University Courses

University Courses, UCRS = 0178

1000. Personal and Academic Effectiveness. 1 hour. The course assists 
students in becoming more proficient learners, increasing understanding 
of self and others and learning personal life skills. Topics covered 
include time and stress management, note-taking, test-taking strategies, 
communication and career development.

1500. Freshman CLC Seminar. 1 hour. Lectures from a cross-section of UNT 
faculty demonstrating different perspectives on designated topics. 
Prerequisite(s): admission to the Classic Learning Core Honors Program.

2100. Career Development. 1 hour. Course assists undecided majors and 
others who wish to clarify their career goals in exploring their 
interests, abilities and values, and in relating these to academic, 
personal and career choices. Pass/no pass only. 

2200. Foundations of International Study. 3 hours. An interdisciplinary 
exploration of a variety of cross-national and global issues, including 
their cultural, political, economic and environmental aspects. Emphasis 
is placed on the preparation of students for a variety of international 
components of future study, including internationally focused majors and 
courses and study abroad. Satisfies the Crosscultural and Global Studies 
requirement of the University Core Curriculum.

4100. Problems and Issues in Women's Studies. 3 hours. Introduction to 
women's studies emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature. Overview of 
approaches to feminist theory and their implications for practice in 
philosophical, historical, economic, political and cultural 
perspectives.

4200. Seminar in International Studies. 3 hours. (0;0;3) Seminar for 
advanced undergraduate students in any major; integration of elements of 
general education with students' major by examining the international 
dimensions of major field and how they relate to the entire 
undergraduate experience. Prerequisite(s): senior and/or consent of 
department.

4900. Special Problems. 1-21 hours.