Study Abroad and Global Experiences

Global Distinction Courses

Course Areas

Night of Distinction Medallion recipients

Course Notices

We will accept any foreign language CLEP (College Level Examination Program) or AP (Advanced Placement) credits (up to 8 hrs. total) to meet some of the course requirements for this program.  
Any study abroad course will count towards the 15 credit hours regardless of whether or not it is on the approved list.
All courses have to be passed with a "C" grade or better.

Programs

 Note: None applicable at this time

Individual Sections

  • BSC 1010C - General Biology
     Currently Unavailable
      
     
  • EDF 2005
    Introduction to Teaching Profession
    Professor Yasmeen Qadri
    East Campus
  • ENC 1101
    Freshman Composition
    Professor Aby Boumarate
    East Campus
  • ENC 1101
    Freshman Composition I
    Professor Colleen Dieckman
    East Campus
  • ENC 1102
    Freshman Composition II
    Professor Kat Wells
    West Campus
  • HUM 1020H
    Introduction to Humanities
    Professor Valerie Woldman
    Winter Park Campus
  • LIT 1000
    Introduction to Literature
    Professor Nicole Spotke
    West Campus
  • MAC 1105
    College Algebra
    Professor Lynn Howard
    West Campus
  • MAT 1033
    Intermediate Algebra
    Professor Lynn Howard
    West Campus
  • MCB 2010C 
    Microbiology 
    Professor Candy Cravaritis
    East Campus
  • MGF 1106
    College Mathematics
    Professor Charlotte Mortimer
    West Campus
  • POS 2041 
    U.S. Government
    Professor Jonathan Lair
    Lake Nona Campus
  • SPC 1017 
    Interpersonal Communication
    Professor Mayra Holzer
    West Campus
  • SPC 1017H
    Interpersonal Communication
    Professor Suzette Ashton
    Winter Park Campus
  • SPC 1608
    Fundamental of Speech
    Professor Ronda Bailey
    West Campus
  • STA 2023
    Statistical Methods
    Professor Lynn Howard
    West Campus
  • STA 2023
    Statistical Methods
    Professor Upasana Santra
    Winter Park Campus

Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)

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AS Degrees

  • FSS 2242C International and Regional Food
  • HFT 2867 Wine Essentials

Business

  • FIN 2051 International Finance
  • GEB 1350 Introduction: International Business
  • GEB 2955 Immersion in Global Business
  • MAR 2150 International Marketing

Education

None applicable at this time

Engineering

None applicable at this time

Health Sciences

None applicable at this time

History

  • WOH 2003 A History of Genocide

Honors

  • IDH 1110 - Interdisciplinary Studies in General Education I
  • IDH 2121 - Interdisciplinary Studies in General Education IV

Mathematics

None applicable at this time

Public Safety

  • CJE 2062 Peace, Conflict, and the Police
  • CJE 2160 Multicultural Law Enforcement

Science

  • BSC 2366 Neotropical Ecology
  • PCB2340 Field Biology
  • PCB 2350 Neotropical Biology
  • BOT 2800 Ethnobotany

Social Behavioral Sciences & Human Services

  • ANT 2000 Introductory Anthropology
  • ANT 2000H - Introductory Anthropology Honors
  • ANT 2140 Introduction to Archaeology
  • EUH 2000 Ancient and Medieval West Civilization
  • EUH 2001 Modern West Civilization
  • INR 2002 International Politics
  • INR 2002H International Politics

Technology

  • CGS 2038C IT for International Business

Arts, Humanities, Communication, and Design

  • AFA 2000 Introduction to the African American Experience
  • ARA 1120 Elementary Arabic I
  • ARA 1121 Elementary Arabic II
  • ARH 2050 Introduction to Art History I
  • ARH 2051 Introduction to Art History II
  • ARH 2051H: Introduction to Art History II
  • ARH 2500 Non-Western Art History
  • DAA 1330 African Dance I 
  • DAA 1331 African Dance II
  • ENL 2012 English Literature 1300-1800
  • ENL 2022 Survey English Literature 1800 to Present
  • FRE 1000 Conversational French
  • FRE 1120 Elementary French I
  • FRE 1121 Elementary French II
  • FRE 2200 Intermediate French I
  • FRE 2201 Intermediate French II
  • GEA 1000 World Geography
  • GER 1000 Conversational German
  • GER 1120 Elementary German I
  • GER 1121 Elementary German II
  • HUM 1020 - Introduction to Humanities
  • HUM 2220 Humanities Greek/ Roman
  • HUM 2220H Humanities Greek/ Roman
  • HUM 2223 Humanities Late Roman and Medieval
  • HUM 2223H Humanities Late Roman and Medieval
  • HUM 2232 Humanities Renaissance and Baroque
  • HUM 2232H Humanities Renaissance and Baroque
  • HUM 2234 Humanities Enlightenment and Romanticism
  • HUM 2234H Humanities Enlightenment and Romanticism
  • HUM 2250 Humanities 20th Century
  • HUM 2250H Humanities 20th Century
  • HUM 2310 Mythology
  • HUM 2310H Mythology
  • HUM 2403 Middle Eastern Humanities
  • HUM 2410 Asian Humanities
  • HUM 2454 African-American Humanities
  • HUM 2461 Latin American Humanities
  • HUM 2461H Latin American Humanities
  • JPN 1120 Elementary Japanese I
  • JPN 1121 Elementary Japanese II
  • LAT 1120 Elementary Latin I
  • LAT 1121 Elementary Latin II
  • LIT 2110 Survey in World Literature: Beginning through Renaissance
  • LIT 2120 Survey in World Literature: Enlightenment through Present
  • LIT 2120H Survey in World Literature: Enlightenment through Present
  • LIT 2174 Multimedia Literature: The Holocaust
  • LIT 2174H Multimedia Literature: The Holocaust
  • MUL 1010 - Music Appreciation
  • PAX 1000 - Introduction to Peace Studies
  • PAX 1500 - Conflict Transformation: Path to Peace
  • POR 1120 - Elementary Portuguese I
  • POR 1121 - Elementary Portuguese II
  • POR 2200 - Intermediate Portuguese II
  • REL 2300 - Understanding Religious Traditions
  • REL 2300H - Understanding Religious Traditions
  • SPN 1000 Conversational Spanish
  • SPN 1120 Elementary Spanish I
  • SPN 1121 Elementary Spanish II
  • SPN 1340 Spanish for Heritage Speakers I
  • SPN 1341 Spanish for Heritage Speakers II
  • SPN 2200 Intermediate Spanish I
  • SPN 2201 Intermediate Spanish II
 

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