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Exciting Courses for Degree Planning

May 23, 2025

As you browse the wide selection of online courses available for degree planning, here are some exciting UWW Interdisciplinary Studies upper-level courses and some brand-new offerings from around the university to consider.

Featured New Course

UWW 391F Seminar- Family Histories & Stories: An Interdisciplinary Approach (Offered Fall 2025)

“This interdisciplinary course focuses on family history and family narratives, asking students to recover their family histories and examine the impact of these histories on their current identities and their material lives. Students will read literature about the significance of family history; conduct genealogical research; analyze socio-political context, including migration forces and patterns, ethnic identity, and citizenship; and document family stories through original oral history research. The course will culminate in a project that preserves students' discoveries through the writing and documentation of original family stories.”

UWW Interdisciplinary Studies Upper-Level Courses 

DEPT NUMBER TITLE
UWW 301 Pro-Social Behavior Development in Children
UWW 302 Moral Challenges in Business
UWW 304 Introduction to Counseling
UWW 361 Introduction to Deaf Studies
UWW 362 Contemporary Issues in Human Services
UWW 363 Perspectives on Social Justice and Advocacy
(fulfills SB & DU Gen Ed requirements)
UWW 375 Sexual Violence: Multidisciplinary & Anti-Oppression Approaches
(fulfills SB & DU Gen Ed requirements)
UWW 377 Child Abuse & Neglect: Multidisciplinary Approaches
UWW 391F Seminar- Family Histories & Stories: An Interdisciplinary Approach
(debuting this fall)
UWW 391P Seminar- Podcasting Narrative Production


New Online Courses

DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ANIMLSCI 220 Phys&Anat/Dmstc Anml
ANIMLSCI 260 Animal Care & Welfare
(fulfills SI Gen Ed requirement)
ANIMLSCI 572 Molecular Immunology
ART-HIST 115 Visual Arts, Artists, and Cultures:
An Introduction to Looking
(fulfills AT & DG Gen Ed requirements)
BIOLOGY 491M Seminar- Biology
of Marine Organisms
BCT 150 Sustainability in the
Built Environment
(fulfills I Gen Ed requirement)
BCT 353 Construction Project Management
CLASSICS 390A History and Archaeology
of the Silk Road
(fulfills HS Gen Ed requirement)
COMPSCI 383 Artificial Intelligence
INFO 101 Introduction to Informatics
RES-ECON 452 Industrial Organization
E&C-ENG 341 Algorithms for
Computer Engineering
ENGLISH 190N Environment, Climate Change,
and the Humanities
(fulfills AL & DG Gen Ed requirements)
FILM-ST 373 Weimar Cinema:
Experimentation and Entertainment
(fulfills AT & DG Gen Ed requirements)
(also listed as GERMAN 373)
HISTORY 155 Empires to Nations: The Making
of the Atlantic World, 1400-1800
(fulfills HS & DG Gen Ed requirements)
KOREAN 245 Intermediate Korean II
PORTUG 391M Seminar- Portuguese
for Medical Professions
SPANISH 391L Seminar- Spanish
for Legal Professions
LEGAL 343 Globalization and the Law
MATH 300 Fundamental Concepts
Of Mathematics
POLISCI 277 Making a Global World
(fulfills HS Gen Ed requirement)
POLISCI 329 Political Psychology
PSYCH 391PD Seminar- The Developmental Origins
of Prejudice and Discrimination
PSYCH 391W Seminar- Moral
Psychology of Warfare
STOCKSCH 109 Insects of Ornamentals
STOCKSCH 210 Retail Floral Design
UWW 391F Seminar- Family Histories & Stories:
An Interdisciplinary Approach
(debuting this fall)