Program

SU London Center

Program Description

Do you think of London as questionable cuisine and quaint red phone boxes? If so, then it’s time to shatter your perceptions. The savvy faculty and staff of Faraday House, our sophisticated new center in Bloomsbury, will help you become a global citizen in multi-cultural London.

NOTE: Not all courses listed below are offered every semester.

Subjects:

Advertising

• ADV206: Advertising Practice in a Diverse Society

Anthropology

• ANT352: Food, Culture and Identity - HONORS

• ANT402: An Ethnic History of Britain: Imperialism, Immigration & Identity

Architecture

• ARC407: Architectural Design VI

• ARC408: Architectural Design VII

• ARC500.1: Philosophy of Technology

• ARC500.2: Emerging Architectures of a Global City

• ARC561: Survey of British Architecture

• ARC608: Architectural Design V

• ARC609: Architectural Design VI

Art History

• ART400.1: History of Contemporary Design: London - SPRING ONLY

Business Administration

• BUA400.1: International Business Ethics - SPRING ONLY

• BUA400.2: The Global Workplace

Communication Design

• CMD450: Communications Design Problems - SPRING ONLY

Communications

• COM300.1: British Music and the Media

• COM346: Race, Gender, and the Media

• COM505: Communications Law for Journalists - SPRING ONLY

Communication and Rhet Studies

• CRS335: Leadership/Stewardship Communication

• CRS400.1: Intercultural Communication and Social Media

Design

• DES485: Multidisciplinary Design Studio - SPRING ONLY

Drama

• DRA351: Contemporary British and European Theater: The London Stage

• DRA451.1: The Modern Stage: Theories, Issues, Productions - FALL ONLY

• DRA529: Acting for the Frame - FALL ONLY

• DRA580.1: Advanced Acting: Shakespeare's Globe - FALL ONLY

Economics

• ECN312: Behavioral Economics - SPRING ONLY

• ECN362: Globalization, Development & the Environment

• ECN365: The World Economy - NOT OFFERED FALL 2013

• ECN481: Introduction to Money and Banking

Entrprnrshp & Emrging Entrprss

• EEE370: Introduction to Entrepreneurship & Emerging Enterprises

English Textual Studies

• ETS320: Interpreting Shakespeare

• ETS360: James Bond and British Masculinity - SPRING ONLY

• ETS430.1: Reading Pictures, Seeing Stories

• ETS430.2: Global Cities and World Cinema

• ETS440: Auld Reekie: Scotland and the Road to London - SPRING ONLY

• ETS464: Travelers' Tales: An Education Abroad

Finance

• FIN355: Money and Banking

University Honors Program

• HNR360.2: Food, Culture and Identity - HONORS

History of Art

• HOA201: Masterpieces of Art

• HOA208: An Architectural History of London - SPRING ONLY

• HOA372: The Business of Art

• HOA473: London Museums: Art, History & Science in Contemporary Culture

History of Music

• HOM300.1: Performance Live: London

History

• HST368: Islam and the West

• HST414: America: A Foreign Perspective

• HST422: An Ethnic History of Britain: Imperialism, Immigration & Identity

• HST445: Contemporary British Politics and the Modern World

Industrial Design

• IND481: Ethnography and Culture in Design - SPRING ONLY

Interior Design

• ISD352: Interior Design: Contract - SPRING ONLY

Law & Public Policy

• LPP400.1: International Business Ethics - SPRING ONLY

Magazine

• MAG400.1: Travel Writing and New Media - SPRING ONLY

Marketing

• MAR301: Essentials of Marketing

• MAR357: Consumer Behavior

Managerial Statistics

• MAS362: Decision Tools for Management

Middle Eastern Studies

• MES368: Islam and the West

Multimedia Photography and Design

• MPD500.1: The London Portfolio Workshop - FALL ONLY

Photography

• PHO204.1: Introduction to Photography

• PHO204.2: Introduction to Photography

• PHO500.1: The London Portfolio Workshop - FALL ONLY

• PHO515: Contemporary Photography - FALL ONLY

Political Science

• PSC350.3: America: A Foreign Perspective

• PSC362: Religion, Identity and Power

• PSC368: Islam and the West

• PSC409: The European Union

• PSC432: The Pale and Beyond

• PSC445: Contemporary British Politics and the Modern World

• PSC462: Globalization, Development & the Environment

Psychology

• PSY300.1: Health Psychology: Mind, Body and Culture

• PSY393: Personality

• PSY474: Forensic Psychology: Crime and Violence

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies

• QSX400.1: Sex, Gender and the City

• QSX400.2: James Bond and British Masculinity - SPRING ONLY

Recording and Allied Ent

• RAE400.2: The Global Workplace

Religion

• REL355: Religion, Identity and Power

Retail Management

• RMT357: Visual Merchandising and Store Planning - SPRING ONLY

Supply Chain Management

• SCM300.1: Production and Operations Management - FALL ONLY

Strategy and Human Resources

• SHR355: Strategic Human Resource Management

Sociology

• SOC300.1: Gender and Sport - SPRING ONLY

• SOC312: The Pale and Beyond

• SOC362: Religion, Identity and Power

• SOC367: Sociology of Sport

• SOC400.1: Sex, Gender and the City

• SOC409: Sociology of the Globalization of Music - NOT OFFERED FALL 2013

• SOC412: Multicultural London

• SOC428: Culture, Subculture and Style - NOT OFFERED FALL 2013

School of Management

• SOM354: Managing in a Global Setting

Television, Radio & Film

• TRF400.1: Travel Writing and New Media - SPRING ONLY

• TRF560.3: The BBC

• TRF560.4: Dressing Up History: Costume Drama on UK Television

• TRF560.5: Documenting Reality: Factual Formats in British Film and TV - FALL ONLY

Women's and Gender Studies

• WGS300.1: Gender and Sport - SPRING ONLY

• WGS400.1: Sex, Gender and the City

• WGS400.2: James Bond and British Masculinity - SPRING ONLY

Writing Program

• WRT422: Studies in Creative Nonfiction - NOT OFFERED FALL 2013