LPRC 297 Research & Study Abroad
This course is designed to introduce students in the Department of Languages, Philosophy, Religion, and Cultures to the cultural, historical, and artistic aspects of a selected country. Throughout this program, students will have the opportunity to explore both modern and historical cultural contexts, preparing them for visits to remarkable museums, archaeological sites, cities, and cultural institutions. They will also develop essential skills for interacting with and navigating unfamiliar locations within unfamiliar territories.
Through these immersive experiences, students will significantly increase their cultural awareness and gain a deeper understanding of their reactions in different settings, all while appreciating the significance of language and cultural differences. This course offers a two-fold experience:
- Cultural Immersion: Students will embrace the spirit of global citizenship by engaging with a different culture, fostering a broader worldview and intercultural competency.
- Presentation Skills: As part of the course, students will prepare one or two presentations about the places they plan to visit during the study abroad program, enhancing their communication and research abilities.
Overall, this course promises to be a transformative journey, enriching students' understanding of the world and equipping them with valuable skills for their future endeavors.
PRQ: None
Scheduled: As needed