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Below is a list of courses that are recommended for
study abroad students. You can, however, take any level 1 or 2
course offered in Engineering, Science and the Built Environment
(ESBE), Arts and Human Sciences (AHS), or Computing and Information
Management (BCIM). All ASA students will take one required course
(London: A City of Change) and then choose 3 additional
electives. Each course is worth 60 contact hours / 4 semester
credits. Forensic Engineering & Conservatism Bioscience Biological Science Biomechanics 1 Building Services Engineering Environmental Science Heating, Ventilation & Water Systems 1 Thermofluids 1 Thermal Environment 1 Built Environment Institutions & the Urban Environment Civil Engineering Strength of Materials Environmental Engineering Engineering Manufacturing Technology 1 Principles of Separation & Reaction Introductory Engineering Mathematics 1 Forensic Science Dangerous Properties of Materials Intro to Evidence for Forensic Science Explosion and Fire Intro to Forensic Chemistry Scene of Crime Investigations 1 Skills for Forensic Science Petroleum Engineering Petroleum Geoscience Statics Fundamentals of Petroeum Intro to Reservoir Engineering Thermodynamics Drilling FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMAN SCIENCES Arts & MediaCultural Memory Real Lives Cultural Industries Cities, Politics, & Democracy Writing Popular Culture Criminology Cities, Politics, & Crime Crime, Disorder, & Community Service Film Studies Bollywood The City, the Subject, & the Digital Image Tragedy 1: The English Renaissance English Studies Drama in the 20th Century Shakespeare: Text & Performance International Politics Politics, Decision Making & Democracy Issues in Contemporary Sociology International Politics in a Global Sphere Politics & Protest Social Policy in an International Perspective Law Intro to Criminal Law Law I Intro to Evidence Psychology Intro to Biological & Cognitive Psychology Media and Society Global Cultures Ethical Media Social Communities Approaches to Social Policy Ethical Media Sociology Youth Crime & Delinquency Race, Culture & Identity Education Policy Research Social Life Introduction to Politics & Society Sustainable Communities Environmental Policy & Sustainability Environmental Management & Policy From Poverty to Social Exclusion Voluntary Sector & the State Transport & Land Use Contemporary Urbanism Crime Disorder & Community Safety Equality, Social Justice & Social Policy Neighborhood Management & Renewal Urban Change & Policy Urban Planning The Development Process Evolution & the Scope of Town Planning Core Course London: A City of Change FACULTY OF BUSINESS, COMPUTING AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AccountingEssentials in Management Accounting Corporate Governance & Ethics Business Taxation & Governance Business Information Systems Business Systems: An Introductory Management Perspective Information Systems in Business Language & the Business Environment Research Methods for Business Students E-Resources for Communications & Media Website Design: A Business Focus e-Business Design & Implementation of Business Systems Economics Business Economics Macroeconomic Environment in Business Business, Markets & Competition The Information Economy Finance Intro to Finance for Business Personal Finance Financial Institutions Investment Analysis HRM Ethical Practice HR Development for Diversity Understanding the Business Context Organizational Behavior & HR Planning in the Business Context Management Skills Principles of HRM Work Life Balance Self-Development Organizations & Decisions Management Quantitative Methods Quantitative Models for Managers Quantitative Literacy Business Forecasting Marketing Intro to Marketing Marketing Management & Strategy B2B Marketing Retail Marketing Electronic Resources for Marketing Consumer Buyer Behavior Services Marketing Software Development Global Communication Techniques Concepts of Software Development
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