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LONDON RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
FALL & SPRING 2008-2009
Dr. Cyndia Clegg, Distinguished Professor of English
Visiting Professor
General Requirements: While studying in the
London Program all students must enroll in 15-18 units.
Due to
new UK immigration regulations, all students must have a minimum of
15 units each semester to participate.
Pre-requisites: Students must meet all
prerequisite requirements for each course they intend on taking
overseas. Waivers cannot be issued for students to take courses
without meeting prerequisite requirements. No exceptions will be
made. Please contact Nichole Skelton (nichole.skelton@pepperdine.edu)
in IP with any questions.
Students will register for their Fall London courses online in
March during Fall 2008 registration. Students will register for
their Spring London courses online in November during Spring 2009
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.
EACH SEMESTER:
• HUM 212 – Western Heritage II (3) (GE) Prerequisite:
HUM 111
• 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.
• HIST 390 – Modern History of the Middle East (4)
(GE Non-Western Cultures)
• ENG 380A – Modern Drama (4) (GE
Literature) This course includes attending London theatrical
performances.
• PE 190 – Beginning Equestrian
(1) CR/NC grading only. Requires the payment of an extra
fee.
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PE 192 – Advanced Equestrian (1) CR/NC grading only.
Requires the payment of an extra fee.
• PE 191 – Individual Exercise (1) CR/NC grading only.
Requires the purchase of a gym membership.
• PE 196 - Weight Training (1) CR/NC grading only.
Requires the purchase of a gym membership.
FALL ONLY:
• GSHU 123 - Great Books Colloquium III (4) (Meets
GE requirements for sequence) Prerequisite: Great Book Colloquium
II or permission of the director of Great Books
• FA 240 Introduction to Art and Architecture (3) (GE Fine
Arts) Art or Art History Majors do not receive major credit for FA
240.
• NASC 101 – Science as a Way of Knowing (4) (GE
Lab Science)
• ENG 380B – British Theatre (4) (GE
Literature) This course includes attending London theatrical
performances.
A fall semester educational field trip is part of this
program.
SPRING ONLY:
• BA 366 – Organizational Behavior (3)
• ECON 200 - Economic Principles (4)
(GE Human Institutions)
• HIST 554 – British History (4)
• HIST 306 – Topics in National History: British History,
1783-Present (3)
• HUM 313 – Western Heritage III (3) (GE)
Prerequisite: HUM 212
• GSHU 324 - Great Books Colloquium IV (4) (Meets
GE requirements for sequence) Prerequisite: Great Book Colloquium
III or permission of the director of Great Books
• MATH 316 – Biostatistics (3) (Math GE)
Prerequisite: MATH 210 or consent of instructor;
Substitutes for BA 216 or POSC/PSYC/SOC 250.
A spring semester educational field trip is part of this
program.
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.
04-08-08
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