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Die bereits 1839 gegründete und 1869 mit ihrem jetzigen Namen versehene Boston University ist heutzutage eine der größten privaten Universitäten in den USA und ein wichtiges kulturelles, intellektuelles und wissenschaftliches Zentrum an der amerikanischen Ostküste.
Sie hat zwar historisch mit der United Methodist Church zu tun, ist aber heute nicht mehr konfessionsgebunden. Im Jahr 1872 war sie die erste Hochschule, die alle akademischen Bereiche auch für Frauen zugänglich machte.
Ganz besonders für ihre Forschungsarbeit hat sich die Universität einen guten Ruf erworben und legt sehr viel Wert auf diesen Bereich. Zu den Alumni und Lehrkräften der Universität gehören mittlerweile sieben Nobelpreisgewinner, unter ihnen auch Martin Luther King Jr., sowie viele Gewinner des Pulitzer-Preises.
Laut verschiedener Rankings gehört die Boston University zu den besten vier Prozent aller amerikanischen Universitäten. Neben einem Vollstudium im Graduate-Bereich können internationale Studenten hier auch Auslandssemester oder Summer Sessions verbringen sowie Sprachkurse belegen.
Insgesamt unterhält die Boston University nicht zuletzt aufgrund ihrer Größe ein riesiges Netzwerk an Kooperationen auf der ganzen Welt, was Forschung und Lehre zugute kommt. Auch die Zahl der Lehrkräfte ist relativ hoch; so kommen auf ein Mitglied des Lehrkörpers nur 13 Studenten - dadurch ist eine gute Betreuung im Studium gewährleistet.
Fakten
Gründungsjahr: 1839
Hochschultyp: Private Hochschule
Anzahl Studenten: Gesamt 33700 , 16600 Undergraduate, 14200 Postgraduate, International 6000
Akkreditierungen:
- AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)
- NEASC-CIHE (New England Association of Schools and Colleges - Commission on Institutions of Higher Education)
Studienjahr:
Das reguläre Studienjahr an der Boston University ist in zwei Semester unterteilt. In den Monaten Mai bis August werden außerdem mehrere Summer Sessions angeboten.
Fall Semester 2018: 29.08.2018 - 21.12.2018
Spring Semester 2019: 11.01.2019 - 11.05.2019
Studienprogramme
Kursverzeichnisse
Über die folgenden Links gelangt ihr zum Kurskatalog und ggf. Stundenplan dieser Hochschule. Während der Kurskatalog vor allem einen Gesamtüberblick der angebotenen Studiengänge und ihres Curriculums liefert, findet ihr im Stundenplan die in den einzelnen Semestern tatsächlich angebotenen Kurse. Für Fragen zum Kursangebot stehen wir euch natürlich immer gern zur Verfügung.
Campus
Der Hauptcampus der Boston University, Charles River Campus, erstreckt sich mitten in der Stadt über fast drei Kilometer entlang der Commonwealth Avenue und der Green Line. Hier befindet sich ein Großteil der Lehreinrichtungen. Das abwechslungsreiche Gelände bietet sowohl grüne Rasenflächen und efeubewachsene Gemäuer als auch lebendige Straßenzüge mit Geschäften, Restaurants und vielen anderen Freizeitmöglichkeiten.
Die Gebäude sind architektonisch sehr unterschiedlich, was auf die kontinuierliche Weiterentwicklung des Standortes zurückzuführen ist. Am bekanntesten sind das College of Arts and Sciences, die Marsh Chapel und die School of Theology, die Ende der 1930er Jahre im gotischen Stil erbaut wurden. Viele weitere Häuser sind auch aus dem in der Gegend traditionellen Sandstein erbaut.
Die Boston University Bridge, die über den angrenzenden Charles River führt, bildet die Grenze zum West Campus, wo es Sportzentren und -plätze sowie Studentenunterkünfte gibt. Darüber hinaus existiert südlich der Innenstadt noch ein separater Medical Campus.
Weitere Standorte gibt es in verschiedenen Städten auf der ganzen Welt, so zum Beispiel in Washington, London oder Brüssel. Hier bietet die Universität hauptsächlich Praktika und Semesterprogramme an.
Wohnen
Studenten der Boston University können sowohl auf dem Campus als auch außerhalb des Geländes wohnen.
Folgende Unterkunftsmöglichkeiten stehen zur Auswahl:
- Studentenwohnheim
- Apartment auf dem Campus
- Private Apartments / Hotels
Die konkrete Verfügbarkeit der einzelnen Unterkunftsmöglichkeiten kann je nach Studienprogramm variieren. Detaillierte Informationen findet ihr über die Links oder in der "Gratisbroschüre" zum jeweiligen Programm. Für Fragen stehen wir euch gern zur Verfügung.
Die Hochschulstadt Boston
Boston ist die größte Stadt der Region Neuengland und mit etwa 590000 Einwohnern die Hauptstadt des Bundesstaates Massachusetts an der Ostküste der USA. Sie hat ein mildes Klima mit Durchschnittstemperaturen von höchstens 33 °C im Sommer und -9 °C im Winter und besitzt natürliche Häfen, die wegen der starken Zergliederung der Massachusetts Bay angelegt werden konnten.
Die Atmosphäre dieses Landstrichs zeichnet sich vor allem darin aus, dem ehemaligen Mutterland England in Kultur und Tradition näher zu sein als der Rest der USA; bis heute wirkt Boston mit den viktorianischen Häusern very british. Vor allem in kultureller und historischer Hinsicht hat die Stadt viel zu bieten, beispielsweise den Freedom Trail: Ein roter Strich, der über Bürgersteige innerhalb einer Strecke von vier Kilometern zu 16 Stätten der US-amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitsbewegung führt, angefangen beim Stadtpark Boston Common bis hin zum Abschluss in Charlestown. Das Museum of Fine Arts zählt zu den bedeutendsten in Neuengland, und das Boston Athení¦um ist eine der ältesten Kultureinrichtungen Massachusetts mit Bibliothek und Kunstsammlungen. Weltbekannt sind die Symphony Hall und das in ihr residierende Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Aber man kann hier seine Freizeit auch anders als kulturell verbringen: Zum Beispiel beim Shoppen, beim Sport oder einfach bei einem Spaziergang, denn Boston als eine der ältesten und wohlhabendsten Städte der USA hat viele schöne Ecken vorzuweisen. Auch das Nachtleben ist sehr lebendig, besonders in den Kneipen an der Newbury Street oder den Nachtclubs in der Lansdowne Street.
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Partnerhochschule der Woche: Die Boston University
Was haben Martin Luther King, Elie Wiesel und Juliane Moore gemeinsam? Sie alle studierten, lehrten oder forschten an der Boston University (BU), unserer Partnerhochschule der Woche. Nobelpreisträger, Pulitzer-Preisträger und Oscargewinner verschlug es gleichermaßen an die amerikanische Privatuniversität - und das mit gutem Grund.
Die Boston University zählt zu den angesehensten Forschungsuniversitäten der Welt. Sie ist über die Landesgrenzen hinweg für ihre Forschungsstärke bekannt, genießt aber auch in der Lehre einen exzellenten Ruf.
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Studienprogramme
Beschreibung
Internationale Studenten haben die Möglichkeit, für ein oder zwei Semester im Rahmen des MET International Program am Metropolitan College (MET) der Boston University zu studieren. Das MET ist eine Abteilung der Boston University, die vor allem auf Studienprogramme für Berufstätige, aber auch für internationale Studenten spezialisiert ist.
Bei den Semesterprogrammen der Boston University ist zwischen dem MET International Undergraduate Program und dem MET International Graduate Certificate Program zu unterscheiden.
Teilnehmer des MET International Undergraduate Program können je nach Vorkenntnissen fachbereichs- und semesterübergreifend Kurse aus den meisten der am Metropolitan College der Boston University angebotenen Bachelorstudiengänge wählen. Das Studienangebot am MET College der Boston University umfasst Studiengänge aus rund 20 Fachrichtungen. Zu den Fachrichtungen mit einem recht umfangreichen Kursangebot zählen unter anderem Art History, Biology, Computer Science, Business, English, History, Psychology und Sociology.
Das MET International Graduate Certificate Program hingegen ist ein in sich geschlossenes Programm, das mit einem Certificate abschließt. Die Teilnehmer können dabei zwischen verschiedenen Certificates wählen - unter anderem International Marketing, Financial Markets & Institutions, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Management, Applied Sustainability und Food Studies. Die Kurse innerhalb dieser Programme sind dabei weitgehend festgelegt.
Nach Abschluss des MET International Graduate Certificate Program besteht durch Wahl der Internship Option die Möglichkeit eines einsemestrigen, durch die BU vermittelten Praktikums in den USA.
Gebühren
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Fall Semester 2018Tuition (Postgraduate)13760,00 USDTuition (Undergraduate)9000,00 USDUniversity Fees (Undergraduate)566,00 USDUniversity Fees (Postgraduate)386,00 USD
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Spring Semester 2019Tuition (Postgraduate)13760,00 USDTuition (Undergraduate)9000,00 USDUniversity Fees (Undergraduate)566,00 USDUniversity Fees (Postgraduate)386,00 USD
In den Undergraduate-Studiengebühren sind vier bis fünf Kurse mit jeweils 4 Credits am Metropolitan College der Boston University enthalten. Darüber hinaus können die Programmteilnehmer Fitness & Recreation Courses für weitere 2 Credits kostenlos belegen. Bei Belegung eines Kurses aus dem College of Arts and Science können die Kursgebühren von den oben genannten abweichen
Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten
Studierende können für ein Auslandssemester an der Boston University unter anderem Auslands-BAföG beantragen. Wer förderungsberechtigt ist, erhält einen Zuschuss zu den Studiengebühren bis zu EUR 4600, eine Reisekostenpauschale sowie einen Zuschuss zur Krankenversicherung und den Lebenshaltungskosten.
Zudem vergibt College Contact zweimal im Jahr Semesterstipendien an Studierende verschiedener Fachbereiche in Höhe von jeweils EUR 1000.
Voraussetzungen
Um an der Boston University am MET International Undergraduate Program teilnehmen zu können, müssen Bewerber zu Beginn des Semesters an der BU mindestens zwei Semester abgeschlossen haben und gute Noten vorweisen können.
Für das MET International Graduate Certificate Program hingegen können nur Bewerber zugelassen werden, die ein Bachelorstudium abgeschlossen haben und derzeit in einem Masterstudiengang eingeschrieben sind. Zum Zeitpunkt der Bewerbung müssen mindestens die Noten des ersten Mastersemesters vorliegen. Zum Zeitpunkt des Programmbeginns in Boston müssen dann mindestens zwei Mastersemester erfolgreich abgeschlossen worden sein und/oder insgesamt 240 ECTS-Punkte nachgewiesen werden können.
Die verschiedenen MET International Graduate Certificate Programs haben zwar alle wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Bezug, setzen aber keine Vorkenntnisse in dieser Fachrichtung voraus, weshalb fachfremde Bewerbungen auch möglich sind. Einzige Ausnahme ist das Certificate in Banking and Financial Markets, das Kenntnisse in Rechnungswesen voraussetzt.
Für alle MET International Programs müssen die Bewerber über ausreichend gute Englischkenntnisse verfügen. Diese müssen anhand eines standardisierten Sprachtests wie dem TOEFL oder dem IELTS nachgewiesen werden. Bezüglich des TOEFL gibt es nicht nur Vorgaben hinsichtlich der Gesamtpunktzahl, sondern auch bezüglich der Mindestpunktzahl in den einzelnen Teilbereichen.
Die Boston University hat feste Bewerbungsfristen (s.u.), die unbedingt eingehalten werden müssen. Um einen fristgerechten Eingang eurer Bewerbung an der Uni gewährleisten zu können, muss uns die vollständige Bewerbung ein paar Tage vor der Bewerbungsfrist im Original vorliegen. Nach dem 01. April bzw. 15. September können wir daher keine Bewerbungen mehr annehmen.
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Undergraduate | Postgraduate | |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 (kein Bereich unter 6.5) | 6.5 (kein Bereich unter 6.5) |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 84 (Writing: 22, Speaking: 23, Listening: 18, Reading: 21) | 84 (Writing: 22, Speaking: 23, Listening: 18, Reading: 21) |
Der Sprachnachweis kann nicht nachgereicht werden.
Studiengänge/Kurse
Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Liberal Studies in Art History
- Bachelor of Liberal Studies in English and American Literature
- Bachelor of Liberal Studies in History
- Bachelor of Liberal Studies in Philosophy
- Bachelor of Science in Biology
- Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Laboratory and Clinical Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Science in Economics
- Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Management Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology
- Bachelor of Science in Sociology
- Bachelor of Science in Urban Affairs
Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Postgraduate
- Graduate Certificate in Advanced Information Technology
- Graduate Certificate in Applied Sustainability
- Graduate Certificate in Arts Administration
- Graduate Certificate in Computer Networks
- Graduate Certificate in Corporate Finance
- Graduate Certificate in Database Management & Business Intelligence
- Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics
- Graduate Certificate in Food Studies
- Graduate Certificate in Fundraising Management
- Graduate Certificate in Global Marketing Management
- Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics
- Graduate Certificate in Information Security
- Graduate Certificate in Information Technology
- Graduate Certificate in Innovation & Entrepreneurship
- Graduate Certificate in International Business Management
- Graduate Certificate in Medical Information Security & Privacy
- Graduate Certificate in Project Management
- Graduate Certificate in Software Engineering
- Graduate Certificate in Software Engineering in Health Care Systems
- Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management
- Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Economic Development via Tourism
- Graduate Certificate in Web Application Development
Beschreibung
Die Boston University offeriert im Rahmen der Summer Sessions jedes Jahr rund 700 Kurse aus fast allen denkbaren Fachrichtungen. Speziell für Schüler gibt es an der Boston University im Sommer drei verschiedene Programme: High School Honors, Summer Challenge und Summer Preview.
Bei High School Honors können die Schüler innerhalb von sechs Wochen bis zu acht College Credits in zwei Kursen aus dem Undergraduate-Bereich erlangen; die Summer Challenge hat eine Dauer von zwei Wochen und ermöglicht Interessenten die Teilnahme an zwei Kursen mit einem ersten Einblick ins College-Leben, und die Summer Preview bietet das gleiche für etwas jüngere Schüler innerhalb von einer Woche bei nur einem Kurs.
Gebühren
Die Studiengebühren errechnen sich pro Credit. Undergraduate-Kurse haben eine Kursnummer zwischen 100 und 599, Postgraduate-Kurse zwischen 600 und 999. Einige Fachbereiche weichen von den genannten Angaben ab. Die Student Services Fee von US$ 60 wird per Session berechnet. Weitere Information bietet der unten stehende Link.
Die Gebühren für die Schülerprogramme setzen sich wie folgt zusammen:
Application Fee:
US$ 50
Student Services and Program Fee:
US$ 470 (nur beim High School Honors Program zu zahlen)
Student Health Services Fees:
US$ 25
Tuition:
US$ 4.000 (Summer Challenge; Unterkunft und Verpflegung sind im Preis enthalten)
US$ 5.440 (High School Honors Summer Program)
US$ 1.430 (Summer Preview)
- Studiengebühren der Summer Sessions an der Boston University
- Studiengebühren der High School Summer Challenge der Boston University
- Studiengebühren des High School Honors Summer Program der Boston University
- Studiengebühren des Summer Preview Programms der Boston University
Voraussetzungen
Voraussetzung für die Teilnahme an den Summer Sessions an der Boston University sind das Abitur oder die Fachhochschulreife.
Da Englisch die Unterrichtssprache ist, werden gute Englischkenntnisse vorausgesetzt. Die Erbringung eines formalen Nachweises dieser Sprachkenntnisse ist nicht erforderlich, dennoch sollte sich jeder Bewerber im eigenen Interesse sicher sein, ausreichend gut Englisch zu sprechen, um den Kursen folgen zu können, da in der Regel im Unterricht und in der Bewertung der Kurse keine Rücksicht auf eventuelle Sprachbarrieren genommen werden kann. Die genannten Punktzahlen sind daher Richtwerte.
Eine Ausnahme bilden Kurse aus dem Bereich „Administrative Studies“ des Metropolitan Colleges, die mit „MET AD“ bezeichnet sind. Für diese Kurse ist sowohl im Undergraduate‐ als auch Graduate‐Bereich ein Sprachnachweis erforderlich, den ihr über einen standardisierten Test wie den TOEFL oder IELTS erbringen müsst.
Wenn ein Sprachnachweis notwendig ist, muss mit der Bewerbung eingereicht werden und kann nicht nachgereicht werden. Für Kurse des College of Communication (COM) und der School of Management (SMG) werden Sprachkenntnisse auf dem Niveau des IELTS 7 oder Punkte in den Kategorien des TOEFL iBT bei 25 in Reading, 21 in Listening, 23 in Speaking und 22 in Writing dringend empfohlen.
Für die Schülerprogramme gelten Mindestaltersgrenzen von 15 Jahren für das High School Honors Program und das Summer Challenge Program. Beim Summer Preview Program muss man mindestens 13 Jahre alt sein. Die weiteren Voraussetzungen teilen wir auf Anfrage gerne mit.
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Undergraduate | Postgraduate | |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 7.0 | 7.0 |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 84 | 84 |
Der Sprachnachweis kann nachgereicht werden.
Studiengänge/Kurse
Summer Session I (22.05.2018 - 29.06.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | MET AD 630 | Financial and Managerial Accounting |
| Accounting | QST AC 221 | Financial Accounting |
| Accounting | QST AC 222 | Managerial Accounting |
| Accounting | QST AC 347 | Intermediate Accounting I |
| Accounting | QST AC 565 | Auditing |
| Actuarial Science | MET AT 782 | Pension Mathematics and Mortality Tables |
| Actuarial Science | MET MA 603 | SAS with Statistical Applications |
| Administrative Studies | COM CM 301 | Principles and Practices of Public Relations |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 501 | Business Communication for International Students |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 571 | Business Analytics Foundations |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 605 | Operations Management: Business Process Fundamentals |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 613 | Enterprise Risk Planning and Compliance |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 630 | Financial and Managerial Accounting |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 632 | Financial Concepts |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 642 | Project Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 643 | Project Communications Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 648 | Ecommerce |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 654 | Marketing Analytics |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 678 | Financial Regulation and Ethics |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 688 | Web Analytics for Business |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 717 | Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 719 | Fixed Income Analysis |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 725 | Negotiations and Organizational Conflict Resolution |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 733 | Leadership in Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 763 | Multinational Finance and Trade |
| African American Studies | CAS AA 507 | Literature of the Harlem Renaissance |
| American Studies | CAS AM 200 | Introduction to American Studies |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 101 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 102 | Human Biology, Behavior, and Evolution |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 210 | Medical Anthropology |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 309 | Boston: An Ethnographic Approach |
| Arabic | CAS LY 111 | Elementary Modern Arabic 1 |
| Archeology | CAS AR 100 | Great Discoveries in Archaeology |
| Arts Administration | MET AR 717 | Capital Campaigns |
| Arts Administration | MET AR 777 | Comparative Cultural Policy and Administration |
| Arts Administration | MET AR 781 | Special Topics in Arts Administration |
| Astronomy | CAS AS 101 | The Solar System |
| Biochemistry | CAS BI 421 | Biochemistry 1 |
| Biochemistry | CAS CH 421 | Biochemistry I |
| Biochemistry | CAS CH 423 | Biochemistry Lecture I |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 311 | General Microbiology |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 315 | Systems Physiology |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 325 | Principles of Neuroscience |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 383 | Fundamentals of Biology 3 |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 421 | Biochemistry 1 |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 551 | Biology of Stem Cells |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 552 | Molecular Biology 1 |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 576 | Carcinogenesis |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 594 | The Neurobiology of Consciousness and Evolution of Language |
| Boston Studies | CAS AH 211 | Boston Museums |
| Boston Studies | CAS AM 200 | Introduction to American Studies |
| Boston Studies | CAS AN 309 | Boston: An Ethnographic Approach |
| Boston Studies | CAS GE 230 | Environmental Landscapes of New England |
| Boston Studies | COM JO 310 | Beat Reporting |
| Boston Studies | HUB XC 433 | Cross-College Challenge Projects |
| Boston Studies | MET SO 501 | Special Topics in Sociology |
| Business | QST AC 221 | Financial Accounting |
| Business | QST AC 222 | Managerial Accounting |
| Business | QST AC 347 | Intermediate Accounting I |
| Business | QST AC 565 | Auditing |
| Business | QST ES 215 | Explore Your Career and Build Your Toolkit |
| Business | QST ES 275 | Management Communication |
| Business | QST FE 101 | Introduction to Finance |
| Business | QST FE 442 | Money, Financial Markets, and Economic Activity |
| Business | QST FE 445 | Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| Business | QST FE 449 | Corporate Financial Management |
| Business | QST FE 469 | Real Estate Finance |
| Business | QST IS 223 | Introduction to Information Systems |
| Business | QST IS 467 | Agile Development Methodologies |
| Business | QST IS 479 | Innovating with Information Technology |
| Business | QST LA 245 | Introduction to Law |
| Business | QST LA 360 | Real Estate Law |
| Business | QST MK 468 | Advanced Marketing Strategy |
| Business | QST MK 469 | Communications and Digital Media Strategies |
| Business | QST QM 221 | Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management |
| Business | QST QM 222 | Modeling Business Decisions and Market Outcomes |
| Business | QST SI 422 | Strategy, Innovation, and Global Competition |
| Business | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Business | QST SM 104 | Finance for Non-Management Students |
| Business | QST SM 105 | Introduction to Marketing |
| Business | QST SM 131 | Business, Society, and Ethics |
| Business for Non-Majors | MET MG 202 | Personal Financial Planning |
| Business for Non-Majors | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Business for Non-Majors | QST SM 104 | Finance for Non-Management Students |
| Business for Non-Majors | QST SM 105 | Introduction to Marketing |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 101 | General Chemistry 1 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 102 | General Chemistry 2 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 131 | General Chemistry for the Engineering Sciences |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 171 | Principles of General Chemistry |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 201 | Quantitative Analytical Chemistry Laboratory |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 203 | Organic Chemistry 1 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 205 | Organic Chemistry Lecture 1 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 421 | Biochemistry I |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 423 | Biochemistry Lecture I |
| Chinese | CAS LC 111 | First-Semester Chinese |
| Classical Studies | CAS CL 102 | The World of Rome |
| Classical Studies | CAS CL 111 | Latin1 |
| Classical Studies | CAS CL 205 | Origins of Writing |
| Communication | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Communication | COM CO 201 | Introduction to Communication Writing |
| Comparative Literature | CAS LJ 451 | Topics in Japanese Literature |
| Comparative Literature | CAS XL 315 | Film and Identity in the Islamic World |
| Comparative Literature | CAS XL 382 | Topics in Gender and Film |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 103 | Introduction to Internet Technologies and Web Programming |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 111 | Introduction to Computer Science 1 |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 112 | Introduction to Computer Science2 |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 131 | Combinatoric Structures |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 132 | Geometric Algorithms |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 237 | Probability in Computing |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 320 | Concepts of Programming Languages |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 330 | Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 455 | Computer Networks |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 530 | Advanced Algorithms |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 591 | Topics in Computer Science |
| Computer Science | ENG EC 327 | Introduction to Software Engineering |
| Computer Science | MET CS 201 | Introduction to Programming |
| Creative Writing | CAS EN 202 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
| Creative Writing | CAS EN 304 | Writing of Poetry |
| Creative Writing | CAS EN 305 | Writing of Fiction |
| Criminal Justice | MET CJ 352 | Courts, Society & Criminal Procedure |
| Criminal Justice | MET CJ 650 | Terrorism |
| Criminal Justice | MET CJ 750 | Policing in a Democratic Society |
| Cross College Challenge | HUB XC 433 | Cross-College Challenge Projects |
| Deaf Studies | SED DE 551 | Deaf Literature and ASL Folklore |
| Deaf Studies | SED DE 570 | American Sign Language I |
| Earth & Environment | CAS ES 107 | Introduction to Climate and Earth System Science |
| Earth & Environment | CAS GE 100 | Environmental Change and Sustainability |
| Earth & Environment | CAS GE 230 | Environmental Landscapes of New England |
| Economics | CAS EC 101 | Introductory Microeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 102 | Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 201 | Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 202 | Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 203 | Empirical Economics1 |
| Economics | CAS EC 332 | Market Structure and Economic Performance |
| Economics | CAS EC 341 | Monetary and Banking Institutions |
| Economics | CAS EC 356 | Economics of the Labor Market |
| Economics | CAS EC 387 | Introduction to Health Economics |
| Economics | CAS EC 392 | International Economics II: Problems and Policy |
| Education | CAS EN 373 | Detective Fiction |
| Education | CAS EN 529 | Romantic Age I |
| Education | CAS EN 533 | American Literature I |
| Education | SED AP 553 | Student Affairs |
| Education | SED AP 755 | Legal Issues in Higher Education |
| Education | SED AP 801 | Professional Development Seminar |
| Education | SED BI 530 | English Language Development: Grade 5-12 English Language Learners |
| Education | SED BI 575 | Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Bilingualism |
| Education | SED BI 620 | Issues in Bilingualism |
| Education | SED CE 500 | Introduction to Counseling |
| Education | SED CE 630 | Applied Positive Psychology |
| Education | SED CE 643 | Mindfulness and Performance |
| Education | SED CE 741 | Multi-Cultural Perspectives |
| Education | SED CE 769 | Substance Abuse and Treatment |
| Education | SED CE 847 | Theories of Group Counseling |
| Education | SED CE 946 | Advanced Practicum |
| Education | SED CT 526 | Family and Community Engagement |
| Education | SED CT 770 | Advanced Seminar on Teaching |
| Education | SED DE 551 | Deaf Literature and ASL Folklore |
| Education | SED DE 570 | American Sign Language |
| Education | SED EN 630 | Educating for Equity and Literacy in the Humanities |
| Education | SED LS 565 | Applied Linguistics: Language & Linguistics Survey |
| Education | SED LS 610 | Applied Phonology: Strategies for Improving English Language Learners' Intelligibility |
| Education | SED LS 690 | Classroom Discourse |
| Education | SED ME 503 | Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Number Systems |
| Education | SED ME 563 | Problem Solving in Mathematics |
| Education | SED PE 504 | Workshop: Coaching Strategies |
| Education | SED RS 600 | Introduction to Research |
| Education | SED RS 620 | Action Research and Practitioner Inquiry |
| Education | SED SC 539 | Explaining Science: a Philosophical Perspective |
| Education | SED SE 510 | Special Education: Curriculum and Instruction |
| Education | SED SE 512 | Special Education: Students with Disabilities and the Law |
| Education | SED SE 706 | Introduction to Special Education |
| Education | SED TL 520 | Teaching English Language Learners |
| Engineering | ENG EC 327 | Software Engineering |
| Engineering | ENG EC 455 | Electromagnetic Systems I |
| Engineering | ENG EC 456 | Electromagnetic Systems II |
| Engineering | ENG EK 210 | Introduction to Engineering Design |
| Engineering | ENG EK 307 | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| Engineering | ENG ME 360 | Product Design |
| English | CAS EN 125 | Reading Modern Literature |
| English | CAS EN 220 | Seminar in Literature: Shakespeare |
| English | CAS EN 363 | Shakespeare I |
| Film and Television | COM FT 250 | Understanding Film |
| Film and Television | COM FT 310 | Storytelling for Film and Television |
| Film and Television | COM FT 353 | Production I |
| Film and Television | COM FT 521 | Promoting Creative Ideas Online |
| Film and Television | COM FT 522 | Writing Situation Comedy |
| Film and Television | COM FT 554 | Special Topics |
| Finance | MET AD 632 | Financial Concepts |
| Finance | MET AD 678 | Financial Regulation and Ethics |
| Finance | MET AD 717 | Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| Finance | MET AD 719 | Fixed Income Analysis |
| Finance | MET AD 763 | Multinational Finance and Trade |
| Finance | MET MG 202 | Personal Financial Planning |
| Finance | MET MG 472 | Financial Concepts |
| Finance | QST FE 101 | Introduction to Finance |
| Finance | QST FE 442 | Money, Financial Markets, and Economic Activity |
| Finance | QST FE 445 | Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| Finance | QST FE 449 | Corporate Financial Management |
| Finance | QST FE 469 | Real Estate Finance |
| Finance | QST SM 104 | Finance for Non-Management Students |
| French | CAS LF 111 | First-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 112 | Second-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 211 | Third-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 212 | Fourth-Semester-French |
| Gastronomy | MET ML 641 | Anthropology of Food |
| Gastronomy | MET ML 651 | Fundamentals of Wine |
| Gastronomy | MET ML 671 | Food and Visual Culture |
| Gastronomy | MET ML 704 | Special Topics |
| German | CAS LG 111 | First-Semester German |
| Health Sciences | SAR AT 599 | Clinical Experience III |
| Health Sciences | SAR HP 353 | Organization & Delivery of Health Care in the U.S. |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 210 | Introduction to Critical Inquiry |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 251 | Human Nutrition Science |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 345 | Introduction to Global Environmental Public Health |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 410 | Field Experience: Human Physiology |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 445 | Emerging Infectious Diseases |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 551 | Human Nutrition Science |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 581 | Gross Human Anatomy |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 703 | Field Experience in Nutrition |
| Health Sciences | SAR PT 634 | Diagnostic Procedures for Rehabilitation Professionals |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 710 | Advanced Topics |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 741 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 742 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 743 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 744 | Clinical Practicum: Diagnostics |
| History | CAS HI 201 | History of Medieval Europe |
| History | CAS HI 277 | War: Myths and Realities |
| History | CAS HI 280 | Special Topics in American History |
| History | CAS HI 292 | Capitalism in America: Economic History of the US |
| History | CAS HI 332 | History of International Relations, 1900-1945 |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 111 | Introduction to Art History I: Antiquity to the Middle Ages |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 112 | Introduction to Art History II: Renaissance to Today |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 211 | Boston Museums |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 220 | Islamic Art and Architecture |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 389 | Impressionism |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 100 | Introduction to the Hospitality Industry |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 140 | Hospitality Field Experience I |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 240 | Hospitality Field Experience II |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 432 | Hospitality Leadership |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 440 | International Experience |
| International Relations | CAS IR 271 | Introduction to International Relations |
| International Relations | CAS IR 275 | The Making of Asia |
| International Relations | CAS IR 330 | Diplomatic Practice |
| International Relations | CAS IR 349 | History of International Relations, 1900-1945 |
| International Relations | CAS IR 374 | Introduction to Security Studies |
| International Relations | CAS IR 501 | Conflict and Cooperation in Asia |
| International Relations | CAS IR 511 | The Middle East Today |
| Italian | CAS LI 111 | First-Semester Italian |
| Italian | CAS LI 211 | Third-Semester Italian |
| Japanese | CAS LJ 112 | First-Semester Japanese |
| Japanese | CAS LJ 211 | Third-Semester Japanese |
| Japanese | CAS LJ 451 | Topics in Japanese Literature |
| Journalism | COM JO 250 | Fundamentals of Journalism |
| Journalism | COM JO 303 | Visual Journalism |
| Journalism | COM JO 305 | Basic Photography for Non-Majors |
| Journalism | COM JO 310 | Beat Reporting |
| Journalism | COM JO 525 | Media Law and Ethics |
| Languages | CAS LC 111 | First-Semester Chinese |
| Languages | CAS LJ 451 | Topics in Japanese Literature |
| Languages | CAS LY 111 | Elementary Modern Arabic 1 |
| Languages | CAS XL 315 | Film and Identity in the Islamic World |
| Languages | CAS XL 382 | Topics in Gender and Film |
| Latin | CAS CL 111 | Latin 1 |
| Linguistics | CAS LX 205 | Origins of Writing |
| Management | MET AD 501 | Business Communication for International Students |
| Management | MET AD 571 | Business Analytics Foundations |
| Management | MET AD 605 | Operations Management: Business Process Fundamentals |
| Management | MET AD 613 | Enterprise Risk Planning and Compliance |
| Management | MET AD 642 | Project Management |
| Management | MET AD 643 | Project Communications Management |
| Management | MET AD 648 | Ecommerce |
| Management | MET AD 654 | Marketing Analytics |
| Management | MET AD 678 | Financial Regulation and Ethics |
| Management | MET AD 688 | Web Analytics for Business |
| Management | MET AD 725 | Negotiations and Organizational Conflict Resolution |
| Management | MET AD 733 | Leadership in Management |
| Management | MET MG 415 | Project Management |
| Management | MET MG 435 | Advertising |
| Management | MET MG 448 | Electronic Commerce, Systems, and Web Design |
| Management | MET MG 541 | The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services |
| Management | QST ES 215 | Explore Your Career and Build Your Toolkit |
| Management | QST ES 275 | Management Communication |
| Management | QST IM 345 | International Business Environment |
| Management | QST LA 245 | Introduction to Law |
| Management | QST QM 221 | Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management |
| Management | QST QM 222 | Modeling Business Decisions and Market Outcomes |
| Management | QST SI 422 | Strategy, Innovation, and Global Competition |
| Management | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Management | QST SM 131 | Business, Society, and Ethics |
| Marketing | MET AD 648 | Ecommerce |
| Marketing | MET AD 654 | Marketing Analytics |
| Marketing | MET MG 435 | Advertising |
| Marketing | MET MG 448 | Electronic Commerce, Systems, and Web Design |
| Marketing | QST MK 468 | Advanced Marketing Strategy |
| Marketing | QST MK 469 | Communications and Digital Media Strategies |
| Marketing | QST SM 105 | Introduction to Marketing |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 311 | Principles and Practices of Public Relations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 311 | Professional Presentations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 313 | Corporate Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 317 | Introduction to Advertising |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 321 | Mass Communication Research |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 323 | Design and New Media |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 345 | Public Relations in Non-Profit Settings |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 380 | Theory and Process of Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 441 | Media Relations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 443 | New Media and Public Relations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 502 | Promoting Creative Ideas Online |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 522 | Managing Corporate Crises and Issues |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 561 | Special Topics in Mass Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 714 | Oral Presentation |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 715 | Public Relations in Nonprofit Settings |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 722715 | Communication Research |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | MET CM 708 | Principles and Practices of Advertising |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | MET CM 714 | Video in the Digital Age |
| Public Relations | COM CM 301 | Principles and Practices of Public Relations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 311 | Professional Presentations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 313 | Corporate Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 317 | Introduction to Advertising |
| Public Relations | COM CM 323 | Design and New Media |
| Public Relations | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 345 | Public Relations in Non-Profit Settings |
| Public Relations | COM CM 380 | Theory and Process of Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 441 | Media Relations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 443 | New Media and Public Relations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 502 | Promoting Creative Ideas Online |
| Public Relations | COM CM 522 | Managing Corporate Crises and Issues |
| Public Relations | COM CM 561 | Special Topics in Mass Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 709 | Corporate Public Affairs |
| Public Relations | COM CM 714 | Oral Presentation |
| Public Relations | COM CM 715 | Public Relations in Nonprofit Settings |
| Public Relations | COM CM 722 | Communication Research |
| Public Relations | COM CM 742 | Media Relations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 743 | New Media and Public Relations |
| Public Relations | MET CM 708 | Principles and Practices of Advertising |
| Public Relations | MET CM 714 | Video in the Digital Age |
| Religion | CAS RN 103 | Religions of Asia |
| Religion | CAS RN 210 | Buddhism |
| Russian | CAS LR 123 | First-Year Intensive Russian |
| Sociology | CAS SO 100 | Principles in Sociology |
| Sociology | CAS SO 215 | Sociology of Health Care |
| Sociology | CAS SO 240 | Sexuality and Social Life |
| Sociology | CAS SO 244 | Urban Sociology |
| Sociology | CAS SO 352 | American Masculinities |
| Sociology | MET SO 501 | A Social History of Boston's North End |
| Spanish | CAS LS 111 | First-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 112 | Second-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 211 | Third-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 212 | Fourth-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 305 | Topics in Language and Culture |
| Spanish | CAS LS 305 | Topics in Languages and Culture |
| Spanish | CAS LS 307 | Spanish Literature & the Arts |
| Speech. Language and Hearing Sciences | SAR SH 710 | Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders |
| Statistics | CAS MA 113 | Elementary Statistics |
| Statistics | CAS MA 115 | StatisticsI |
| Statistics | CAS MA 116 | StatisticsII |
| Statistics | CAS MA 213 | Basic Statistics and Probability |
| Statistics | CAS MA 214 | Applied Statistics |
| Statistics | CAS MA 581 | Probability |
| Statistics | MET CS 544 | Foundations of Analytics |
| Theatre | CFA TH 110 | Speech Communications |
| Theatre | CFA TH 120 | Acting & Performance 1 |
| Theatre | CFA TH 170 | Methods of Construction, Scenery |
| Theology | STH TC 530 | Immigration and Religion in the Trump Era |
| Theology | STH TC 809 | Leading Spiritual Formation Ministries |
| Theology | STH TY 704 | Spiritual Care |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 510 | Public Health and the Built Environment |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 510 | Special Topics in Urban Affairs |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 610 | Environmental Urban Issues |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 133 | Introduction to Drawing |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 136 | Drawing and the Figure |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 143 | Introduction to Painting |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 251 | Introduction to Printmaking |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 385 | Typography 1 |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 389 | Graphic Design Elective |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 415 | Photography 1 |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 415 | Photography I |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 470 | Ceramics 1 |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 524 | Business of Information Design |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 530 | Design Ignites Change |
| Women’s Studies | CAS WS 213 | Sexism in the 2lst Century |
| Women’s Studies | CAS WS 352 | American Masculinities |
| Writing | CAS WR 098 | Academic Writing for ESL Students 2 |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Writing Seminar: Boston Jazz Now |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Writing Seminar: Global Tragedy |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Writing Seminar: Inventing the American Individualist. |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Writing Seminar:The Corporation in American Culture. |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Aesthetic Constructions of Childhood |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Albums of the 70s and 80s |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Dystopian Fiction and Film |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Literature and Moral Ambiguity |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Revisiting Fairy Tales |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | The Memoir |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Writing and Research Seminar: Graphic Memoir |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Writing and Research Seminar: Interrogating Race in Contemporary America |
Summer Session I (22.05.2018 - 29.06.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Postgraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | QST AC 847 | Intermediate Accounting 1 |
| Accounting | QST AC 865 | Auditing |
| Actuarial Science | MET AT 982 | Internship in Actuarial Science II |
| Biology | CAS BI 106 | Human Anatomy |
| Biology | CAS BI 107 | Biology 1 |
| Biology | CAS BI 108 | Biology 2 |
| Biology | CAS BI 114 | Human Infectious Diseases: AIDS to Tuberculosis |
| Biology | CAS BI 203 | Cell Biology |
| Biology | GRS BI 607 | Animal Behavior |
| Biology | GRS BI 610 | Developmental Biology |
| Business | QST AC 847 | Intermediate Accounting 1 |
| Business | QST AC 865 | Auditing |
| Business | QST ES 700 | Executive Presentation |
| Business | QST ES 701 | Executive Written Communication |
| Business | QST ES 707 | Managing Career Growth |
| Business | QST FE 730 | Economics and Management Decisions |
| Business | QST FE 820 | Corporate Financial Management |
| Business | QST FE 823 | Investments |
| Business | QST IS 711 | IT Strategies for a Networked Economy |
| Business | QST MG 760 | Integrated Simulation |
| Business | QST MK 724 | Marketing Management |
| Business | QST MK 845 | Social Media Marketing |
| Business | QST MK 854 | Branding |
| Business | QST OB 847 | Leading High Performance Teams and Project Groups |
| Business | QST OB 853 | Negotiations |
| Business | QST OM 726 | Creating Value Through Operations and Technology |
| Business | QST OM 840 | Managing and Improving Quality: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification |
| Business | QST OM 855 | Project Management |
| Business | QST PL 700 | Introduction to Business Law |
| Business | QST PL 861 | Emerging Issues in Business and Law |
| Business | QST QM 717 | Data Analysis for Managerial Decision-Making |
| Business | QST SI 718 | Topics in Corporate Strategy and Innovation |
| Business | QST SI 751 | Competition, Innovation, and Strategy |
| Business | QST SI 839 | Design and Innovation Strategy |
| Business | QST SI 849 | Corporate Sustainability Strategy |
| Education | SED LR 551 | Reading Development, Assessment, and Instruction in the Elementary School |
| Education | SED LS 632 | Reading Graphic Novels as Complex Texts |
| Engineering | ENG EC 579 | Nano/microelectronic Device Technology |
| Engineering | ENG ME 502 | Invention: Technology Creation, Protection, and Commercialization |
| Engineering | ENG ME 579 | Nano/microelectronic Device Technology |
| Finance | QST FE 730 | Economics and Management Decisions |
| Finance | QST FE 820 | Corporate Financial Management |
| Finance | QST FE 823 | Investments |
| Management | QST ES 700 | Executive Presentation |
| Management | QST ES 707 | Managing Career Growth |
| Management | QST IS 711 | IT Strategies for a Networked Economy |
| Management | QST MG 760 | Integrated Simulation |
| Management | QST OB 847 | Leading High Performance Teams and Project Groups |
| Management | QST OB 853 | Negotiations |
| Management | QST OM 726 | Creating Value Through Operations and Technology |
| Management | QST OM 840 | Managing and Improving Quality: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification |
| Management | QST OM 855 | Project Management |
| Management | QST PL 700 | Introduction to Business Law |
| Management | QST PL 861 | Emerging Issues in Business and Law |
| Management | QST QM 717 | Data Analysis for Managerial Decision-Making |
| Management | QST SI 718 | Topics in Corporate Strategy and Innovation |
| Management | QST SI 751 | Competition, Innovation, and Strategy |
| Management | QST SI 839 | Design and Innovation Strategy |
| Management | QST SI 849 | Corporate Sustainability Strategy |
| Management | Summer 1 | Executive Written Communication |
| Marketing | QST MK 724 | Marketing Management |
| Marketing | QST MK 845 | Social Media Marketing |
| Marketing | QST MK 854 | Branding |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 709 | Corporate Public Affairs |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 742 | Media Relations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 743 | New Media and Public Relations |
| Public Relations | MET CM 716 | Digital Communication |
| Rehabilitation | SAR AT 599 | Clinical Experience III |
| Rehabilitation | SAR PT 634 | Diagnostic Procedures for Rehabilitation Professionals |
| Rehabilitation | SAR SH 710 | Advanced Topics |
| Social Work | SSW CP 794 | Clinical Practice with Children |
| Social Work | SSW CP 799 | Brief and Time-Effective Treatment |
| Social Work | SSW CP 803 | Clinical Practice with Adult Trauma |
| Social Work | SSW ET 753 | Ethics and the Social Work Profession |
| Social Work | SSW HB 723 | Adult Psychopathology |
| Social Work | SSW HB 735 | Racial Justice and Cultural Oppression |
| Social Work | SSW HB 744 | Spirituality and Social Work Practice |
| Social Work | SSW WP 707 | Social Welfare Policy & Programs on Children |
Twelve-Week Session (22.05.2018 - 10.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Actuarial Science | MET MA 603 | SAS with Statistical Applications |
| Computer Science | MET CS 401 | Introduction to Web Application Development |
| Computer Science | MET CS 469 | Introduction to Database Design and Implementation for Business |
| Computer Science | MET CS 472 | Computer Architecture |
| Computer Science | MET CS 473 | Introduction to Software Engineering |
| Computer Science | MET CS 521 | Information Structures with Python |
| Computer Science | MET CS 535 | Computer Networks |
| Computer Science | MET CS 546 | Quantitative Methods for Information Systems |
| Computer Science | MET CS 566 | Analysis of Algorithms |
| Computer Science | MET CS 575 | Operating Systems |
| Computer Science | MET CS 579 | Database Management |
| Computer Science | MET CS 601 | Web Application Development |
| Computer Science | MET CS 625 | Business Data Communication and Networks |
| Computer Science | MET CS 634 | Agile Software Development |
| Computer Science | MET CS 669 | Database Design and Implementation for Business |
| Computer Science | MET CS 673 | Software Engineering |
| Computer Science | MET CS 682 | Information Systems Analysis and Design |
| Computer Science | MET CS 688 | Web Analytics and Mining |
| Computer Science | MET CS 693 | Digital Forensics and Investigations |
| Computer Science | MET CS 763 | Secure Software Development |
| Computer Science | MET CS 782 | IT Strategy and Management |
| Computer Science | MET EC 512 | Enterprise Client-Server Software Systems Design |
| Engineering | ENG EC 410 | Introduction to Electronics |
| Engineering | ENG EC 512 | Enterprise Client-Server Software Systems Design |
| Engineering | ENG EK 301 | Engineering Mechanics I |
| Engineering | ENG ME 302 | Engineering Mechanics II |
| Engineering | ENG ME 303 | Fluid Mechanics |
| Engineering | ENG ME 304 | Energy and Thermodynamics |
| Engineering | ENG ME 310 | Measurement and Instrumentation |
| Management | QST OB 221 | The Dynamics of Leading Organizations |
Summer Session II (02.07.2018 - 10.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| CAS EC 201 | Economics | |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 614 | Disaster Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 616 | Enterprise Risk Analytics |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 644 | Project Risk and Cost Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 646 | Program Management |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 655 | International Business, Economics & Cultures |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 680 | Global Supply Chains |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 685 | Quantitative Methods for Finance |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 699 | Data Mining for Business Analytics |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 712 | Financial Markets and Institutions |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 713 | Derivative Securities and Markets |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 715 | Derivative Quantitative and Qualitative Decision-Making |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 731 | Corporate Finance |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 741 | The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 855 | Strategic Advantage |
| Administrative Studies | MET AD 856 | Market and Economic Research and Analysis |
| African American Studies | Sociology of Race and Ethnicity | Sociology of Race and Ethnicity |
| American Studies | CAS AM 301 | Perspectives on the American Experience |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 101 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 102 | Human Biology, Behavior, and Evolution |
| Anthropology | CAS AN 263 | The Behavioral Biology of Women |
| Arabic | CAS LY 112 | Elementary Modern Arabic 2 |
| Archeology | CAS AR 100 | Great Discoveries in Archaeology |
| Art Administration | MET AR 781 | Special Topics in Arts Administration |
| Astronomy | CAS AS 102 | The Astronomical Universe |
| Biochemistry | CAS CH 373 | Principles of Biochemistry |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 211 | Human Physiology |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 309 | Evolution |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 407 | Animal Behavior |
| Biolgoy | CAS BI 410 | Developmental Biology |
| Biology | CAS BI 107 | Biology 1 |
| Biology | CAS BI 108 | Biology 2 |
| Biology | CAS BI 206 | Genetics |
| Business | QST AC 221 | Financial Accounting |
| Business | QST AC 222 | Managerial Accounting |
| Business | QST FE 454 | Investment Banking |
| Business | QST IM 345 | International Business Environment |
| Business | QST LA 245 | Introduction to Law |
| Business | QST QM 221 | Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management |
| Business | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Business | QST SM 104 | Finance for Non-Management Students |
| Business for Non-Majors | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Business for Non-Majors | QST SM 104 | Finance for Non-Management Students |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 101 | General Chemistry 1 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 102 | General Chemistry 2 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 172 | Principles of Organic and Biochemistry |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 174 | Principles of Organic Chemistry |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 204 | Organic Chemistry 2 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 206 | Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 214 | Organic Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 220 | Organic Chemistry Laboratory with Qualitative Analysis |
| Chemistry | CAS CH 373 | Principles of Biochemistry |
| Chinese | CAS LC 123 | First-Year Intensive Chinese |
| Chinese | CAS LC 286 | Topics in Chinese Culture |
| Chinese | CAS LC 286 | Topics in Chinese Culture (in English translation) |
| Classical Studies | CAS CL 112 | Latin2 |
| Classical Studies | CAS CL 213 | Greek and Roman Mythology |
| Communication | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Communication | COM CO 201 | Introduction to Communication |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 111 | Introduction to Computer Science 1 |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 112 | Introduction to Computer Science2 |
| Computer Science | CAS CS 542 | Machine Learning |
| Computer Science | MET CS 101 | Computers and Their Applications |
| Computer Science | MET CS 201 | Introduction to Programming |
| Creative Writing | CAS EN 202 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
| Creative Writing | CAS EN 301 | Writing Nonfiction: True Stories Well Told |
| Criminal Justice | MET CJ 344 | Drugs and Society |
| Criminal Justice | MET CJ 510 | Special Topics in Criminal Justice |
| Deaf Studies | SED DE 571 | American Sign Language II |
| Earth & Environment | CAS ES 105 | Crises of Planet Earth |
| Earth & Environment | CAS GE 521 | Law for Sustainability |
| Economics | CAS EC 101 | Introductory Microeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 102 | Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 202 | Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis |
| Economics | CAS EC 203 | Empirical Economics2 |
| Economics | CAS EC 320 | Economics of Less-Developed Regions |
| Economics | CAS EC 323 | Behavioral Economics |
| Economics | CAS EC 337 | Economic Analysis of Legal Issues |
| Economics | CAS EC 385 | Economics of Sports |
| Economics | CAS EC 391 | International Economics I |
| Economics | CAS EC 403 | Game Theory |
| Education | SED AP 612 | Governance and Decision-Making in Higher Education |
| Education | SED AP 625 | Global Higher Education |
| Education | SED CH 516 | Elementary Language Arts Methods of Instruction 1-6 |
| Education | SED CT 534 | Classroom Management |
| Education | SED CT 538 | Curriculum Development in Intercultural Education |
| Education | SED CT 556 | Classroom Assessment |
| Education | SED CT 639 | Building Democratic Schools |
| Education | SED DE 571 | American Sign Language II |
| Education | SED DS 502 | Adolescent Development for Educators |
| Education | SED LS 658 | Second-Language Acquisition |
| Education | SED ME 504 | Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Algebra, Geometry, Statistics |
| Education | SED ME 525 | Assessment in Mathematics |
| Education | SED ME 530 | Equitable Pedagogies in STEM Education |
| Education | SED ME 563 | Problem Solving in Mathematics |
| Education | SED RS 600 | Introduction to Research |
| Education | SED SC 575 | Introduction to Science Education |
| Education | SED SE 534 | Classroom and Behavior Management |
| Education | SED SE 535 | Understanding Autism |
| Education | SED SE 751 | Assessment In Special Education: Procedures |
| Education | SED TL 508 | Methods of Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) |
| Education | SED TL 525 | Teaching English Language Learners in Middle/High Schools |
| Engineering | ENG BE 569 | Next Generation Sequencing - Technologies and Applications |
| Engineering | ENG EC 731 | Applied Plasma Physics |
| Film and Television | COM FT 303 | Understanding Television |
| Film and Television | COM FT 310 | Storytelling for Film and Television |
| Film and Television | COM FT 353 | Production I |
| Film and Television | COM FT 514 | Writing the Television Pilot |
| Film and Television | COM FT 554 | Special Topics |
| Film and Television | COM FT 590 | 2D Animation |
| Finance | MET AD 685 | Quantitative Methods for Finance |
| Finance | MET AD 712 | Financial Markets and Institutions |
| Finance | MET AD 713 | Derivative Securities and Markets |
| Finance | MET AD 731 | Corporate Finance |
| Finance | QST FE 454 | Investment Banking |
| French | CAS LF 111 | First-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 112 | Second-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 211 | Third-Semester French |
| French | CAS LF 212 | Fourth-Semester-French |
| Gastronomy | MET ML 719 | Food Values: Local to Global Food Policy, MET ML 715 |
| German | CAS LG 112 | Second-Semester-German |
| Health Sciences | SAR AT 510 | Examination and Treatment I |
| Health Sciences | SAR AT 520 | Functional Anatomy |
| Health Sciences | SAR AT 600 | Clinical Experience IV |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 325 | Introduction to Global Health |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 405 | Health Sciences Practicum |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 410 | Field Experience: Human Physiology |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 497 | Directed Study Practicum |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 551 | Human Nutrition Science |
| Health Sciences | SAR HS 703 | Field Experience in Nutrition |
| Health Sciences | SAR PT 515 | Physical Therapy Examination |
| Health Sciences | SAR PT 520 | Functional Anatomy |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 524 | Language Acquisition |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 741 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 742 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 743 | Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language |
| Health Sciences | SAR SH 744 | Clinical Practicum: Diagnostics |
| History | CAS HI 151 | The Emerging United States to 1865 |
| History | CAS HI 176 | World History after 1500 |
| History | CAS HI 328 | The Civil War Era |
| History | CAS HI 334 | History of International Relations since 1945 |
| History | CAS HI 408 | War in Film and Literature |
| History | MET HI 215 | Special Topics |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 111 | Introduction to Art History I: Antiquity to the Middle Ages |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 112 | Introduction to Art History II: Renaissance to Today |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 215 | Arts of Africa and Its Diaspora |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 257 | Renaissance Art |
| History of Art and Architecture | CAS AH 393 | Contemporary Art: 1980 to Now |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 100 | Introduction to the Hospitality Industry |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 140 | Hospitality Field Experience I |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 240 | Hospitality Field Experience II |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 310 | Managerial Accounting for the Hospitality Industry |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 410 | Finance for the Hospitality Industry |
| Hospitality Administration | SHA HF 440 | International Experience |
| International Relations | CAS IR 251 | Introduction to Comparative Politics |
| International Relations | CAS IR 271 | Introduction to International Relations |
| International Relations | CAS IR 275 | The Making of Asia |
| International Relations | CAS IR 300 | Religion and Politics |
| International Relations | CAS IR 350 | History of International Relations since 1945 |
| International Relations | CAS IR 390 | International Political Economy |
| International Relations | CAS IR 527 | Political Economy of China |
| Introduction to Creative Writing | CAS EN 202 | Creative Writing |
| Italian | CAS LI 112 | Second-Semester Italian |
| Italian | CAS LI 212 | Fourth-Semester Italian |
| Japanese | CAS LJ 112 | Second-Semester Japanese |
| Japanese | CAS LJ 212 | Fourth-Semester Japanese |
| Journalism | COM JO 502 | Journalism Special Topics: Travel Writing |
| Languages | CAS LC 123 | First-Year Intensive Chinese |
| Languages | CAS LC 286 | Topics in Chinese Culture (in English translation) |
| Languages | CAS LC 286 | Topics in Chinese Culture: Introduction to Chinese Calligraphy |
| Languages | CAS LX 360 | Historical and Comparative Linguistics |
| Languages | CAS LY 112 | Elementary Modern Arabic 2 |
| Latin | CAS CL 112 | Latin 2 |
| Literature | CAS EN 150 | Children's Literature: Fairy Tales, Fantasy, and Imaginary Spaces |
| Literature | CAS EN 323 | British Literature II |
| Literature | CAS EN 364 | Shakespeare II |
| Literature | CAS EN 552 | English Drama from 1590 to 1642 |
| Management | MET AD 614 | Disaster Management |
| Management | MET AD 616 | Enterprise Risk Analytics |
| Management | MET AD 644 | Project Risk and Cost Management |
| Management | MET AD 646 | Program Management |
| Management | MET AD 655 | International Business, Economics & Cultures |
| Management | MET AD 680 | Global Supply Chains |
| Management | MET AD 685 | Quantitative Methods for Finance |
| Management | MET AD 699 | Data Mining for Business Analytics |
| Management | MET AD 715 | Quantitative and Qualitative Decision-Making |
| Management | MET AD 741 | The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services |
| Management | MET AD 855 | Strategic Advantage |
| Management | MET AD 856 | Market and Economic Research and Analysis |
| Management | MET MG 301 | Introduction to Management |
| Management | MET MG 431 | International Marketing |
| Management | MET MG 515 | Negotiations and Organizational Conflict Resolution |
| Management | MET MG 520 | International Business Management |
| Management | MET MG 530 | Business Strategy |
| Management | QST IM 345 | International Business Environment |
| Management | QST QM 221 | Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management |
| Management | QST SM 101 | Introduction to Management |
| Marketing | MET AD 856 | Market and Economic Research and Analysis |
| Marketing | MET MG 431 | International Marketing |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 311 | Professional Presentations |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 313 | Corporate Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 321 | Mass Communication Research |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 417 | Fundamentals of Creative Development |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 561 | Special Topics in Mass Communication |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 714 | Oral Presentation |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 717 | Fundamentals of Creative Development |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | MET CM 716 | Digital Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 311 | Professional Presentations |
| Public Relations | COM CM 313 | Corporate Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 321 | Mass Communication Research |
| Public Relations | COM CM 331 | Writing for Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 417 | Fundamentals of Creative Development |
| Public Relations | COM CM 561 | Special Topics in Mass Communication |
| Public Relations | COM CM 714 | Oral Presentation |
| Public Relations | COM CM 717 | Fundamentals of Creative Development |
| QST AC 221 | Accounting | Financial Accounting |
| Religion | CAS RN 103 | Religions of Asia |
| Religion | CAS RN 210 | Buddhism |
| Sociology | CAS SO 100 | Principles in Sociology |
| Sociology | CAS SO 205 | American Families |
| Sociology | CAS SO 207 | Sociology of Race and Ethnicity |
| Spanish | CAS LS 111 | First-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 112 | Second-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 211 | Third-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 212 | Fourth-Semester Spanish |
| Spanish | CAS LS 307 | Spanish Literature & the Arts |
| Spanish | STH TO 846 | Middle Egyptian I (Egyptian Hieroglyphs) |
| Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences | SAR SH 524 | Language Acquisition |
| Statistics | CAS MA 113 | Elementary Statistics |
| Statistics | CAS MA 116 | Statistics II |
| Statistics | CAS MA 581 | Probability |
| Theology | STH TO 838 | Biblical Interpretation from Hispanic and Latin American Perspectives |
| Theology | STH TO 846 | Middle Egyptian I (Egyptian Hieroglyphs) |
| Theology | STH TY 808 | Peace and Violence |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 510 | Transit-Oriented Development in the 21st Century |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 510 | Urban Social Entrepreneurship |
| Urban Affairs | MET UA 527 | Feeding the City: Urban Food |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 133 | Introduction to Drawing |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 141 | Foundation Painting |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 235 | Drawing 1 |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 389 | Graphic Design Elective |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 415 | Photography 1 |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 431 | Advanced Drawing |
| Visual Arts | CFA AR 515 | Digital Photography |
| Women’s Studies | CAS WS 305 | Topics in Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Ethical Missteps in Public Health |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | Imagining Animal Minds |
| Writing | CAS WR 100 | The Graphic Self |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | Marijuana in American History |
| Writing | CAS WR 150 | The Novel Now |
Summer Session II (02.07.2018 - 10.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Postgraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Biology | CAS BI 114 | Human Infectious Diseases: AIDS to Tuberculosis |
| Biology | GRS BI 607 | Animal Behavior |
| Biology | GRS BI 610 | Developmental Biology |
| Business | QST ES 700 | Executive Presentation |
| Business | QST ES 707 | Managing Career Growth |
| Business | QST MK 724 | Marketing Management |
| Business | QST MK 845 | Social Media Marketing |
| Business | QST OB 847 | Leading High Performance Teams and Project Groups |
| Business | QST OB 853 | Negotiations |
| Business | QST OM 726 | Creating Value Through Operations and Technology |
| Business | QST OM 840 | Managing and Improving Quality: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification |
| Business | QST SI 849 | Corporate Sustainability Strategy |
| Management | QST ES 700 | Executive Presentation |
| Management | QST ES 707 | Managing Career Growth |
| Management | QST OB 847 | Leading High Performance Teams and Project Groups |
| Management | QST OB 853 | Negotiations |
| Management | QST OM 726 | Creating Value Through Operations and Technology |
| Management | QST OM 840 | Managing and Improving Quality: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification |
| Management | QST SI 849 | Corporate Sustainability Strategy |
| Marketing | QST MK 724 | Marketing Management |
| Marketing | QST MK 845 | Social Media Marketing |
| Mass Communication, Advertising, and Public Relations | COM CM 709 | Corporate Public Affairs |
| Public Relations | MET CM 716 | Digital Communication |
| Social Work | SSW CP 799 | Brief and Time-Effective Treatment |
| Social Work | SSW HB 744 | Spirituality and Social Work Practice |
Beschreibung
Das Center for English Language & Orientation Programs (CELOP) der Boston University bietet Interessenten eine große Vielfalt an Sprachkursen mit verschiedensten Schwerpunkten an.
Neben den allgemeinsprachlichen Englischkursen gibt es Programme, die Teilnehmer gezielt auf den universitären Sprachgebrauch an amerikanischen Universitäten (English for Academic Purposes) oder auch auf ein konkretes Aufgabenfeld wie etwa Wirtschaftsenglisch (English for International Business) oder Englisch für Rechtswissenschaftler (Legal English for Practitioners) einstellen.
Auch für Studenten, die sich beispielsweise neben den Sprachfertigkeiten noch Kenntnisse über die amerikanische Kultur aneignen möchten bietet die Boston University spezielle Programme wie zum Beispiel den Kurs in English Language and Culture an.
Außerdem gibt es die Möglichkeit, sich auf gängigen Sprachtests wie den TOEFL in extra dafür geschaffenen Sprachkursen vorzubereiten.
Die meisten Kurse haben in der Regel eine Dauer von sechs bis zwölf Wochen.
Gebühren
Die Kursgebühren unterscheiden sich je nach Art und Dauer des Programms. Eine genaue Übersicht bietet der folgende Link.
Voraussetzungen
Generell beträgt das Mindestalter, um Sprachkurse an der Boston University belegen zu können, 17 Jahre. Außerdem muss man bereits über grundlegende Sprachkenntnisse verfügen.
Aufgrund der großen Vielfalt an angebotenen Programmen unterscheiden sich die Voraussetzungen von Kurs zu Kurs. Genauere Details sind den jeweiligen Beschreibungen der einzelnen Kurse zu entnehmen.
Sprachkurse
Allgemeinsprachlicher Kurs
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Level Grammar Review, Speaking Accuracy, and Vocabulary Development | Englisch | 12 |
| Listening, Speaking and Vocabulary Development | Englisch | 12 |
| Pronunciation, Speaking, and Listening | Englisch | 12 |
| Reading, Speaking and Vocabulary | Englisch | 12 |
Berufsbezogen: Business
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Business Communication | Englisch | 12 |
| English for International Business | Englisch | 12 |
Berufsbezogen: Jura
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Legal English for LLM Students | Englisch | 9 |
| Legal English for Practitioners | Englisch | 9 |
Berufsbezogen: Sonstiges
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| English for Science and Technology | Englisch | 12 |
Sprachkurs
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Active English | Englisch | 12 |
| Media News | Englisch | 12 |
Sprachkurs plus: Kultur
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| American Culture, Conversation and Colloquial English | Englisch | 12 |
| English Language and Culture | Englisch | 12 |
| Introduction to American Culture | Englisch | 12 |
| The American Legal System | Englisch | 12 |
Studienvorbereitender Kurs
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Writing | Englisch | 12 |
| English for Academic Purposes | Englisch | 12 |
| Pre-MBA English | Englisch | 6 |
Testvorbereitung: TOEFL
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| iBT TOEFL Preparation: Next Generation TOEFL | Englisch | 12 |