oxford, was founded in 1555 and is one of Oxford's most distinguished colleges. Trinity College is ideally located in the center of the city and has been praised by students for its architectural beauty and friendly atmosphere. The UGA at Oxford Centre is located in North Oxford. The large, elegantly furnished rooms hold two to four students, and many have private bathrooms. All students will have access to the Trinity College dining hall, common rooms, computer labs and network, and college pub.

    Costs

    Approximately $6,400 plus in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers Oxford and Trinity College fees, room, most meals, study abroad insurance, and class excursions. Additional expenses include cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. (Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.)

    Enrollment

    The Franklin Summer Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students can earn six semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. Tutorials will be taught using the tutorial format of individualized or small-group instruction. Tutorial groups are never larger than three students. Each tutorial class includes an excursion to a site in England related to the major themes in the course.

    Tutorials

    Classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the individualized Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their tutors in small groups of a maximum of three students and follow an intensive study course of research and writing.

    For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "Franklin Summer" in the table here

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    Apply Now - Franklin Summer 2021

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    • Franklin
  • Franklin Spring II +Read More

    Franklin Spring II

    Program Dates: 24 March-18 June 2022

    Early Application Deadline: 16 April 2021

    Application Deadline: 8 October 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: March 24 - June 18, 2022
    Application Deadline: Friday, April 16, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, April 30, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, May 7, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: March 24 - June 18, 2022
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, October 8, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 15, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, October 22, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia 's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furbished rooms hold two to four students, and most have private bathrooms. Georgia students will also have associate membership in Keble College, which allows them to dine in college with Oxford students, have access to the College libraries, common rooms and pubs, and to participate in the College's social, cultural, and sporting societies and events.

    Costs

    Approximately $7,900 plus twelve hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, study abroad insurance, Oxford fees, and associate membership at Keble College. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

    Enrollment

    The Franklin Spring (Session II) Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students will earn between twelve and fifteen semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. During the first four weeks, classes will be taught by both UGA and Oxford faculty, using an intensive seminar format. During the remaining eight weeks, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the tutorial format, an intensive system of individualized or small-group instruction traditional at Oxford.

    Proposed Seminars

    • ENGL 2320/4690: Topics in 20th-Century British Literature: Modernist masterpieces (TBA, Oxford)
    • HIST 3371: Tudor-Stuart England (TBA, Oxford)
    • RELI 4001: Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Literature (TBA, Oxford)

    UGA On-Site Faculty Course

    TBA

    UGA On-Site Faculty Member

    TBA

    Tutorials

    In the remaining eight-week session, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the one-on-one Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their tutors in small groups and follow an intensive study course of research and writing. In more popular classes such as 'Shakespeare', students may expect to meet in a small group of 2-3 with the professor, but most tutorials are individualized. The semester curriculum at Oxford is tailored to individual student needs, so that students can make progress toward graduation while studying abroad. This accounts for the multitude of different courses offered. Besides the courses listed here we are able to offer numerous other options drawing on the rich faculty resources of Oxford University. Please contact our office if you are considering participating on a semester program and would like to discuss the possibility of taking a course at Oxford not listed here.

    For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "Franklin Spring II" in the table here

    Pop-Up Box Apply Now Language

    Apply Now - Franklin Spring (Session II) 2022

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    • Franklin
  • Franklin Spring I +Read More

    Franklin Spring I

    Program Dates: 2 January-12 March 2022

    Early Application Deadline: 16 April 2021

    Application Deadline: 8 October 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: January 2, 2022 - March 12, 2022
    Oxford-Cortona Add-On: Optional extra 3-week session, March 12 - April 5: details here
    Application Deadline: Friday, April 16, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, April 30, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, May 7, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed deposit and forms deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: January 2, 2022 - March 12, 2022
    Oxford-Cortona Add-On: Optional extra 3-week session, March 12 - April 5: details here
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, October 8, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 15, 2021
    Deposit/Forms Deadline: Friday, October 22, 2022 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on the program's listed forms and fees deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furbished rooms hold two to four students and most have private bathrooms. Georgia students will also have associate membership in Keble College, which allows them to dine in college with Oxford students, have access to the College libraries, common rooms and pubs, and to participate in the College's social, cultural, and sporting societies and events.

    Costs

    Approximately $7,900 plus twelve hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, study abroad insurance, Oxford fees, and associate membership at Keble College. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

    Enrollment

    The UGA at Oxford Franklin Spring (Session I) Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students will earn between twelve and fifteen semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. Classes will be taught by both UGA and Oxford faculty, some using an intensive seminar format. During the eight weeks of Oxford term, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the tutorial format, an intensive system of individualized or small-group instruction traditional at Oxford.

    Proposed Seminars

    • ENGL/HIST 3100: Introduction to British Culture I (Dr James McClung, UGA) - mandatory
    • HIST 4330: Institutions of the Medieval West (Dr Rowena Archer, Brasenose College, Oxford) - optional

    Tutorials

    In the eight-week session, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty (known as 'dons') using the one-on-one Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their dons in small groups and follow an intensive study course of research and writing. In more popular classes, students may expect to meet in a small group of 2-3 with the professor, but most tutorials are individualized. The semester curriculum at Oxford is tailored to individual student needs, so that students can make progress toward graduation while studying abroad. This accounts for the number of different courses offered. Besides the courses listed here, we are able to offer numerous other options drawing on the rich faculty resources of Oxford University. Please contact our office if you are considering participating on a semester program and would like to discuss the possibility of taking a course at Oxford not featured in the Course List.

    For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "Franklin Spring I" in the table here

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    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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    Franklin Fall

    Program Dates: 9 Sept-4 Dec 2021

    Early Application Deadline: 20 November 2020

    Application Deadline: 26 February 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: September 9 - December 4, 2021
    Early Application Deadline: Friday, November 20, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, December 4, 2020
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, December 11, 2020 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: September 9 - December 4, 2021
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, February 26, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, March 12, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, March 19, 2021 - The Program deposit, $500, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furbished rooms hold two to four students, and most have private bathrooms. Georgia students will also have associate membership in Keble College, which allows them to dine in college with Oxford students, have access to the College libraries, common rooms and pubs, and to participate in the College's social, cultural, and sporting societies and events.

    Costs

    Approximately $7,900 plus twelve hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, study abroad insurance, Oxford fees, and associate membership at Keble College. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel. A voluntary group-rate flight is available. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

    Enrollment

    The Franklin Fall Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students will earn twelve semester hours in a wide variety of disciplines. During the first four weeks, classes will be taught by both UGA and Oxford faculty, using an intensive seminar format. During the remaining eight weeks, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the tutorial format, an intensive system of individualized or small-group instruction traditional at Oxford.

    Proposed Seminars

    • ENGL 2320/4690: Topics in 20th-Century British Literature: Modernist Masterpieces (Dr Sandie Byrne, Kellogg College, Oxford)
    • HIST 3371: Tudor-Stuart England (Dr. Ian Archer, Keble College, Oxford)
    • INTL 4780: Special Topics in Comparative Politics: English Common Law (Stephen Dimelow, Oxford)
    • PHIL 3220: Biomedical Ethics (Ian Carroll, Oxford)
    • PSYC 3230: Abnormal Psychology (TBA, Oxford)
    • RELI 4001: Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Literature (Prof. Susan Gillingham, Worcester College, Oxford)
    • XXXX XXXX: XXXX (TBA, UGA)

    UGA On-Site Faculty Course

    TBA

    UGA On-Site Faculty Member

    TBA

    Tutorials

    In the remaining eight-week session, classes will be taught by Oxford faculty using the one-on-one Oxford tutorial format where students meet with their tutors in small groups and follow an intensive study course of research and writing. In more popular classes such as 'Shakespeare', students may expect to meet in a small group of 2-3 with the professor, but most tutorials are individualized. The semester curriculum at Oxford is tailored to individual student needs, so that students can make progress toward graduation while studying abroad. This accounts for the multitude of different courses offered. Besides the courses listed here we are able to offer numerous other options drawing on the rich faculty resources of Oxford University. Please contact our office if you are considering participating on a semester program and would like to discuss the possibility of taking a course at Oxford not listed here.

    For a list of tutorials recently offered, see "Franklin Fall" in the table here

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    Apply Now - Franklin Fall 2021

    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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  • Franklin Junemester +Read More

    Franklin Junemester

    Program Dates: 11 June-29 June 2021

    Early Application Deadline: 9 October 2020

    Application Deadline: 15 January 2021

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    Early Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: Travel dates: Friday, June 11 - Tuesday, June 29, 2021 (online coursework will begin May 25 and continue after return from UK)
    Early Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2020
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, October 16, 2020
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2020 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on the program's listed forms and fees deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Standard Admission - Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: Travel dates: Friday, June 11 - Tuesday, June 29, 2021 (online coursework will begin May 25 and continue after return from UK)
    Standard Application Deadline: Friday, January 15, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Friday, January 22, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2021 - The Program deposit, $300, is due in full on the program's listed forms and fees deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and it does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you may be unable to recover your deposit and may also remain liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Program Overview

    The UGA at Oxford Program is proud to offer a Junemester Program at Oxford. The program offers students the opportunity to travel and learn while living in Oxford. The University of Oxford whose rich academic traditions date as far back as at least the late-12th century has been playing host to foreign students since 1190. Today, nearly two hundred and twenty students a year from four of UGA’s largest colleges (Arts and Sciences, Business, Journalism and Mass Communication, Public and International Affairs) live and study in this bustling, modern University city whose dreaming medieval spires recall nearly a thousand years of political intrigue, religious rebellion, civil strife and regicide, as well as innovation, education, and scientific achievement. Famous Oxford graduates include Oscar Wilde, author, Lawrence of Arabia, soldier and diplomat, Indira Gandhi and Manmohan Singh, Prime Ministers of India, Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair and Theresa May, British Prime Ministers, and Tim Berners Lee, inventor of the internet.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia's Centre in North Oxford. The large, elegantly-furnished rooms hold two to four students, and most have private bathrooms.

    Costs

    Approximately $2,100 plus six hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program will cover housing at the UGA at Oxford, class excursions, study abroad insurance, and program activities. Additional expenses include cost of personal items, airfare, and meals. Students are responsible for making their own flight arrangements. Transient students are subject to an additional admission fee assessed by UGA Undergraduate Admissions.

    Enrollment

    The Franklin Junemester Program is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Application forms and other information are available through the UGA at Oxford website homepage.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students can earn six semester hours of credit. Course work will begin on May 25 and students will depart Oxford on June 29. During the eighteen days that students are in residence in Oxford, they will be constantly on the go visiting sites related to major themes in their courses. Much of the work will take place via e-mail and online course work.

    Proposed Seminars

    • ENGL 2310: English Literature from the Beginning to 1700
    • ENGL 2320: English Literature from 1700 to the Present
    • ENGL 4330: Shakespeare II: Special Topics
    • ENGL 4505: Jane Austen
    • HIST 3371: Tudor-Stuart England
    • XXXX XXXX: TBD

    UGA On-Site Faculty Course

    HIST XXXX: XXXX

    Check back soon for further details.

    UGA On-Site Faculty Member

    Dr Akela Reason

    Departure

    The latest a student can depart the US for England is 10 June. Each participant must arrive at the UGA at Oxford Centre, Oxford, no later than 12:00 PM, 11 June. Students must vacate the Centre no later than 10:00 am on 29 June to return home or travel.

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    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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  • Oxford & Cortona Partnership +Read More

    Oxford & Cortona Partnership

    Optional extension to SPIA Spring and Franklin Spring I Programs

    Program Dates: 12 March - 5 April 2022

    Application Deadline: 29 October 2021

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    Dates & Deadlines

    Program Dates: 12 March - 5 April 2022
    Application Deadline: Friday, October 29, 2021
    Acceptance Notification Deadline: Monday, November 1, 2021
    Forms/Fees Deadline: Friday, November 5, 2021- The Program deposit, $100, is due in full on Forms and Fees Deadline. Payment of this deposit confirms participation in the program, and does count towards the total program fees. Students are committed to pay the program fees in full after this date. If you withdraw after this date, you will be unable to recover your deposit and may also become liable for a pro-rated portion of the program fees.

    Program Overview

    The Oxford & Cortona Partnership gives participants on the UGA at Oxford SPIA and Franklin Spring I programs (2 Jan - 12 Mar, 2022) the ability to add an additional 3 credit-hour course to their semester. Oxford faculty members will travel to Cortona, Italy, with the group, where students will receive three additional weeks of instruction (12 Mar through 5 Apr), with travel to Rome, Florence, and other course-related locations included in the program cost, all while enjoying the beautiful hills of Tuscany.

    Accommodations

    Students will be housed at the University of Georgia 's John D. Kehoe Center in Cortona, Italy. The UGA Cortona campus sits on 4.5 acres of land atop Cortona, with a panoramic view of the Tuscan Valdichiana (Chiana Valley) and Lago Trasimeno (Lake Trasimeno). Its facilities include two buildings which sit adjacent to each other on Via Santa Margherita: the John D. Kehoe Cortona Center and the Severini School.

    Costs

    Approximately $2,500 plus three hours in-state UGA tuition and fees. The cost of the program covers room, most meals, teaching and research fees, study abroad insurance, program excursions. Additional expenses include the cost of personal items and travel.

    Enrollment

    The UGA at Oxford Cortona Partnership is open to all majors! Enrollment will be limited to well-qualified students. Students are required to submit applications by the deadline; applications will be accepted after this date only if all positions are not filled. Click the "Apply Now" button above to access the online application.

    Course Credit & Eligibility

    Students will earn an additional three semester hours during the 3 week Spring program extension. Classes will be taught by UGA and Oxford faculty, using an intensive seminar format.

    Proposed Seminars

    • HIST 4300: Studies in European History (TBA)
    • POLS 3000: Introduction to Political Theory (TBA, Oxford)

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    To apply, please complete your application in the UGA StudyAway Portal, which will open in a new window.

    If you are currently a UGA student, select the option "I have a UGA MyID and password"; if you are a student at another institution, and have not yet received a username and password, please select "I do not have login credentials to this site", and follow the instructions.

    In order to have your application considered, you only need to complete the items listed under "Application Questionnaire(s)" and "Signature Documents". A check-mark will appear alongside each item once you have completed it.

    Once you have finished the required steps, please click the "Submit" button, and your application is complete. If you begin the application, but decide you will not be able to attend the program, please "Withdraw" your application. Review of applications will not begin until the Deadline date. You will be notified of the outcome of your application on or before the Notification date listed on the program information page.

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ANTH 1102 Introduction to Anthropology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Anthropology Human Humans Development
ANTH 3090 Evolution of the Human Ecosystems Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Anthropology Human Humans Development
ARAB 2004 Intermediate Standard Arabic II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Arabic Language Humanities
ARAB 3006 Advanced Standard Arabic II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Arabic Language Humanities
BCMB 3100 Introductory Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,BMB Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Science
CBIO 3400 Cell Biology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Cellular Biology BIOL
CBIO 3800 Neurobiology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Cellular Biology BIOL
CHNS 2002 Intermediate Chinese II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Language Languages China Comparative
CHNS 3010 Advanced Chinese I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Language Languages China Comparative
CLAS 1010 Roman Culture Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Classics Classical Classic Ancient Roman
CLAS 4300 Selected Topics in Ancient Civilization Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Classics Classical Classic Greek Roman
CSCI 2610 Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Computer Science Computation Data Math Computing Software
CSCI 2720 Data Structures Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Computer Science Computation Data Math Computing Software
CSCI 3030 Computing, Ethics and Society Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Computer Science Computation Data Math Computing Software
CSCI 4050 Software Engineering Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Computer Science Computation Data Math Computing Software
CSCI 4550 Artificial Intelligence Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Computer Science Computation Data Math Computing Software
ECON 2100 Economics of Environmental Quality Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,Economics Economy
ECON 2105 Principles of Macroeconomics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 2106 Principles of Microeconomics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 4010 Intermediate Microeconomics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 4020 Intermediate Macroeconomics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 4150 Environmental Economics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 4040 The International Business Environment Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ECON 4360 Game Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Economics Economy
ENGL 2310 English Literature Beginnings to 1700 Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 2320 English Literature 1700 to the Present Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 3100 Introduction to British Culture I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4005 History of the English Language Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4240 Chaucer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4270 Medieval Romance Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4290 Topics in Medieval Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 4320 Shakespeare I: Selected Works Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4330 Shakespeare II: Special Topics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 4390 Topics in Renaissance Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4430 18th Century English Novel Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4500 Romantic Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 4505 Single Author Study: Jane Austen Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June,English Language Literature
ENGL 4520 19th Century British Novel Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4650 Modern Drama Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4680 Modern Irish Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4690 20th Century British Literature: Virginia Woolf Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,English Language Literature
ENGL 4690 20th Century British Literature: W.B. Yeats Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4690 20th Century British Literature: Modernist Literature and Politics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4800W Topics in Advanced Creative Writing Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4820 Literary Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
ENGL 4890 Topics in Criticism and Culture: Postcolonial Literature and Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,English Language Literature
FINA 4810 International Finance Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Financial Finances Markets Economy Terry
FREN 1110 Accelerated Elementary French Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
FREN 2001 Intermediate French Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
FREN 2002 Intermediate French Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
FREN 3010 Culture and Communication I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
FREN 3030 Introduction to French Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
FREN 4050 Early French Literature and Culture Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,French Language France Paris
GENE 4840 Advanced Topics in Genetics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Science Biology
GLOB 3300 Global Maternal and Child Health Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Global Globe Health
GREK 4040 Herodotus and Thucydides Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Greek Language Languages Culture Roman Rome
GRMN 2002 Intermediate German II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,German Germany Languages
GRMN 3010 Language: Culture and Society I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,German Germany Languages
HIST 3100 Introduction to British Culture I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 3312 Society and Culture in the Roman World Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 3322 Wenches, Witches, Damsels, Nuns: Women in Medieval Europe Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 3340 The Age of Renaissance and Reformation Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,History
HIST 3371 Tudor-Stuart History Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Franklin June,History
HIST 3564 The Middle East Since 1914 Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 4300 Literature and Politics in Early Modern England Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History Political
HIST 4300 Ireland in the Middle Ages Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 4330 Institutions of the Medieval West: Knighthood, Chivalry, & Faith Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,History
HIST 4373 19th Century European Intellectual History Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
HIST 4382 Britain from the Age of Revolution to the Age of Victoria 1780-1900 Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,History
INTB 5100 Special Topics in International Business Terry Terry Summer,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4210 International Law Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Internation Global Business Terry
INTL 4220 International Conflict Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4230 International Political Economy Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4240 International Organization Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4295 War and Human Security Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4300 Comparative Political Institutions Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4330 Post-Industrial Democracies Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4410 Terrorism Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4620 Human Rights Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4770 Special Topics in International Relations Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,International Global Business Terry
INTL 4780 Special Topics in Comparative Politics: English Common Law Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,International Global Business Terry
ITAL 2001 Intermediate Italian Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Italy Italian Languages Language
ITAL 2002 Intermediate Italian Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Italy Italian Languages Language
JPNS 2002 Intermediate Japanese II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Japanese Japan Languages Language
JPNS 3010 Advanced Japanese I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Japanese Japan Languages Language
JRLC 5080 International Mass Communication Grady Grady Summer,Journalism Core Communication Media
KREN 2002 Intermediate Korean II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Korea Korean Languages Language
LATN 2001 Intermediate Latin I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Latin Languages Language
LATN 4030 Roman Historians Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Latin Rome Roman Languages Language
LATN 4300 Cicero and the Roman Republic Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Latin Rome Roman Languages Language
LATN 4800 Latin Prose Composition Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Latin Rome Roman Languages Language
LING 2100 The Study of Language Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Linguistics Languages Language
LING 3080 Anthropology of Language Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Linguistics Languages Language
LING 4005 History of the English Language Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Linguistics Languages Language
LING 4740 Discourse Analysis Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Linguistics Languages Language
MATH 3300 Applied Linear Algebra Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Mathematics
MIBO 3500 Introductory Microbiology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Science Biology
MUSI 2810-2810L Sophomore Applied Instruction Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 3210 Music History I Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 3220 Music History II Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 3810-3810L Junior Applied Instruction Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 4810-4810L Senior Applied Instruction Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 4000 Directed Independent Study in Music: Large Ensemble Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 4784/6784 Jazz Improvisation I Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
MUSI 5106/7106 Jazz Combos Franklin Spring II Franklin Spring II,Music
PHIL 3000 Classics of Ancient Western Philosophy Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 3010 Classics of Modern Western Philosophy Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 3030 Existentialism Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 3220 Biomedical Ethics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,Philosophy
PHIL 4210 Social & Political Philosophy Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 4300 Philosophy of Language Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 4310 Philosophy of Mind Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 4510 Deductive Systems Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
PHIL 4520 Model Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Philosophy
POLS 4010 Political Philosophy to Machiavelli Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4020 Political Philosophy: Hobbes to Nietzsche Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4030 Contemporary Political Thought Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4060 Problems in Democratic Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4325 British Politics Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4550 Government and the Mass Media Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
POLS 4780 Topics in Law and Judicial Process: The English Legal System Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Political Science
PSYC 1101 Elementary Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 3230 Abnormal Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 3980 Research Design in Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 3990 Research Analysis in Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4100 Cognitive Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4120 Sensation and Perception Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4130 Physiological and Comparative Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4200 Social Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4220 Developmental Psychology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
PSYC 4240 Psychopathology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Psychology Psychological
RELI 4001 Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry, Grady, Franklin Summer Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II, Terry Summer, Grady Summer, Franklin Summer,Relgion Religious
RELI 4003 Ancient Israelite Religion Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Relgion Religious
RELI 4040 Apocalyptic Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Relgion Religious
RELI 4080 New Testament Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Relgion Religious
RELI 4101 History of Christian Theology (Ancient and Medieval) Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Relgion Religious
RUSS 2001 Intermediate Russian I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Russian Russia
RUSS 2002 Intermediate Russian II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Russian Russia
RUSS 3001 Russian Conversation & Composition I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Russian Russia
RUSS 3002 Russian Conversation & Composition II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Russian Russia
SOCI 1101 Introductory Sociology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Sociological Sociology
SOCI 3220 Development of Sociological Theory Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Sociological Sociology
SOCI 3810 Criminology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Sociological Sociology
SPAN 2001 Intermediate Spanish I Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
SPAN 2002 Intermediate Spanish II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
SPAN 3010 Spanish Cultural Dialogues Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
SPAN 3020 Writing Critically in Spanish Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
SPAN 3030 Introduction to Literature Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
SPAN 4120 Exploring Cultures in Spanish Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Spanish Languages Languages
STAT 4210 Statistical Methods Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Statistics
STAT 4360 Statistical Software Programming Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Statistics
VPHY 3100 Elements of Physiology Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring, Franklin Spring II Franklin Fall, SPIA Spring, Franklin Spring I, Franklin Spring II,Statistics

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