APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION CREDIT
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
AREA OF STUDY COURSE NAME
ALS-A
Art 1501 Modern Tradition
Art History 1001 or 1002 Intro to Art History-Renaissance to Romantics
Art History 1502 Modern Tradition: Change & Continuity
Scottish Art History
Film St 1005 Introduction to American Cinema
FS30IG The Narrative within the Frame (also WRI)
HA1004 Intro to Art History
HA1505 In the Flesh: Art on Location (also HWC)
Women’s St 3003 The Female Icon
BTS-T
DR151D The Pilgrim City
DR252E Jesus in History and Culture
DR1540 Religion at Ground Zero
DR1596 Mysticism
Religion 1028 The Rise of Christianity
Religion 1044 Founders of Christianity: Introduction to the New Testament
Religion 1045 What does it mean to be human
Religion 1512 Intro to Christian Theology
Religion 1529 Christian Belief: its Critics and Defenders
Religion 2057 Major Christian Thinkers
Religion 2067 Theology from Jesus to Calvin: The History of Christian thought
Religion 2519 Prophets and psalms (with texts in English)
EIN
DR2558 Exploring the Tradition of Christian Ethics
DR 2565 Virtue and Freedom: Exploring the Tradition of Western Ethics
MS3056 Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
PHIL1522 How Should One Live
HBS
Anthropology 1501 Intro to Anthropology 2 (also MCS-G)
Anthropology 2506 Culture, History and Anthropology
EC1506 The Global Economy
Law Studies 1009 Criminal Law
Political Science 1006 Structure of International Relations
Political Science 1007 Comparative Politics: UK & USA
Political Science 1010 Comparative Politics: United States and Russia
Political Science 2507 International Political Economy
The Digital Society?
Psychology 1004 Intro to Psychology
Sociology 1505 or 1506 Intro to Sociology
Sociology 1507 Intro to Sociology II
HWC
Art History 1001 Intro to Art History: Renaissance to Romantics
CE 1033 Barbarians, Romans, Gods and Warriors
CE 2028 The Vikings in Scotland AD 795-1266
CE2035 Vikings in Celtic and Germanic Scotland
Celtic Studies 128 Romans, Celts, Druids and Warriors
Celtic Studies 1013 Celtic Civilization: Early Celtic History and Institutions
Celtic Studies 1528 or 1532 Celtic Scotland
Celtic Studies 3527 Gaelic History and Inst 1760 to present
HA 1505 In the Flesh: Art on Location (also ALS-A)
HI 30BF Jacobites: War, Exile and Politics of succession in Great Britain and Europe
HI 301H Conflict and its Legacies: France 1900-2007
HI 304S Scotland: A Sociological History
HI 1018 or 1025 Vikings! (also WRI)
HI 1522 Introduction to Scottish History
HI 1523 Renaissances and Reformation
HI 2021 Power and Piety
HI 2520 Global Empire in the Long Nineteenth Century
HI 3056 American Military & Naval History
History Gaelic Ireland: 1600
History 1005 Scotland’s New Horizons (1690-1820)
History 1006 Celtic Civ: Early Celt Hist
History 1006 Revolutions 1688-1917
History 1010 Vikings, Gaels and Normans C 800-1200
History 1504 Scotland & the Modern Age
History 1507 Scotland and the Modern Age: 1820’s to present
History 1509 Europe in the 20th C: the Age of Totalitarianism
History 1515 The End of the Roman Empire: Post-colonial approaches
History 1516 Scotland, Ireland and British History in the 20th C
History 2005 Europe and Scotland (1200-1500): Themes and Variations
History 2010 The American Century
History 2506 Europe & Scotland 1500-1750
History 2510 Europe & Scotland C1500-1750
HS 2003 History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy 2506 or 2511 The History of Western Philosophy 2: Modern
Women’s Studies 2501 The Women’s Movement in 20th C Britain
IST
AY 1503 Caves to Kingdoms
Biology 1003 Organisms and their Environment
Biology 1004 Organismal Biology
Env Science 1502 Pollution and the Global Environment
ID 1503 Intro to Prehistoric Archaeology
Physics 1510 The Physical Universe
Psychology 3006 Biopsychology
MCD
History 2010 The American Century
History 2512 Conquering a Continent: America C1800-1900
MCG
Anthropology 1501 Introduction to Anthropology 2 (also HBS)
CE 1038 Romans, Celts, Druids and Warriors
Celtic Studies 1527 or 2525 Celtic Civilization: The early Insular Celts
DR 2038 Understanding Islam
Religion 1020 Basics of World Religions
RS 1505 Intro to Religions of the World
Sociology Perceiving Cultural Difference
Spanish 3057 Politics and Popular Culture in Modern Latin American Fiction
ORC
Religion 2524 The Idea of the Holy: Key themes in Religious Studies
Women’s Studies 3003 The Female Icon
WRI
EL 1009 Acts of Reading (also ALS-L)
FS30IG The Narrative within the Frame (also ALS-A)
History 1008 Scotland’s New Horizons C 1690—1820
History 2005 Europe and Scotland C 1200-1500: Themes and Variations
HI 1018 or 1025 Vikings! (also HWC)
Religion 2047 History and Religion of Ancient Israel
**Only ONE course may be taken off-campus in each of these requirements: Historical Studies in Western Culture (HWC), Studies in Human Behavior and Society (HBS) or Studies in Natural Science (IST, SED).
THESE COURSES HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN OFFERED, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE OFFERINGS AT ANOTHER INSTITUTION.
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
AREA OF STUDY COURSE NAME
ALS-A
Art 1501 Modern Tradition
Art History 1001 or 1002 Intro to Art History-Renaissance to Romantics
Art History 1502 Modern Tradition: Change & Continuity
Scottish Art History
Film St 1005 Introduction to American Cinema
FS30IG The Narrative within the Frame (also WRI)
HA1004 Intro to Art History
HA1505 In the Flesh: Art on Location (also HWC)
Women’s St 3003 The Female Icon
ALS-L
EF 2501 Scottish Folklore and Oral Traditions
EL 1009 Acts of Reading (also WRI)
English 1001 Intro to Fiction & Poetry
English 1508 Writing Scotland Now
English 2506 Revolution to Revolution: British Writing 1640-1789
FS30IG The Narrative within the Frame (also WRI)
LW 1003 Encountering Global Change through Literature
BTS-T
DR151D The Pilgrim City
DR252E Jesus in History and Culture
DR1540 Religion at Ground Zero
DR1596 Mysticism
Religion 1028 The Rise of Christianity
Religion 1044 Founders of Christianity: Introduction to the New Testament
Religion 1045 What does it mean to be human
Religion 1512 Intro to Christian Theology
Religion 1529 Christian Belief: its Critics and Defenders
Religion 2057 Major Christian Thinkers
Religion 2067 Theology from Jesus to Calvin: The History of Christian thought
Religion 2519 Prophets and psalms (with texts in English)
EIN
DR2558 Exploring the Tradition of Christian Ethics
DR 2565 Virtue and Freedom: Exploring the Tradition of Western Ethics
MS3056 Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
PHIL1522 How Should One Live
HBS
Anthropology 1501 Intro to Anthropology 2 (also MCS-G)
Anthropology 2506 Culture, History and Anthropology
EC1506 The Global Economy
Law Studies 1009 Criminal Law
Political Science 1006 Structure of International Relations
Political Science 1007 Comparative Politics: UK & USA
Political Science 1010 Comparative Politics: United States and Russia
Political Science 2507 International Political Economy
The Digital Society?
Psychology 1004 Intro to Psychology
Sociology 1505 or 1506 Intro to Sociology
Sociology 1507 Intro to Sociology II
HWC
Art History 1001 Intro to Art History: Renaissance to Romantics
CE 1033 Barbarians, Romans, Gods and Warriors
CE 2028 The Vikings in Scotland AD 795-1266
CE2035 Vikings in Celtic and Germanic Scotland
Celtic Studies 128 Romans, Celts, Druids and Warriors
Celtic Studies 1013 Celtic Civilization: Early Celtic History and Institutions
Celtic Studies 1528 or 1532 Celtic Scotland
Celtic Studies 3527 Gaelic History and Inst 1760 to present
HA 1505 In the Flesh: Art on Location (also ALS-A)
HI 30BF Jacobites: War, Exile and Politics of succession in Great Britain and Europe
HI 301H Conflict and its Legacies: France 1900-2007
HI 304S Scotland: A Sociological History
HI 1018 or 1025 Vikings! (also WRI)
HI 1522 Introduction to Scottish History
HI 1523 Renaissances and Reformation
HI 2021 Power and Piety
HI 2520 Global Empire in the Long Nineteenth Century
HI 3056 American Military & Naval History
History Gaelic Ireland: 1600
History 1005 Scotland’s New Horizons (1690-1820)
History 1006 Celtic Civ: Early Celt Hist
History 1006 Revolutions 1688-1917
History 1010 Vikings, Gaels and Normans C 800-1200
History 1504 Scotland & the Modern Age
History 1507 Scotland and the Modern Age: 1820’s to present
History 1509 Europe in the 20th C: the Age of Totalitarianism
History 1515 The End of the Roman Empire: Post-colonial approaches
History 1516 Scotland, Ireland and British History in the 20th C
History 2005 Europe and Scotland (1200-1500): Themes and Variations
History 2010 The American Century
History 2506 Europe & Scotland 1500-1750
History 2510 Europe & Scotland C1500-1750
HS 2003 History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy 2506 or 2511 The History of Western Philosophy 2: Modern
Women’s Studies 2501 The Women’s Movement in 20th C Britain
IST
AY 1503 Caves to Kingdoms
Biology 1003 Organisms and their Environment
Biology 1004 Organismal Biology
Env Science 1502 Pollution and the Global Environment
ID 1503 Intro to Prehistoric Archaeology
Physics 1510 The Physical Universe
Psychology 3006 Biopsychology
MCD
History 2010 The American Century
History 2512 Conquering a Continent: America C1800-1900
MCG
Anthropology 1501 Introduction to Anthropology 2 (also HBS)
CE 1038 Romans, Celts, Druids and Warriors
Celtic Studies 1527 or 2525 Celtic Civilization: The early Insular Celts
DR 2038 Understanding Islam
Religion 1020 Basics of World Religions
RS 1505 Intro to Religions of the World
Sociology Perceiving Cultural Difference
Spanish 3057 Politics and Popular Culture in Modern Latin American Fiction
ORC
Religion 2524 The Idea of the Holy: Key themes in Religious Studies
Women’s Studies 3003 The Female Icon
WRI
EL 1009 Acts of Reading (also ALS-L)
FS30IG The Narrative within the Frame (also ALS-A)
History 1008 Scotland’s New Horizons C 1690—1820
History 2005 Europe and Scotland C 1200-1500: Themes and Variations
HI 1018 or 1025 Vikings! (also HWC)
Religion 2047 History and Religion of Ancient Israel
**Only ONE course may be taken off-campus in each of these requirements: Historical Studies in Western Culture (HWC), Studies in Human Behavior and Society (HBS) or Studies in Natural Science (IST, SED).
- The English Dept never allows visiting students to take level 4 courses in their department. These are small classes that are reserved for our English degree seeking students only.
- Most departments require a student to have at least 4 classes in a specific subject area to be able to enroll in a level 3 at Aberdeen. An example would be if someone wanted to take HI3045 they would need to have had 4 other history courses to be allowed to enroll.
- Science courses may have even further prereq's than the 4 course rule listed above.
- Students are not allowed to take Key Learning (KL) courses.•
- Students should consult the Aberdeen web site for an explanation of when courses are offered.
- http://www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/courses/introduction.shtml#codes
THESE COURSES HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN OFFERED, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE OFFERINGS AT ANOTHER INSTITUTION.