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The course listings provided in our Course Finder are for informational purposes only and are subject to change. Our global partners keep things exciting—course offerings may change anytime! We do our best to stay up to date, but check with us to be sure. Got questions? Hop in and ask!

To help you estimate how courses abroad will transfer back to your home university, here are some typical credit conversion guidelines. Please note that final credit decisions are always made by your home institution.

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Milan, Italy

Bella Italia

A Sensorial Journey Towards Intercultural Competences

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ACADEMIC PARTNER

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

COURSE CODE

ZXT431

TERM

Fall, Spring

CREDIT

6 ECTS

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A Topic in Greek Literature

Greek Language Languages & Linguistics

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

GREK464

This is a paper for advanced students in Ancient Greek. The paper focuses on two different Greek authors and is taught via the close reading and translation of selected texts. The paper develops advanced skills in translation and critical commentary.

TERM

Fall

CREDIT

20 points

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A Topic in Latin Literature

Latin Language

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

LATN464

This paper is devoted to the reading of work from Latin authors. The aims of the paper are to extend your knowledge of Latin language, and to heighten your appreciation of Latin literary techniques.

TERM

Fall

CREDIT

20 points

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A Topic in New Zealand Literature

English Language

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

ENGL465

An advanced study of a topic in New Zealand literature.

TERM

Spring

CREDIT

30 points

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A World of Languages

Languages & Linguistics

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

LING111

A tour through the world's 6,000 languages, learning where they come from and how they are put together: the foundational sounds, words, sentences and meanings of language.

TERM

Spring

CREDIT

18 points

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A World of Stories: Global Storytelling in the Digital Age

Global Studies

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

GLBL202

The power of storytelling from a cross-cultural perspective: fantasy, fairy tales and digital narratives and how they interpret and change our world.

TERM

Spring

CREDIT

18 points

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mīharo Aotearoa

A World of Stories: Global Storytelling in the Digital Age (Advanced)

Global Studies

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Otago

COURSE CODE

GLBL302

The power of storytelling from a cross-cultural perspective: fantasy, fairy tales and digital narratives and how they interpret and change our world.

TERM

Spring

CREDIT

18 points

Seoul, South Korea

Heart and Seoul

AI Security I

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ACADEMIC PARTNER

Korea University

COURSE CODE

SMRT301

TERM

Spring

CREDIT

3

Seoul, South Korea

Heart and Seoul

AI Security II

Artificial Intelligence Systems & Technology

ACADEMIC PARTNER

Korea University

COURSE CODE

SMRT336

TERM

Fall

CREDIT

3

Seoul, South Korea

Heart and Seoul

AI and Human Language

Artificial Intelligence Languages & Linguistics

ACADEMIC PARTNER

University of Seoul

COURSE CODE

1985

This course provides a valuable opportunity to examine the theme of 'language,' which has traditionally been believed to be a unique human ability, but has recently raised questions due to its acquisition by AI. It is explored within the contexts of engineering, humanities, cognitive science, and social science.

TERM

Fall

CREDIT

3

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