All Elective Courses & Syllabi 2009/2010

The courses are organized by alphabet for easy reference.

Course & Description			Syllabus
	20th and 21st Century Danish Architecture (strongly recommended for pre-architecture students)	A
		B
	20th Century European History
	Ancient Art & Archaeology: The Copenhagen Collections (fall only)
	Applied Psychology: Counseling Skills and Creative Therapeutic Approaches
	Art Matters: Contemporary Art in Copenhagen (spring only)
	Bioinformatics (spring only)
	Biology of Marine Mammals
	Biology of Marine Mammals Lab
	Biomedical Ethics
	A Biomedical Exploration of HIV/AIDS
	Biotech Research Project (spring only)
	Church and State: Religion & Politics in Europe
	Classical and Renaissance Rome
	Classical Foundations: The Copenhagen Collections (spring only)
	Complexity of Cancer
	Contemporary European Architectural Theories (spring only)
	Contemporary European Film: The Individual & Society (spring only)
	Copenhagen: History and Contemporary Urban Issues
	Creative Industries: Business, Innovation, Politics & Culture
	Criminology & Criminal Justice in Scandinavia
	Cross-Cultural Psychology
	Danish Design
	Danish Language and Culture - Level I
	Danish Language and Culture - Level II
	Danish Language and Culture - Level I-II (intensive, 1st semester)
	Danish Language and Culture - Level III-IV (intensive, 2nd semester)
	Danish Politics & Society
	Design Methods in Your Practice
	Developmental Disorders
	Developmental Neuropsychology
	Digital Design Journal
	Environmental Economics
	Environmental History of Europe (spring only)
	Environmental Microbiology (fall only)
	European Art of the 19th Century: From Classicism to Symbolism (fall only)
	European Art of the 20th Century: From Expressionism to Post-War Art (spring only)
	European Case Studies in Corporate Finance
	European Urban Design Theories
	Food and Nutrition Policy (fall only)
	Food Safety and Security (fall only)
	From Homer to Harry Potter: European Storytelling
	Gender and Sexuality in Scandinavia
	Greenland – A Scientific Expedition
	Hans Christian Andersen and the Danish Golden Age
	Health Beyond Borders
	Health Economics and Health Policy in a European Context
	History of European Ballet
	History of European Film (fall only)
	Holocaust and Genocide
	Human Rights in Africa
	Human Trafficking in Europe
	The Impact of Epidemic Disease upon European History (fall only)
	Integrated Sustainability
	International Advertising in a European Context
	International Financial Management
	International Law from a European Perspective
	International Marketing & Branding: Application of Theory to a Real-Life Case
	Journalism and Public Relations
	Kierkegaard Honors Level Seminar
	Kierkegaard: Philosophy and Meaning in Life
	Language, Youth, and Society
	Leadership Across Cultures
	The Literature of Ice and Snow (fall only)
Livability in the Modern City
The Making of the Modern Self
Managing Death
Medical Research Project (spring only)		tba
Mediterranean Journal
Metabolic Engineering and Functional Genomics (fall only)
Muslims in the West
Nordic Mythology
Philosophy and Religion in the Golden Age of Denmark
Photojournalism
Political Rhetoric: Media, Speeches & Spin
Psychology and Criminal Behavior
Racism: Theory and Cases (spring only)
Reading the City: Impressionism in Paris
Reading the City: Literary London (fall only)
Research Project		tba
Russia Past and Present
Russian Literature in a Cultural Context (fall only)
Russian Literature: St. Petersburg and its Great Stories (spring only)
Service Learning Seminar: Copenhagen
The Social Context of HIV/AIDS in Africa
Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibilty
Sustainable by Design
Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in International Politics
Transition Economies & Emerging Markets (spring only)
Turkey at the Crossroads
Turning Science into Business – Biotech and Cleantech Management
Urban Design Journal
Vienna: Capital of Classical Music
Vikings and Sagas (spring only)
Virtual Worlds and the Digital Consumer
Visual Journal
War Crimes and Human Rights: From Nuremberg to Kosovo
Watercolor Painting (spring only)
Women, Art, Identity