Courses for People to People Students
Overview
Traveling to a foreign country, meeting new people and learning about different cultures will open up a whole new world to you. Eastern Washington University can help you make the most of your experience.
Working closely with educational travel program directors, Eastern Washington University's International Field Studies program has developed a series of courses designed to complement and enhance the travel experience.
Field Study Objectives
- Enhance student understanding of foreign people and places
- Teach students to develop confidence in themselves as world observers
- Encourage students to gain an appreciation of higher education as an important partner in achieving future goals
- Provide students with an academic transcript containing college-level courses to help set themselves apart in today's highly competitive university admissions process
You can register at any time, however, it is best to register ten (10) or more days before departure. EWU operates on the quarter system. The courses are resident quarter credits. To convert the quarter hours to semester hours, multiply the quarter hours by two-thirds (2/3) to equal the semester hours.
Courses for International Travel
- ART 199A - World of Arts
(3 or 5 Credits) (160KB PDF) - ART 199A - World of Arts, An Introduction
(1 or 2 Credits) (150KB PDF)
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1-2 credits) - HIST 199C - Comparing Cultures and Societies
(1 to 5 Credits) (230KB PDF)
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1-2 credits) - JRNM 199M - Mass Media and Cultures
(3 or 5 Credits) (190KB PDF) - JRNM 199P - Photography for Communicating Experiences
(3 Credits) (170KB PDF) - PHED 199 - International Sports Competition
(1 or 3 Credits - for Sports Ambassadors only) (180KB PDF)
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1 credit) - SOST 199E - Exploring Cultural Diversity: A Focus on Communication
(3 Credits) (190KB PDF) *Requires textbook - SOST 199L - Leadership in the 21st Century: Communicating for Success
(1 or 3 Credits for Leadership Delegates only) (200KB PDF) *Requires textbook for 3 cr.
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1 credit)
Courses for Domestic Travel
- ART 199A - World of Arts
(3 or 5 Credits) (160KB PDF) - ART 199A - World of Arts, An Introduction
(1 or 2 Credits) (150KB PDF)
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1-2 credits) - HIST 199D - Comparing Domestic Cultures and Societies
(1 to 5 Credits) (230KB PDF) *Requires IFS workbook if taking more than 1 cr.
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1-2 credits) - JRNM 199P - Photography for Communicating Experiences
(3 Credits) (170KB PDF) - SOST 199L - Leadership in the 21st Century: Communicating for Success
(1 or 3 Credits for Leadership Delegates only) (200KB PDF) *Requires textbook for 3 cr.
(Grades 7-8 may register for 1 credit)
Courses for Specialized Itineraries
Courses for Upper Division College Students Only
- HIST 399C - Comparing Cultures and Societies
(3 or 5 credits) - SOST 399P - Cultural Diversity for Pre-Professionals
(3 or 5 credits)
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