Discover the World: Psychology 

*Unfortunately this program has been cancelled for Fall 2013

The DTW: Psychology program is offered exclusively to psychology majors. The program will allow 15 psychology students to enroll in courses specifically geared towards their academic program with the intent of keeping them on track for graduation. 

Students who participate in this program will enroll in two psychology courses in Seville and will supplement their schedule by selecting additional courses to take while studying in Rome and Paris at the advisement of their dean.

Seville:

PSY 2070C - Child Psychology
A study of the physical, intellectual, emotional and social aspects of development through childhood, with emphasis on major developmental constructs and theories.
 3 credits

PSY 3320 - Social Psychology
(Prerequisite: PSY 1000)
Examines the scientific study of how real, imagined or anticipated actions or evaluations by others influence our thoughts, feelings or behavior. Topics include: the psychology of research participation, attitudes, attitude change, persuasion,
conformity, compliance, stereotypes and prejudice, liking and attraction, intimate relationships, group processes, social perception and cognition, the social self, helping others, hurting others and conflict resolution. 3 credits. 

Paris:

ART 1775 - Art and Architecture in France
An overview of painting, sculpture, and architecture in rural France and the city of Paris from Roman Gaul through the 19th Century. 3 credits.

ECO 1320 - Economics of Poverty and Income Inequality
An examination of the everyday life of poverty stricken individuals. Critical analysis of the development of economic policy, economic trends and the conditions that would have to be changed if poverty is to be ended. 3 credits.

FRE 1010 - French Level I
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in French. Through a progressive use of the four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, students develop oral and written proficiency at a limited level within the context of French culture. 3 credits.

PHI 3000C - Metaphysics
Prerequisite: PHI 1000C or permission of the instructor. An examination of the central epistemological and metaphysical issues of modern philosophy. 3 credits.

THE 2810 - Religions of the World
A critical introduction to the study of world religions. Explore the beliefs, rituals and ethical ideals of representative religious manifestations of the past and present. Characteristic traits and patterns in tribal, imperial, naturalistic, mystical and national religions. 3 credits.

Rome:

ART 1795 -  The City of Rome
A study of the city of Rome through its art, historical periods, literary and cultural movements and physical structure. 3 credits.

ITA 1010 - Italian Level I
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in Italian through  listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students develop oral and written proficiency at a limited level within the context of Italian culture. 3 credits.

THE 3305 - Moral Theology of the Marketplace
An exploration and analysis of moral decision-making as it applies to the world of business. 3 credits.

IB 3341 - International Business
Examines the strategy of global operations and examines several basic approaches to coordinating operations located in different countries. The challenges which confront these managers are identified, as are the opportunities and tradeoffs which must be considered in addressing those challenges. 3 credits.

Online Learning:
In addition to classroom courses, students are also able to take Online Learning courses while they are abroad. Please check with your dean or academic advisor for more information.