2007-2008 Academic Catalog (4-Aug-2007).indd - AUK
2007-2008 Academic Catalog (4-Aug-2007).indd - AUK
2007-2008 Academic Catalog (4-Aug-2007).indd - AUK
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY of KUWAIT<br />
<strong>2007</strong>-<strong>2008</strong> ACADEMIC CATALOG<br />
• ECON 201 Macroeconomics (3)<br />
• ECON 203 Microeconomics (3)<br />
And, students must choose in consultation with the academic advisor 4 courses (12 credit<br />
hours) from among the following:<br />
• ECON 304 Economics of Labor (3)<br />
• ECON 305 Introduction to International Economics (3)<br />
• ECON 409 Economic Development (3)<br />
• HIST 317 History of Britain (3)<br />
• HIST 321 Twentieth Century American History (3)<br />
• PLSC 303 Politics of Postindustrial Societies (3)<br />
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE<br />
Minor in English Language and Literature (18 credit hours)<br />
Program Lead: Dr. Kathryn Kleypas<br />
Students wishing to minor in English Language and Literature are required to take six courses<br />
(18 credit hours).<br />
Students must complete the following two core courses:<br />
• ENGL 201 Survey of Western Literature I (3)<br />
• ENGL 203 Survey of Western Literature II (3)<br />
Student must also take four additional 200-, 300-, or 400-level ENGL courses (with the<br />
exception of ENGL 204). Two courses (6 credits) must be upper level (300-400 level).<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES<br />
Minor in Environmental Studies (18 credit hours)<br />
Program Lead: Dr. Neamat Mosad<br />
The Environmental Studies Minor Program allows students to concentrate courses from a<br />
variety of disciplines in order to increase their awareness of the complex environmental issues<br />
faced by the human society.<br />
The objective of the program is to provide students with a basic understanding of the<br />
scientific, technical, social, cultural, economic, and political issues that are related to global and<br />
regional environmental concerns, including the policy dimension of environmental issues. In<br />
addition, this program will allow students to refine their knowledge of environmental values,<br />
and prepare them to translate these values into practical actions in the society or simply as<br />
better informed individuals.<br />
Admission to the Program:<br />
• A grade of “C” or better in each course<br />
• At least 6 credit hours must be taken in upper level courses (300 level or above).<br />
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