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Spring 2023: Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe

Course Offerings & Registration

Spring 2023 courses will be posted as they are approved by academic partner Colorado State University.

Timeline

Courses will be listed below between 12 and 9 months prior to the voyage.
Syllabi will be available between 9 and 6 months prior to the voyage.
Course Registration will take place online through Colorado State University’s student portal, RAMweb. Course registration will open in October 2022. Specific registration dates and times will be announced in summer 2022.

Types of Courses

Between 20 and 25 different academic disciplines will be offered on the Spring 2023 academic voyage.

Number of Courses

Between 70 and 72 classes will be offered on the Spring 2023 academic voyage.

Course Designations

Lower-division courses are designated with 100 to 299 numbers; upper-division courses are 300 to 499 numbers.

Field Classes

Each course has an in-country Field Class, which you must consider when planning your schedule.

The Core Course – Global Studies

All students must register in IE 200 Global Studies, the signature core course of the Semester at Sea program. You may then chose three additional courses each worth 3 credits for a total full-time load of 12 credits.

Spring 2023 Academic Calendar

Spring 2023 Courses & Field Work

Global Studies - Required Course

International Education	Meets	Instructor	Credits
IE 200 - Global Studies (Section 1) Field Work: There is no field class associated with Global Studies	TBA	Denning	3
IE 200 - Global Studies (Section 2) Field Work: There is no field class associated with Global Studies	TBA	Denning	3

Course Offerings

Agricultural Sciences	Meets	Instructor	Credits
AGRI 270 - World Interdependence-Population and Food Field Work: World Interdependence-Population and Food (Wdowik)	TBA	Wdowik	3
English	Meets	Instructor	Credits
E 142 - Reading Without Borders (Section 1) Field Work: Reading Without Borders (Section 1) (Huh)	TBA	Huh	3
E 142 - Reading Without Borders (Section 2) Field Work: Reading Without Borders (Section 2) (Huh)	TBA	Huh	3
E 332 - Modern Women Writers Field Work: Modern Women Writers (Huh)	TBA	Huh	3
Education	Meets	Instructor	Credits
EDUC 320 - Educational Psychology Field Work: Educational Psychology (Salembier)	TBA	Salembier	3
EDUC 375 - Comparative Education Field Work: Comparative Education (Salembier)	TBA	Salembier	3
Food Science and Human Nutrition	Meets	Instructor	Credits
FSHN 150 - Survey of Human Nutrition (Section 1) Field Work: Survey of Human Nutrition (Section 1) (Wdowik)	TBA	Wdowik	3
FSHN 150 - Survey of Human Nutrition (Section 2) Field Work: Survey of Human Nutrition (Section 2) (Wdowik)	TBA	Wdowik	3
Human Development and Family Studies	Meets	Instructor	Credits
HDFS 101 - Individual and Family Development Field Work: Individual and Family Development (Vega)	TBA	Vega	3
HDFS 315 - Disability across the Lifespan and Culture Field Work: Disability across the Lifespan and Culture (Salembier)	TBA	Salembier	3
International Education	Meets	Instructor	Credits
IE 270 - World Interdependence-Population and Food Field Work: World Interdependence-Population and Food (Wdowik)	TBA	Wdowik	3
IE 272 - World Interdependence – Current Global Issues (Focus: Language Conflict and Cooperation) Field Work: World Interdependence – Current Global Issues (Focus: Language Conflict and Cooperation) (Vogl)	TBA	Vogl	3
IE 471 - Children and Youth in Global Context Field Work: Children and Youth in Global Context (Vega)	TBA	Vega	3
Linguistics, Languages, Literatures and Cultures	Meets	Instructor	Credits
LGEN 465E - Studies in Foreign Film: Global Field Work: Studies in Foreign Film: Global (Vogl)	TBA	Vogl	3
Management	Meets	Instructor	Credits
MGT 411 - Leading High Performance Teams Field Work: Leading High Performance Teams (Hörhager)	TBA	Hörhager	3
Marketing	Meets	Instructor	Credits
MKT 300 - Marketing (Section 1) Field Work: Marketing (Section 1) (Simpson)	TBA	Simpson	3
MKT 300 - Marketing (Section 2) Field Work: Marketing (Section 2) (Simpson)	TBA	Simpson	3
MKT 365 - International Marketing Field Work: International Marketing (Simpson)	TBA	Simpson	3
Natural Resources	Meets	Instructor	Credits
NR 150 - Oceanography (Section 2) Field Work: Oceanography (Section 2) (Boyer)	TBA	Boyer	3
NR 150 - Oceanography (Section 1) Field Work: Oceanography (Section 1) (Boyer)	TBA	Boyer	3
NR 370 - Coastal Environmental Ecology Field Work: Coastal Environmental Ecology (Boyer)	TBA	Boyer	3
Philosophy and Religious Studies	Meets	Instructor	Credits
PHIL 174 - World Religions Field Work: World Religions (Haberman)	TBA	Haberman	3
PHIL 345 - Environmental Ethics Field Work: Environmental Ethics (Haberman)	TBA	Haberman	3
PHIL 479 - Topics in Comparative Religions (Focus: Sacred Journeys and Pilgrimage) Field Work: Topics in Comparative Religions (Focus: Sacred Journeys and Pilgrimage) (Haberman)	TBA	Haberman	3
Psychology	Meets	Instructor	Credits
PSY 320 - Abnormal Psychology Field Work: Abnormal Psychology (Barker)	TBA	Barker	3
PSY 328 - Psychology of Human Sexuality Field Work: Psychology of Human Sexuality (Vega)	TBA	Vega	3
Sociology	Meets	Instructor	Credits
SOC 362 - Social Change Field Work: Social Change (Garvey)	TBA	Garvey	3
Communication Studies	Meets	Instructor	Credits
SPCM 335 - Gender and Communication Field Work: Gender and Communication (Khrebtan-Hörhager)	TBA	Khrebtan-Hörhager	3
SPCM 357 - Film and Social Change Field Work: Film and Social Change (Lewis)	TBA	Lewis	3
SPCM 434 - Intercultural Communication Field Work: Intercultural Communication (Khrebtan-Hörhager)	TBA	Khrebtan-Hörhager	3
SPCM 436 - Conflict Management and Communication Field Work: Conflict Management and Communication (Khrebtan-Hörhager)	TBA	Khrebtan-Hörhager	3
Theatre	Meets	Instructor	Credits
TH 141 - Introduction to Theatre Field Work: Introduction to Theatre (Lewis)	TBA	Lewis	3
TH 345 - Global Theatre Field Work: Global Theatre (Lewis)	TBA	Lewis	3