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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
University Seminars
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About the Seminars
University Seminars are a showcase of integrative learning at Arcadia designed to make intellectual connections among academic disciplines and between scholarly ideas and the world beyond the classroom. A wide range of University Seminars are offered each semester, and all University Seminars carry the Integrative Learning designation and help students fulfill their additional Integrative Learning Experience requirements. Many University Seminars are interdisciplinary courses where your Arcadia professors explore a dynamic world of ideas with you. University Seminars also take you out of the classroom and into the culturally and intellectually rich Philadelphia region. Taking University Seminars also helps you work toward fulfilling other Arcadia curriculum requirements. In addition to the Integrative Learning designation, all University Seminars fulfill at least one Area of Inquiry and at least one Intellectual Practice.
Please note, not all courses are offered every semester.
Courses
- US 200 The Science of the Paranormal
- US 201 Cellphone Cinema: History, Theory, and Production (4 credits)
- US 203 Songwriting: A Blend of Poetry and Music
- US 207 Global Citizenship: Who in the World Are We?
- US 209 Women Crossing Boundaries
- US 210 Seems Legit: What is Real & Fake Internet (4 Credits)
- US 212 Where Race Lives, What Race Says (4 Credits)
- US 216 Social and Ethical Issues in Sports
- US 220 Education Stories: Films about Schools and What They Teach Us
- US 225 Outcasts, Rebels and Other Normal People
- US 226 Shakespeare on Stage, Page and Screen in 21st Century
- US 228 Science in Visual Arts
- US 229 3-Dimensional Programming and Storytelling with Alice
- US 230 International Computer Ethics
- US 233 Copy!-Right? Creativity and Copyright
- US 234 Representations of the Spanish Civil War
- US 236 Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Spain: From Eden to Exile
- US 239 Soulfood: Poems for Now
- US 241 Invisible Women: An Exploration of Female Entrepreneurship
- US 242 Place, Space, and the Global World: Exploring Immigrants and Identity
- US 244 Sound Studies, Music, and Sound Arts
- US 245 Music & Storytelling
- US 248 Flying Solo: The Art of Solo Performance
- US 250 Exploring Art in Philadelphia
- US 251 The Hero Culture: A Quest for Truth
- US 253 Science Fiction and Social Reality
- US 254 Coming Out
- US 256 Lying Maps (& Other Spatial Fictions)
- US 258 African American Religious History: From Slavery-Free
- US 260 Eco-Cinema and Climate Change
- US 261 Representations of the Holocaust
- US 262 Sex, Sin & Kin: The Genesis, Evolution and Future of Gender
- US 263 Postcolonialism on Screen
- US 265 Jewish Humor
- US 266 Understanding the Age of Genocide
- US 268 Utopia/Dystopia
- US 270 First Amendment Abridged
- US 271 Great Cases in International Law
- US 272 Getting It Off Your Chest
- US 273 Visual Propaganda of Armed Conflict
- US 275 Scientific Ethics
- US 276 The Secret Symbols of Pop Culture
- US 279 Environmental Science & Policy
- US 280 Exploring Entrepreneurship in the Arts
- US 282 Silence
- US 283 Walking
- US 284 Arts Leadership and Management
- US 285 Special Topics
- US 286 Myths, Metaphors, and Morals in the Whedonverse
- US 287 Short Story and Photography
- US 288 Psychology of Music
- US 290 Science Fiction, Fantasy & the Environment
- US 292 Sociology of the Simpsons
- US 293 Untapped: Exploring the Socio-Cultural and Scientific World of Beer
- US 294 Fashion, Italian Style
- US 295 European Cinema: Politics, Melodrama, Entertainment
- US 299 World War I: History, Literature and Film
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