POL 390 - Central Europe: International Travel Course

3 credits
This is an interdisciplinary designed course that brings together culture, history, politics, and law. The central theme of the course focuses upon the concept of “collective remembrance”, or how contemporary societies such as these reflect upon their pasts through various physical and abstract ways. Students will meet in eight two-hour pre-travel classes on the WLC campus during the Spring semester, and then continue the course as part of a two week immersion experience to Central Europe during late May and early June. Possible cities on the travel itinerary include Berlin, Budapest, Munich, Nuremberg, Pilsen, Prague, Potsdam, and Vienna.
Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor
Term Offered: Odd spring semesters
General Education: This course meets the general education Social Science requirement and the Intercultural Knowledge and Competence requirement.