University of California Berkeley - Summer Sessions
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Studienjahr:Summer Sessions finden in den Sommermonaten statt und dauern in der Regel sechs bis dreizehn Wochen.
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Studienangebote
 Summer Sessions

Beschreibung: An der UC Berkeley werden während des Sommers die so genannten Summer Sessions angeboten.
Die Summer Sessions sind reguläre Universitätskurse, die sowohl für amerikanische als auch für internationale Studenten angeboten werden, und den Lehrstoff der Kurse des Semesters in einem drei- bis zehnwöchigen kompakten Kurs zusammenfassen. So werden Kurse aus fast allen Fachbereichen angeboten, die auch während des Semesters stattfinden.
Insgesamt bietet die UC Berkeley während der Summer Sessions rund 700 Kurse an. Zu den beliebtesten Fächern mit dem vielfältigsten Kursangebot gehören unter anderem Business, Anthropology, History, Economics, Rhetoric, Ethnic Studies, Social Welfare und Legal Studies. Zusätzlich wird an der UC Berkeley eine Reihe von praktischen Sportkursen in verschiedenen Sportarten angeboten, die ergänzend hinzubelegt werden können.  Sommerkurse der Universität
Gebühren: Anmeldegebühr 2009:
US$ 685
Kursgebühren 2009:
US$ 290 pro Unit  Gebühren der UC Berkeley Summer Sessions
Voraussetzungen: Die Summer Sessions sind im prinzipiell für alle Studenten frei zugänglich und nicht an die strengen Bewerbungskriterien gebunden, die für andere reguläre Studienprogramme der UC Berkeley sonst gelten. So können neben Studenten und Berufstätigen auch bereits Schüler der gymnasialen Oberstufe an den Summer Sessions teilnehmen, sofern sie zu Beginn der Summer Sessions mindestens 18 Jahre alt sind.
Natürlich müssen auch hier ausreichend gute Englischkenntnisse vorhanden sein. Ein Sprachnachweis ist für Bewerber aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz jedoch nicht erforderlich. Bewerber aus anderen Ländern kontaktieren uns bitte für weitere Informationen.
Bewerbungsfristen: Sommer: vom 02.02.09
Kurse / Studienprogramme: Im Rahmen der Summer Sessions werden folgende Kurse angeboten:
Session A (26.05.2009 - 02.07.2009) AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 119 - Selected Topics in the Sociohistorical Development of the Black World AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 139 - Selected Topics of African American Social Organization and Institutions AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 159 - Special Topics in African American Literature AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 5B - African American Life and Culture in the United States AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES R1A - Freshman Composition AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES R1B - Freshman Composition AMERICAN STUDIES 101AC - Examining U.S. Cultures in Time ANTHROPOLOGY 1 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology ANTHROPOLOGY 123A - Stone Age Archaeology ANTHROPOLOGY 134A - Field Course in Archaeological Methods ANTHROPOLOGY 136B - Museum Methods ANTHROPOLOGY 138A - History and Theory of Ethnographic Film ANTHROPOLOGY 172AC - Special Topics in American Cultures ANTHROPOLOGY 2AC - Introduction to Archaeology ARABIC 104B - Classical Arabic Prose ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 172 - Asian American Literature ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES R2A - Reading and Composition ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES R2B - Reading and Composition ASTRONOMY 10 - Introduction to General Astronomy CELTIC STUDIES R1B - Voices of the Celtic World CHICANO STUDIES 159 - Mexican Immigration CHINESE 7A - Introduction to Premodern Chinese Literature and Culture CLASSICS 10B - Introduction to Roman Civilization CLASSICS 199 - Supervised Independent Study and Research CLASSICS N172A - Archaeological Field School in Nemea, Greece COGNITIVE SCIENCE C100 - Basic Issues in Cognition COMPARATIVE LITERATURE N1B - English Composition in Connection with the Reading of World Literature COMPARATIVE LITERATURE N60AC - Topics in the Literature of American Cultures DUTCH 1 - Elementary Dutch EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE 20 - Earthquakes in Your Backyard EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE 80 - Environmental Earth Sciences ECONOMICS 197 - Field Studies EDUCATION 190 - Current Issues in Education EDUCATION N40AC - Experiencing Education: Race and Ethnicity Inside Schools ETHNIC STUDIES 100 - Comparative Ethnic Literature in America ETHNIC STUDIES 10AC - A History of Race and Ethnicity in Western North America ETHNIC STUDIES 122AC - Ethnicity and Race in Contemporary American Films ETHNIC STUDIES 135AC - Contemporary U.S. Immigration ETHNIC STUDIES 147 - Women of Color in the United States ETHNIC STUDIES 150AC - People of Mixed Racial Descent ETHNIC STUDIES GRADUATE GROUP 296 - Directed Dissertation Research ETHNIC STUDIES GRADUATE GROUP 299 - Directed Reading FILM STUDIES 108 - Special Topics in Film Genre FILM STUDIES 25A - The History of Film FILM STUDIES 28A - The Documentary Film GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES 50AC - Gender in American Culture GEOGRAPHY 130 - Natural Resources and Population GEOGRAPHY 40 - Introduction to Earth System Science GERMAN R5B - Reading and Composition HISTORY 100 - Special Topics HISTORY 112B - Modern South Africa, 1652-Present HISTORY 299 - Directed Reading HISTORY OF ART 12 - History of Western Art: Renaissance to Modern HISTORY OF ART 190F - 19th-20th Century HISTORY OF ART R1B - Reading and Writing about Visual Experience INDUSTRIAL ENGIN AND OPER RESEARCH 165 - Engineering Statistics, Quality Control, and Forcasting INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 117 - Medical Ethnobotany INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 117L - Medical Ethnobotany Laboratory INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 128 - Sports Medicine INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 106 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 120 - Selected Topics ITALIAN STUDIES R5B - Reading and Composition JAPANESE 7A - Introduction to Pre-Modern Japanese Literature and Culture LASSICS 35 - Greek Tragedy LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 130 - Cross-Listed Topics LEGAL STUDIES 170 - Crime and Criminal Justice LEGAL STUDIES 176 - Twentieth-Century American Legal and Constitutional History LINGUISTICS 100 - Introduction to Linguistic Science MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 199 - Supervised Independent Study MECHANICAL ENGINEERING H194 - Honors Undergraduate Research MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY N61 - Brain, Mind, and Behavior MUSIC 128R - History of Jazz in America MUSIC 128RM - History of Jazz in America MUSIC 26AC - Music in American Culture NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 151 - Native American Philosophy NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 158 - Native Americans and the Cinema NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES R1A - Native American Studies Reading and Composition NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES R1B - Native American Studies Reading and Composition NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 18 - Introduction to Ancient Egypt NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 190D - Islamic Studies NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES AND TOXICOLOGY 10 - Introduction to Human Nutrition PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 126 - International Human Rights PHILOSOPHY 12A - Introduction to Logic PHILOSOPHY 153 - Chinese Philosophy PHILOSOPHY 2 - Individual Morality and Social Justice PHILOSOPHY 25A - Ancient Philosophy PHILOSOPHY 25B - Modern Philosophy PHILOSOPHY 3 - The Nature of Mind PHILOSOPHY N188 - Phenomenology PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 - Physical Education Activities PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2 - Physical Education Activities PHYSICAL EDUCATION 32 - Fitness for Life: Physical Adaptations to Exercise POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INDUSTRIAL SOC 100 - Classical Theories of Political Economy POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INDUSTRIAL SOC 150 - Advanced Study in Political Economy of Industrial Societies POLITICAL SCIENCE 157A - Constitutional Law of the United States POLITICAL SCIENCE 3 - Introduction to Empirical Analysis and Quantitative Methods POLITICAL SCIENCE N164A - Psychology of Politics PRACTICE OF ART 102 - Approaches to Painting PRACTICE OF ART 117 - Drawing and Composition PRACTICE OF ART 12 - The Language of Drawing PRACTICE OF ART 172 - CGI Animation Studies PRACTICE OF ART 8 - Introduction to Visual Thinking PRACTICE OF ART N160 - Foundations of Digital Photography PSYCHOLOGY 1 - General Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 130 - Clinical Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 136 - Human Sexuality PSYCHOLOGY 140 - Developmental Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 150 - Psychology of Personality PSYCHOLOGY C120 - Basic Issues in Cognition PUBLIC HEALTH 162L - Public Health Microbiology Laboratory RELIGIOUS STUDIES C182 - Sociology of Religion RHETORIC 10 - Introduction to Practical Reasoning and Critical Analysis of Argument RHETORIC 103A - Approaches and Paradigms in the History of Rhetorical Theory RHETORIC 139AC - Autobiography and American Individualism RHETORIC R1A - The Craft of Writing RHETORIC R1B - The Craft of Writing SCANDINAVIAN R5B - Reading and Composition SOCIAL WELFARE 116 - Current Topics in Social Welfare SOCIAL WELFARE 186 - Domestic Violence SOCIOLOGY 111 - Sociology of the Family SOCIOLOGY 131AC - Race and Ethnic Relations: The United States Experience SOCIOLOGY C112 - Sociology of Religion SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES N113 - Music of India SOUTH ASIAN 124 - Modern Indian Literature SOUTH ASIAN R5B - India in the Writer's Eye SOUTHEAST ASIAN 10A - Introduction to the Civilization of Southeast Asia SPANISH 102A - Advanced Grammar and Composition UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 101A - Microeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 101B - Macroeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 102A - Introduction to Financial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 102B - Introduction to Managerial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 103 - Introduction to Finance UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 105 - Introduction to Organizational Behavior UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 106 - Marketing UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 117 - Special Topics in Economic Analysis and Policy UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 120A - Intermediate Financial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 133 - Investments UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 165 - Integrated Marketing Communication UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 167 - Special Topics in Marketing UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 178 - Introduction to International Business VISION SCIENCE 299 - Research in Vision Science
Session B (08.06.2009 - 14.08.2009) CHINESE 1 - Intensive Elementary Modern Chinese-Intensive CHINESE 10 - Intermediate Modern Chinese--Intensive COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM R1A - Accelerated Reading and Composition ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 253 - Urban Places Thesis Studio FRENCH 15 - French Workshop GERMAN 10 - Elementary German Workshop GERMAN 199 - Supervised Independent Study and Research GERMAN 20 - Intermediate German Workshop GREEK 15 - The Greek Workshop ITALIAN STUDIES 20 - Elementary Italian Workshop ITALIAN STUDIES 298 - Special Study ITALIAN STUDIES N299 - Directed Research JAPANESE 1 - Elementary Modern Japanese--Intensive JAPANESE 10 - Intermediate Modern Japanese--Intensive JAPANESE 100 - Advanced Modern Japanese Intensive KOREAN 1 - Elementary Modern Korean--Intensive KOREAN 10 - Intermediate Korean--Intensive LATIN 15 - The Latin Workshop MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 297 - Engineering Field Studies MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY N130L - Cell and Developmental Biology Laboratory PLANT AND MICROBIAL BIOLOGY 104L - Discovery-Based Research in Microbiology SCANDINAVIAN 298 - Special Study SCANDINAVIAN 299 - Dissertation Writing SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 10 - Elementary Intensive Russian SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 20 - Intermediate Intensive Russian SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 298 - Special Study for Graduate Students SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 299 - Directed Research
Session C (22.06.2009 - 14.08.2009) AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES N124 - The Philosophy of Martin Luther King ARABIC 10 - Intensive Elementary Arabic ARABIC 30 - Intermediate Arabic ARCHITECTURE 100A - Fundamentals of Architectural Design ARCHITECTURE 100B - Fundamentals of Architectural Design ARCHITECTURE 101 - Case Studies in Architecture ARCHITECTURE 129X - Special Topics in the Practice of Design ARCHITECTURE 133A - Two-Dimensional Computing Techniques in Architecture ARCHITECTURE 133B - Three-Dimensional Computing Techniques in Architecture ARCHITECTURE 179 - Proseminar in the History of Architecture ARCHITECTURE 201 - Case Studies in Architectural Design ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES R2A - Reading and Composition ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES R2B - Reading and Composition BIOLOGY 1A - General Biology Lecture BIOLOGY 1AL - General Biology Laboratory BIOLOGY 1B - General Biology CHEMISTRY 1A - General Chemistry CHEMISTRY 1B - General Chemistry CHEMISTRY 3A - Chemical Structure and Reactivity CHEMISTRY 3AL - Organic Chemistry Laboratory CHEMISTRY 3B - Chemical Structure and Reactivity CHEMISTRY 3BL - Organic Chemistry Laboratory CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING 110 - Introduction to City Planning CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING 114 - Introduction to Urban and Regional Transportation CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING 118AC - The Urban Community CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING 190 - Advanced Topics in Urban Studies CLASSICS 299 - Special Study COGNITIVE SCIENCE C101 - The Mind and Language COMPUTER SCIENCE 3L - Introduction to Symbolic Programming COMPUTER SCIENCE 61A - The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs COMPUTER SCIENCE 61BL - Data Structures and Programming Methodology COMPUTER SCIENCE 61C - Machine Structures ECONOMICS 1 - Introduction to Economics ECONOMICS 100A - Economic Analysis--Micro ECONOMICS 100B - Economic Analysis--Macro ECONOMICS 140 - Economic Statistics and Econonmetrics ECONOMICS 151 - Labor Economics ECONOMICS 157 - Health Economics ECONOMICS 161 - Economics of Transition: Eastern Europe ECONOMICS 197 - Field Studies ECONOMICS 199 - Supervised Independent Study and Research ECONOMICS H195B - Senior Honors Thesis ECONOMICS N113 - American Economic History ECONOMICS N136 - Financial Economics ECONOMICS N171 - Economic Development ECONOMICS N181 - International Trade ECONOMICS N299 - Supervised Independent Study and Research ECONOMICS N602 - Individual Study for Doctoral Students ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 100 - Electronic Techniques for Engineering ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 40 - Introduction to Microelectronic Circuits ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 42 - Introduction to Digital Electronics ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 43 - Introductory Electronics Laboratory ENGINEERING 120 - Principles of Engineering Economics ENGINEERING 190 - Technical Communication ENGLISH N114B - English Drama ENGLISH N117S - Shakespeare ENGLISH N132 - American Novel ENGLISH N135 - Literature of American Cultures ENGLISH N173 - The Language and Literature of Films ENGLISH N1A - First-Year Reading and Composition ENGLISH N1B - First-Year Reading and Composition ENVIRON SCI, POLICY, AND MANAGEMENT 101A - Sierra Nevada Ecology ENVIRON SCI, POLICY, AND MANAGEMENT 101B - Silviculture ENVIRON SCI, POLICY, AND MANAGEMENT 101C - Forest Measurements, Aerial Photography, and Surveying ENVIRON SCI, POLICY, AND MANAGEMENT 101D - Timber Resource Utilization ENVIRON SCI, POLICY, AND MANAGEMENT 101E - Forest Resource Management ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 1 - People and Environmental Design ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 11A - Introduction to Visual Representation and Drawing ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 11B - Introduction to Design ETHNIC STUDIES GRADUATE GROUP 296 - Directed Dissertation Research ETHNIC STUDIES GRADUATE GROUP 299 - Directed Reading FRENCH 1 - Elementary French FRENCH 102 - Reading and Writing Skills in French FRENCH 2 - Elementary French FRENCH 3 - Intermediate French FRENCH 35 - Practical Phonetics and Listening Comprehension FRENCH 4 - Advanced Intermediate French FRENCH R1B - English Composition in Connection with the Reading of Literature GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES N1B - Reading and Composition GERMAN 107 - Reading German HINDI-URDU 15 - Intensive Elementary Hindi-Urdu HISTORY 103B - Europe HISTORY 103D - United States HISTORY 199 - Supervised Independent Study and Research HISTORY 296 - Directed Dissertation Research HISTORY 299 - Directed Reading HISTORY 602 - Individual Study for Doctoral Students HISTORY N - European Civilization from the Renaissance to the Present INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 131 - General Human Anatomy INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 131L - General Human Anatomy Laboratory INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 132 - Survey of Human Physiology INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 132L - Mammalian Physiology Laboratory INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 141 - Human Genetics INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 194 - Undergraduate Student Instructor for Integrative Biology Courses INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 99 - Supervised Independent Study and Research INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY H196A - Thesis Course INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES FIELD MAJ 100A - Introduction to Social Theory and Cultural Analysis INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES FIELD MAJ 100E - The Globalization of Rights, Values, and Laws in the 21st Century INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 45 - Survey of World History JOURNALISM 197 - Field Study in Journalism JOURNALISM 298 - Group Study - Special Topics LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 130 - Introduction to Landscape Architecture LATIN 1 - Elementary Latin LATIN 100 - Republican Prose LINGUISTICS C105 - The Mind and Language MATHEMATICS 104 - Introduction to Analysis MATHEMATICS 110 - Linear Algebra MATHEMATICS 113 - Introduction to Abstract Algebra MATHEMATICS 115 - Introduction to Number Theory MATHEMATICS 128A - Numerical Analysis MATHEMATICS 16A - Analytic Geometry and Calculus MATHEMATICS 16B - Analytic Geometry and Calculus MATHEMATICS 185 - Introduction to Complex Analysis MATHEMATICS 1A - Calculus MATHEMATICS 1B - Calculus MATHEMATICS 32 - Precalculus MATHEMATICS 49 - Supplementary Work in Lower Division Mathematics MATHEMATICS 53 - Multivariable Calculus MATHEMATICS 54 - Linear Algebra and Differential Equations MATHEMATICS 55 - Discrete Mathematics MATHEMATICS 74 - Transition to Upper Division Mathematics MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 199 - Supervised Independent Study MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 299 - Individual Study or Research MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 602 - Individual Study for Doctoral Students MEDIA STUDIES N10 - Mass Communications in America: An Introduction MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY 102 - Survey of the Principles of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY 41 - Genetics and Society MUSIC 20A - Basic Musicianship MUSIC 27 - Introduction to Western Music OPTOMETRY 430A - Optometry Clinics OPTOMETRY 440A - Advanced Optometry Clinic OPTOMETRY 441A - Specialty Clinics PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 10 - Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 164A - Introduction to Nonviolence PERSIAN 10 - Intensive Elementary Persian PERSIAN 20 - Intensive Intermediate Persian PHYSICS 137A - Quantum Mechanics PHYSICS 7A - Physics for Scientists and Engineers PHYSICS 7B - Physics for Scientists and Engineers PHYSICS 7C - Physics for Scientists and Engineers PHYSICS 8A - Introductory Physics PHYSICS 8B - Introductory Physics PSYCHOLOGY 1 - General Psychology PUBLIC HEALTH 162A - Public Health Microbiology SOCIAL WELFARE 110 - Social Work As a Profession SOCIAL WELFARE 112 - Social Welfare Policy SOCIAL WELFARE 114 - Practice in Social Work SOCIAL WELFARE 197 - Field Studies in Social Welfare SOCIOLOGY 160 - Sociology of Culture SOCIOLOGY 190 - Seminar on Advanced Topics SOCIOLOGY 3AC - Principles of Sociology SOUTHEAST ASIAN 10A - Introduction to the Civilization of Southeast Asia SPANISH 1 - Elementary Spanish SPANISH 15 - Intensive Beginning Spanish Workshop SPANISH 2 - Elementary Spanish SPANISH 20 - Intermediate Spanish Workshop SPANISH 25 - Reading and Analysis of Literary Texts SPANISH 298 - Special Study for Graduate Students SPANISH 4 - Intermediate Spanish STATISTICS 134 - Concepts of Probability STATISTICS 2 - Introduction to Statistics STATISTICS 20 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics STATISTICS 21 - Introductory Probability and Statistics for Business STATISTICS N21 - Introductory Probability and Statistics for Business THEATER, DANCE, AND PERFORMANCE ST 299 - Special Study THEATER, DANCE, AND PERFORMANCE ST N10 - Introduction to Acting THEATER, DANCE, AND PERFORMANCE ST N12 - Speech and Vocal Communication Skills THEATER, DANCE, AND PERFORMANCE ST R1B - Introduction to Dramatic Literature VISUAL STUDIES 181 - Introduction to Photography VISUAL STUDIES 186X - Special Topics: Photography
Session D (06.07.2009 - 14.08.2009) AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 139 - Selected Topics of African American Social Organization and Institutions AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 159 - Special Topics in African American Literature AMERICAN STUDIES C125 - American Media and Global Politics ANTHROPOLOGY 121AC - American Material Culture ANTHROPOLOGY 122C - Archaeology of Central America ANTHROPOLOGY 134A - Field Course in Archaeological Methods ANTHROPOLOGY 162AC - Topics in Folklore ANTHROPOLOGY 189 - Special Topics in Social/Cultural Anthropology ANTHROPOLOGY 3AC - Introduction to Social/Cultural Anthropology (American Cultures) ANTHROPOLOGY R5B - Reading and Composition in Anthropology ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 190 - Seminar on Advanced Topics in Asian American Studies ASTRONOMY 10 - Introduction to General Astronomy ASTRONOMY C12 - The Planets CHICANO STUDIES 172 - Chicanos and the Educational System CHINESE 7B - Introduction to Modern Chinese Literature and Culture CLASSICS 10A - Introduction to Greek Civilization CLASSICS 28 - The Classic Myths CLASSICS N172B - Archaeological Field School in Mycenae, Greece COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM 7 - American Studies: American Language and Culture COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM 8 - English As a Second Language COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM 9 - English for Specific Purposes COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM N9 - English as a Second Language: English for Specific Purposes COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 41C - Forms of the Novel COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 41E - Forms of the Cinema COMPARATIVE LITERATURE N1B - English Composition in Connection with the Reading of World Literature COMPARATIVE LITERATURE N60AC - Topics in the Literature of American Cultures EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE 20 - Earthquakes in Your Backyard EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE 80 - Environmental Earth Sciences EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE C12 - The Planets ECONOMICS 197 - Field Studies ECONOMICS 199 - Supervised Independent Study and Research EDUCATION 184 - Philosophical Foundations of Education EDUCATION 190 - Current Issues in Education EDUCATION N140 - Literacy: Individual and Societal Development EDUCATION N40AC - Experiencing Education: Race and Ethnicity Inside Schools EDUCATION N40AC - Supervised Independent Study and Research ETHNIC STUDIES 135AC - Contemporary U.S. Immigration ETHNIC STUDIES 136 - Immigrant Women ETHNIC STUDIES 21AC - A Comparative Survey of Racial and Ethnic Groups in the U.S. FILM STUDIES 100 - History of Film Theory FILM STUDIES 108 - Special Topics in Film Genre FILM STUDIES 151 - Auteur Theory FILM STUDIES 25B - The History of Film FRENCH 119A - Nineteenth-Century Literature FRENCH 183B - Configurations of Crisis GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES 111 - Special Topics GEOGRAPHY 138 - Political Ecology of the Third World GEOGRAPHY 30 - The Ocean World GEOGRAPHY 4 - World Peoples and Cultural Environments GERMAN R5B - Reading and Composition HEBREW N106 - Elementary Biblical Hebrew HISTORY 106B - The Roman Empire HISTORY 124B - The United States, 1941 to 1980 HISTORY 127AC - California HISTORY 158C - Old and New Europe, 1914-Present HISTORY 5 - European Civilization from the Renaissance to the Present HISTORY 7B - The United States from Civil War to Present HISTORY 8B - Modern Latin America HISTORY N131B - Social History of the United States: 1914-Present HISTORY OF ART 10 - Introduction to Western Art: Ancient to Medieval HISTORY OF ART 190F - 19th-20th Century HISTORY OF ART N180C - Nineteenth-Century Europe: The Invention of Avant-Gardes HISTORY OF ART R1B - Reading and Writing about Visual Experience INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 116 - Medical Parasitology INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY 194 - Undergraduate Student Instructor for Integrative Biology Courses INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES FIELD MAJ C125 - American Media and Global Politics INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 107 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 150 - Advanced Studies in International and Area Studies ITALIAN STUDIES 30 - Dante (in English) ITALIAN STUDIES R5B - Reading and Composition JAPANESE 7B - Introduction to Modern Japanese Literature and Culture LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 150 - Advanced Studies in Latin American Studies LEGAL STUDIES 111 - The Making of Modern Constitutionalism LINGUISTICS 5 - Language and Linguistics LINGUISTICS 55AC - The American Languages MECHANICAL ENGINEERING H194 - Honors Undergraduate Research MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY 63 - Introduction to Functional Neuroanatomy MUSIC 26AC - Music in American Culture NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES R1A - Native American Studies Reading and Composition NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES R1B - Native American Studies Reading and Composition NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES AND TOXICOLOGY 10 - Introduction to Human Nutrition OPTOMETRY 499 - Supervised Independent Study PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 127 - Human Rights and Global Politics PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 135 - Special Topics in Regional Conflict PHILOSOPHY 107 - Moral Psychology PHILOSOPHY 12A - Introduction to Logic PHILOSOPHY 176 - Hume PHILOSOPHY 2 - Individual Morality and Social Justice PHILOSOPHY 25A - Ancient Philosophy PHILOSOPHY 25B - Modern Philosophy PHILOSOPHY 3 - The Nature of Mind PHILOSOPHY 4 - Knowledge and Its Limits PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 - Physical Education Activities PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3 - Physical Education Activities POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INDUSTRIAL SOC 101 - Contemporary Theories of Political Economy POLITICAL SCIENCE 139B - Development Politics POLITICAL SCIENCE 140A - Selected Topics in Comparative Politics POLITICAL SCIENCE 145A - South Asian Politics POLITICAL SCIENCE 3 - Introduction to Empirical Analysis and Quantitative Methods PRACTICE OF ART 102 - Approaches to Painting PRACTICE OF ART 12 - The Language of Drawing PRACTICE OF ART 132 - Approaches to Sculpture: Ceramics PRACTICE OF ART 171 - Digital Video: The Architecture of Time PRACTICE OF ART 8 - Introduction to Visual Thinking PRACTICE OF ART N160 - Foundations of Digital Photography PRACTICE OF ART N23 - Digital Media Foundation PSYCHOLOGY 1 - General Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 110 - Introduction to Biological Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 130 - Clinical Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 140 - Developmental Psychology PSYCHOLOGY 150 - Psychology of Personality PSYCHOLOGY 160 - Social Psychology PUBLIC HEALTH 141 - Introduction to Biostatistics PUBLIC HEALTH 250A - Epidemiologic Methods I RHETORIC 103B - Approaches and Paradigms in the History of Rhetorical Theory II RHETORIC 110 - Advanced Argumentative Writing RHETORIC 160 - Introduction to the Rhetoric of Legal Discourse RHETORIC 199 - Supervised Independent Study RHETORIC 20 - Rhetorical Interpretation RHETORIC R1A - The Craft of Writing RHETORIC R1B - The Craft of Writing SCANDINAVIAN R5B - Reading and Composition SOCIAL WELFARE 148 - Substance Abuse Treatment SOCIAL WELFARE 175AC - The Dialogue of Diversity: Deciphering the Cues and Codes of Intercultural Communication SOCIAL WELFARE 20 - Confronting America's Social Problems SOCIOLOGY 133 - Sociology of Gender SOCIOLOGY 140 - Political Sociology SOCIOLOGY 155 - Sociology of Illness and Medicine SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES N113 - Music of India SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES N51 - Introductory Topics in Religious Studies SOUTH ASIAN 140 - Hindu Mythology SOUTH ASIAN R5A - Great Books of India SOUTH ASIAN R5B - India in the Writer's Eye SPANISH 135 - Studies in Hispanic Literature UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 102A - Introduction to Financial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 102B - Introduction to Managerial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 103 - Introduction to Finance UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 105 - Introduction to Organizational Behavior UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 106 - Marketing UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 118 - International Trade UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 120B - Advanced Financial Accounting UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 122 - Financial Information Analysis UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 175 - Legal Aspects of Management UNDERGRAD. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 178 - Introduction to International Business VISION SCIENCE 299 - Research in Vision Science
Session E (27.07.2009 - 14.08.2009) AMERICAN STUDIES 179AC - Representing Race and Ethnicity in American Culture AMERICAN STUDIES 180C - The Politics of Advertising in the United States: Race, Ethnicity and Representation AMERICAN STUDIES 181B - Writing Narratives of Race and Gender: Photography and Art AMERICAN STUDIES 184I - Race and American Film AMERICAN STUDIES 188D - San Francisco Detectives COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM 8 - English As a Second Language COLLEGE WRITING PROGRAM 9 - English for Specific Purposes INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES 160 - Berkeley Summer Institute for the Global Generation PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES 159 - Conflict Resolution Intensive Training STATISTICS 100 - Introduction to the SAS System for Data Analysis

Unterkünfte der University of California Berkeley Studentenwohnheim
 Während der Summer Sessions A, B, C und D können die Studenten in einem der Wohnheime auf dem Campus in Einzel-, Doppel- oder Dreierzimmern wohnen. Studenten, die nur für die Session E an die UC Berkeley kommen, können leider kein Zimmer erhalten.
Auf jeder Etage gibt es ein Gemeinschaftsbad, vier Lounges mit Balkonen und einen möblierten Gemeinschaftsraum. Für die Mahlzeiten stehen die verschiedenen Restaurants auf dem Campus zur Verfügung. Aus einigen Zimmern hat man Aussicht auf die San Francisco Bay und die Berkeley Hills.
Preise für 2009 (inklusive Verpflegung)
Einzelzimmer: zwischen US$ 2,560 und US$ 4,360 je nach Aufenthaltsdauer
Doppelzimmer: zwischen US$ 1,965 und US$ 3,360 je nach Aufenthaltsdauer
Dreibettzimmer: zwischen US$ 1,650 und US$ 2,820 je nach Aufenthaltsdauer

University Residence Hall an der UC Berkeley
Apartments auf dem Campus
 Die so genannte "Students´ Co-op" ist eine von Studenten betriebene, kostengünstige Unterkunfstart. Es gibt 17 Gruppenhäuser und drei Apartmentkomplexe in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Campus, wo man in einer Gemeinschaft zusammen wohnt. Studenten, die nur für die Session E an die UC Berkeley kommen, können leider kein Zimmer erhalten.
Die Kosten je nach Haus und Zimmerbelegung liegen für den Sommer 2009 zwischen US$ 1,221 und US$ 2,685.

Students´ Co-op an der UC Berkeley
Sonstiges
 Teilnehmer der UC Berkeley Summer Sessions können auch im International House gemeinsam mit Menschen aus aller Welt leben, wo es ebenfalls Gemeinschaftsbadezimmer auf jeder Etage gibt sowie Küchen und ein Café. Studenten, die nur für die Session E an die UC Berkeley kommen, können leider kein Zimmer erhalten.
Preise für den Sommer 2009:
zwischen US$ 1,129 und US$ 5,087, je nach Unterkunftsart und Aufenthaltsdauer

International House an der UC Berkeley
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