Monmouth Course Code. Anthropology Elective 100-level History Elective

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1 Macquarie Courses typically available in SEM 1 (which are denoted with the code D1, daytime or E1, evening in the Macquarie handbook) and that equates to our Spring Semester, are listed below with the equivalents These courses have been pre-approved by You should still check the Macquarie website to determine that any course listed below is offered in S1. Please note: descriptions for these courses and any other courses offered at Macquarie can be found at the online handbook: If you find another course offered in the semester you are planning to study abroad, bring the course description to the Study Abroad Office so we can find out if the appropriate department will approve a substitution. Courses taken abroad cannot fulfill the Writing Intensive (WT) Requirement. Contact Dr. Chris Hirschler at chirschl@monmouth.edu or Robyn Asaro at rasaro@monmouth.edu for additional information or clarification. *can be further substituted for: Macquarie Course Code ABST100 AHMG101 AHIS170 ENGL 120 MHIS115 MHIS121 Macquarie Course Title Aboriginal Studies Greek Heroes & Heroines: From Achilles to Zorba Egyptian Archaeology: An Introduction Approaches to English Literature The Worlds of Indigenous Settler Relations Course Code Course Title EN 201 World Literature I LIT HS 101 HS 102 Civilization I Civilization II MHIS201 History MHIS203 American History HS 104 U.S. History II MHIS211 War & Peace in History MHIS221 an History HS 270 an History Freud AHIS110 AHIS230 Rome: From Republic to Archaeology & Society: Archaeological Evidence Course Type/Comments

2 ANTH 106 Drugs Across Cultures ASN101 Asia in the Global Context PS 373 Comparative Politics of Asia MMCS115 Academic Cultures MUS100 DANC101 Contemporary Music Movement & Dance in the 21 st Century MU 001 DA level Music Dance Appreciation SOC 175 Australia & Global Societies SO 101 Sociology CUL120 Living Culture CUL 221 CUL222 CUL230 BBA102 Australian Cultural Studies Gender, Sexuality, Culture: Queer Theory Performance & Identity Management BM 250 Management & Organizational Behavior BBA111 Organisational Behaviour BM level Business DEM127 Demographic Fundamentals SO level Sociology elective ASTR178 Introductory Astronomy PH 150 Astronomy BIOL108 Human Biology BY 101 Biology BIOL114 Evolution & Biodiversity BY 204 Vertebrate Zoology BIOL260 The Science of Sex HE level Health Studies BBE100 Brain, Behaviour & Evolution BY level Biology GEOS112 The Planet Earth GO 102 Environmental Geography AT

3 HLTH 310 Health Promotion HE level Health Studies COMP115 Computer Sciences CS 102 Applied Computing for Problem Solving MAS210 Travel Writing CO level MAS104 Australian Media MAS205 the CO 243 History of the ICOM100 ICOM202 ENGL205 POL101 POL108 PSY250 PSY224 Cinema s Campaigns Australian Literature Australian Politics in Global Context Global Politics Music, Mind and Message Psychology, Health and Wellbeing EN 202 PS 101 PS 281 PY 003 PY 003 Motion Picture Literature II Political Science Relations 300-level PY 300-level PY COSS *CO 226 which is CC CD COACP The Courses below have been pre-approved for Marine Biology Majors and are usually offered in SEM 1 (spring): MAR201 PH 170 Physical MEBP Marine Science Oceanography BIOL 373 Temperate Marine BY 441 Marine Biology Biology ENV 300 Environmental BY level Biology MEBP Decision Making ENVE117 Biophysical BY 002 Biology MEBP Environments LEX 102 Sustainability, Science & the Law BY 002 Biology The Courses listed below have been approved to count for the General Education requirement. MHIS 115 HS 101 An Civilization in World Perspective I MEBP Usually offered in both D1 & D2 (our spring & fall)

4 MHIS 121 The Worlds of HS 102 Civilization in World Perspective II MHIS 211 War and Peace in MHIS 221 an History an History HS 270 MHIS 222 Religious Reform Religious Reform and the Conflict in HS 436 and the Conflict in MHIS 245 Currency Lasses to Chesty Bonds: Gender in Australian History AHIS 110 Rome: From Republic to AHIS 120 Antiquity s Heirs: Barbarian, Byzantium, and Islam AHIS 170 Egyptian Archaeology: An Introduction AHIS 200 Greek Drama and Society AHIS 201 Ancient Greek Religion AHIS 202 The Classical Traditions of Thought AHIS 211 Ciceronian Rome AHIS 212 Rome and the Caesars AHIS 220 The Decline and Fall of the Roman AHIS 221 From Constantine to Theodora: Church and State in Late Antiquity AHIS 224 Anglo-Saxon England HSEU HSNW HSEU HSEU. HSNW

5 AHIS 230 AHIS 240 AHIS 242 AHIS 249 AHIS 250 AHIS 251 AHIS 252 AHIS 253 AHIS 254 AHIS 260 AHIS 261 AHIS 280 Archaeology and Society: Archaeological Evidence Women and Gender in the Ancient World Rome s Persian Wars Ancient History Special Topic A From Ur to Babylon: A History of Israel from Abraham to the Babylonian Exile The New Testament in its Times Early Christian Literature and Thought Pagans, Jews, and Christians: Athens and Jerusalem The Dead Sea Scrolls and Second Temple Judaism Coptic Art and Archaeology Egypt in the First Millennium CE Ancient Egyptian Culture and Society 250+ AN

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ENGAGING SOCIAL SYSTEMS & VALUES 1 (ESSV 1) ANTH 1001 EDUC 1220 ENGL 2020 ENGL 2030 HEAL 1025 HIST 1601 HIST 1701 SOCI 1001 SOWJ 1001 Being Human Psychology of Human Development in Children & Adolescents