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HEIDELBERG RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
FALL & SPRING 2007-2008
Dr.
Steve Rouse, Professor of Psychology
Visiting Professor
Prerequisite: Students must complete GER 151 or its equivalent
by the end of the Spring 2007 semester to participate. Students
participating in the Spring Only 2008 semester must complete GER 151
by the end of the Fall 2007 semester.
General Requirements: While studying in the Heidelberg Program
all students must enroll in 12-18 units including a German course
each semester for a letter grade.
Students will register for their Fall Heidelberg courses
online in March during Fall 2007 registration. Students will
register for their Spring Heidelberg courses online in November
during Spring 2008 registration. Please check your Pepperdine email
for your exact registration time; and the International Programs
website
http://seaver.pepperdine.edu/internationalprograms/ in March and
November for the course call numbers.
Students who participate in both
the Fall and Spring Semesters of this program can take the following
to complete their Foreign Language General Education requirement:
• GER 182 Intensive German I,
fall (5) and
• GER 282 Intensive German II, spring
(5) (GE) Prerequisite:
GER 151
EACH
SEMESTER:
- GER 152 – Beginning German II (4) Prerequisite:
GER 151
- GER 251 – Intermediate German I (4) (GE)
Prerequisite: GER 152
- GER 252 – Intermediate German II (4)
Prerequisite: GER 251
- HUM 295 – The International Experience (0-1)
CR/NC grading only. An optional course designed to maximize
the student's international experience by providing opportunities to
engage more fully with the culture and to reflect more carefully on
the experience.
- ENG 380 – Topics is Literature: German Literature in Translation (4) (GE
Literature)
- PSYC 200 – Introduction to Psychology (3) (GE Human
Institutions)(Dr. Steve Rouse)
- PE Elective Courses CR/NC grading only. Requires the payment
of an extra fee.
PE 182 – Beginning Fencing (1) $250
PE 183 – Advanced Fencing (1)
$250
PE 196 – Weight Training (1) $250
FALL ONLY:
- FA 240 – Introduction to Art and Architecture (3) (GE
Fine Arts) Art and Art History majors may not receive credit
towards the major.
- GER 182 – Intensive German I (5) The first of the
two-course sequence equivalent to GER 152, 251, and 252. Open
only to students who study in Heidelberg both semesters.
Prerequisite: GER 151
- GER 341 – Advanced German I (4) Prerequisite: GER
252
- HUM 212 – Western Heritage II (3) (GE Western
Heritage) Prerequisite: HUM 111
- POSC/PSYC/SOC 250 – Introductory Statistics (4) (GE
Math) (Dr. Steve Rouse)
- POSC 353 – Comparative European Politics (4)
- SOC 200 – Introduction to Sociology (3) (GE Human
Institutions)
A fall semester educational field trip is part of this
program.
SPRING ONLY:
- FA 241 – Introduction to Music (3) (GE Fine Arts)
Music majors may not receive credit towards the major.
- GER 282 – Intensive German II (5) (GE) The second
of the two-course sequence equivalent to GER 152, 251, and 252.
Open only to students who study in Heidelberg both semesters.
Prerequisite: GER 182
- GER 342 – Advanced German (4)
Prerequisite: GER 341
- HIST 390 – Modern History of the Middle East (4) (GE
Non-Western Cultures)
- HIST 519 – Hitler and the Third Reich (4)
- HUM 313 – Western Heritage III (3) (GE Western
Heritage) Prerequisite: HUM 212
- POSC 510 – German Government and Society (4)
- PSYC 321 – Personality (4) Prerequisite: PSYC 200
or 210
A spring semester educational field trip is part of this
program.
Cost: Flat-rate tuition (12-18 units) is identical to that in
Malibu. Additionally, the International Programs Fee covers room and
board charges equivalent to those in Malibu, round-trip airfare, the
educational field trip, and other extra events and excursions.
Students live in Moore House, a Pepperdine facility.
Classes normally meet 4 days a week. A long weekend for travel
will be scheduled in the Fall semester.
All courses offered depend upon the availability of
qualified faculty and other program activities depend upon qualified
personnel. The University contracts with scheduled air carriers and
local operators and travel dates may be changed in the case of armed
conflict, terrorist activity, natural disasters, strikes, or other
unforeseen circumstances. The International Programs Office will
always have the latest information concerning these programs.
Visit:
http://seaver.pepperdine.edu/internationalprograms/
02-28-07
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