Course Selection Guide

Deals primarily with reporting the financial results of operations and financial position to investors, managers, and other interested parties. Emphasizes the role of accounting information in decision making.

Travel through time with iconic works of art—from the brilliance of the Renaissance to the bold innovations of the 20th century. See history not just as events, but as brushstrokes, sculptures, and bold visions that shaped the world. From timeless classics at the British National Gallery to bold works at the National Portrait Gallery, you’ll be immersed in a world of artistic brilliance.

Prerequisites: Completion of or concurrent enrollment in MATH 1110, or placement into MATH 1115.

This course dives into the molecular machinery behind gene expression, cell division, and inheritance. You'll also unravel the essential processes of carbohydrate synthesis and metabolism that power life itself. Dive into the wonders of biology as you explore the living world up close at the incredible London Zoo, home to over 700 species from across the globe.

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1110 or placement into MATH 1115

You'll explore everything from atomic structure and bonding to thermochemistry, gases, and quantum chemistry. Get ready to build a powerful foundation in the principles that fuel scientific discovery and innovation. Experiential Learning visits may include the Faraday Museum which showcase electrifying experiments, historic inventions, and hands-on exhibits.

A survey of the significant development, economics, regulation, legal issues, and content of the mass media, including newspapers, magazines, books, television, radio, sound recording, film, and Internet. Includes sections on journalistic practices and ethics, new and emerging technologies, and the role public relations and advertising plays in the media.

Build real-world skills by learning to present ideas, navigate conflicts, and make your voice heard across multiple platforms. You’ll learn to master the art of communication in every setting—from group discussions to social media! This dynamic course explores the power of words, body language, culture, and active listening to help you connect, lead, and inspire.

Discover how everyday choices as an individual, a household, and businesses shape markets, prices, and the flow of resources in our world. You'll explore how the decisions of these groups affect the supply and demand for goods and services.

Explore thought-provoking texts, sharpen your research and argumentation skills, and craft polished pieces through revision and reflection. Experiential learning includes noted English speakers from around London.

Prerequisites: Completion of ENGL 1112 or ENGL 1113

Step into the world of literary legends as you explore the lives and works of Charles Dickens, John Keats, and Jane Austen—masters who shaped British literature forever. From Dickens’ vivid social commentaries to Keats’ romantic poetry and Austen’s sharp wit, their timeless stories continue to captivate hearts and minds.

Hone the design and writing of five different types of speeches—introductory, persuasive, informative, entertaining, and personal narrative—with continuous practice in the act of speaking before an audience. Experiential Learning visit to Comedy Club to see how the skills you’re learning can transfer into the real world.

Journey through the rise and evolution of global civilizations from the 16th to 20th century, uncovering the cultural shifts, conflicts, and connections that shaped our modern world. Uncover the wonders and treasures of the world at the British Museum. Then step into the dazzling Victoria and Albert Museum, where fashion, design, and art collide in one of the most spectacular collections.

Rationalizations for World War II and the debates of the Cold War shaped the world as we know it today socially, politically, and economically. This course takes a global perspective on changes in relationships among countries, between different groups of people, race and gender, economic backgrounds, etc. The specific events and areas under study will vary with the professor, but students will examine these changes through various primary and secondary sources and different forms of data, such as demographic, development, and economic studies.

This course explores how what we eat reflects who we are, where we’ve been, and the ethical challenges we face in feeding future populations. We will highlight London’s vibrant culinary scene, where flavors from around the world come together to create an unforgettable, multicultural food adventure.

Step into the world of practical math where logic meets real life! From cracking the code of probability and statistics to mastering personal finance and decision-making, this course turns numbers into powerful tools. Get ready to build confidence with concepts that matter every day—from sets to smart money moves.

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1110 with a "C" or higher or placement into MATH 1115

Gear up for calculus with this fast-paced, power-packed course that sharpens your skills in algebra, trigonometry, and advanced functions. You'll master polynomials, exponential and logarithmic expressions, and unlock the secrets of trig functions and their graphs.

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1115 with a "C" or higher or placement into MATH 1117

This is the gateway to advanced math, science, and engineering—a thrilling first-year dive into the world of calculus. You'll explore limits, derivatives, and integrals, mastering everything from algebraic curves to transcendental functions

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1117 with a "C" or higher or placement into MATH 1118

Topics include fundamental theorem of calculus, methods of integration, applications of the integral, improper integrals, infinite series, and introduction to differential equations. Experiential Learning visit around the City of London to understand the concepts of how it was built.

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1104 or placement into MATH 1108 or MATH 1110

Unlock the power of data with this hands-on course in probability, statistics, and real-world analysis! You'll explore everything from random variables to regression and hypothesis testing—no calculus required. With a focus on biological and applied sciences, you'll dive into the world of data using R coding to bring your discoveries to life.

How shall one live? Critical examination of answers proposed by classic and modern philosophers of the major world traditions.

Explore the big questions at the heart of religious thought—what is truth, faith, or the divine? This course dives into the philosophical ideas that shape how we think and talk about the sacred. Step into the vibrant beauty of Central London’s awe-inspiring Hindu temple, where intricate carvings, colorful rituals, and sacred energy create an unforgettable experience.

Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 1104 or placement into MATH 1115

Designed for life science majors, this course brings the wonders of physics to life—no calculus required! You'll explore the core forces that govern our universe, from mechanics and electromagnetism to the mind-bending realms of relativity and quantum theory.

Prerequisites: Completion or concurrent enrollment in MATH 1117 or placement into MATH 1118

You'll master the mechanics of motion, energy, waves, and heat—tackling everything from Newton’s laws to the mysteries of thermodynamics. Experience the thrill of near-frictionless motion with air tracks, where physics experiments come to life in real time!

You’ll explore how power is pursued and wielded across countries. Using real-world data and a powerful comparative method, you’ll learn to test assumptions, uncover patterns, and predict political outcomes. Experiential Learning visits may include: The Imperial War Museum where exhibits bring the epic stories of conflict and courage to life. The iconic Houses of Parliament which serve as a symbol of British democracy.

Explore the powerful forces shaping our modern world—from the inner workings of foreign policy and decision-making to the global ripple effects of decolonization. Uncover how World War II transformed international relations and reshaped economic and political landscapes.

Students in this course will examine the root causes, patterns, and outcomes of political conflict, approaches to conflict resolution, the role of international organizations and major powers in conflict resolution, enforcement and prevention methods, as well as negotiation and peace building techniques. The following questions will be addressed: Why can some conflicts be managed in a peaceful way, while others end in violence? What are origins, stages, and causes of conflict? What role does the cultural context, the state, the military, the economy, the gender order and ethnicity and nationalism play in conflicts? How can we bring adversaries to the negotiating table? What mediation tactics are used in resolving a conflict? And how in the aftermath of a conflict, can peace be made sustainable?

Discover how science unravels the mysteries of the mind and behavior. From brain biology to social dynamics, you'll explore everything from learning and development to dreams, disorders, and personality.

Foundations for Success is your launchpad into college life, designed to help you thrive both in and out of the classroom. Through engaging, hands-on experiences, you'll build essential skills in resilience, community, and personal growth.

Prerequisites: Cannot take in the same semester as SOCI 1114

How culture shapes who we are, how we connect, and how societies evolve? Explore the dynamics of social interaction and change—and what it all means for the world we live in.

Prerequisites: Cannot take in the same semester as SOCI 1113

Explore the biggest challenges shaping today’s society and the bold ideas driving change. Dive into the debates, solutions, and innovations that define our modern world. Experiential Learning visit to the 2014 Olympic Park to see gentrification in action.

Uncover the literary layers of plays and the challenges faced by actors, directors, designers, and crew. No acting required! Experiential Learning may include: Experience the magic of timeless Shakespearean plays at the iconic Globe; Take-in London’s dazzling West End, where world-famous Hollywood stars light up the stage.