An intensive, month-long introduction to the city of Florence during its "Golden Age" (the medieval and Ren
- Subject
- INDS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- lafayette.smartcatalogiq.com
40 courses with the subject INDS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
An intensive, month-long introduction to the city of Florence during its "Golden Age" (the medieval and Ren
This course explores Paris as a center of cultural exchange for both African American expatriates and the broader African Diaspora,
The objective of this course is to equip students with creative problem-solving ideas and strategies for innovation development that
This course offers students critical understanding of Italy as a cultural, economic and political center across the ages, with a focus on the contributions and lives of its marginalized peoples. We will spend time in some o
This interim course will familiarize students with China, an ancient and modern global power. In a journey of major Chinese c
This interim course will immerse students in the aesthetic and political history of a nation which gave the world its first novel, Zen
This interdisciplinary course examines the multifaceted role of water in Japanese society, exploring its cul
This course examines globalization in India as it impacts different segments of society. Students will learn about India’s successes, opportuniti
This course combines a firsthand look at the sociocultural environment and natural resources that shape development and change in Kenya and Tan
Students in this course will participate in a peer-to-peer mentoring program between Lafayette students and high sch
South Africa, the "Rainbow Nation," is built on the diversity of its people practicing many cultures and religions, and speaking 11 officia
This course provides an intensive learning experience in a French-speaking West African country. English is widely spoken by
This interim course is designed to introduce students to the history, politics, and cultures of co
The Cuban economy has historically been largely based on agricultural production. By the end of the 18th century, Cuba was the largest exporter of sugar in the world and the quality of its celebrated cigars is still considered to be unrivaled. In t
Terroir means “the taste of place,” suggesting how foods and drinks are geographically and culturally specific. This course
This course explores the sociopolitical and cultural histories of the German-speaking people that have been shaped by the major intellectu
This course in Peru will give students the opportunity to learn about Peruvian society and history. Specifically, students
Interdisciplinarity in sciences and engineering is no longer the exception as traditional divisions between disciplines erode. Some of the most exciting research in science and engineering is currently happening in the white space between disciplines. This course intends to introduce to students to high impact interdisciplinary topics through a combination of primary literature, discussions, and lectures from some of today's high impact academics. 1/2 course credit.
This course will be a double journey in time. We will not only explore the city of Rome (from antiquity to modernity) b
A process can be defined as a series of actions taken in order to achieve a result. This result can be the production of a good in a manufacturing
This 0.5 credit course is available to students actively participating in either the management of or the development of technical or socio-c
Course topics include a range of business models: not-for-profit groups, organizations with revenue-generating products or ser
Traveling around Greece to visit museums and important historical and archeological sites, students will see firsthand the diversity of the country's topography and have t
What tools and information do you need to understand Madrid and the Iberian Peninsula in their global and multicultural contexts? We will
London is a city pulsing with underground rivers, deep diversity, and a (more than) human
This interdisciplinary seminar centers on questions that arise when students volunt
This course in conjunction with INDS 371 examines selected social, economic and ethical aspects of the health care sy
The objective of this multidisciplinary course is to provide an overview of the biotechnology commercialization process. Placing biotech innovations
This seminar will examine the lack of diversity in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by exploring individual narr
This course explores key topics of sustainability and environmentalism in four European countries: Germany, Switzerland, France, and the Czech Republic. Students learn
Study of Roman, Byzantine, and French Medieval architecture as expressions of pre-industr
This course will bring students to Eastern Europe for three weeks, with bases in Krakow, Warsaw, and Berlin (and day trips
In this course students spend three weeks examining the history and culture of Russia and Latvia while traveling through these tw
England's rich theatrical tradition is continually affirmed by the excellence of its London theater productions. Duri
A small group of selected students work together with faculty mentors to solve a real-world pr
A small group of selected students work together with faculty mentors to solve a real-world problem proposed by an industrial or government sponsor, addressing the social, technological, and economic factors relevant to a solution. Students work on campus as a team and at times independently and on-site with the sponsors.
In this course a group of students from multiple disciplines will focus on one of the fourteen Grand Challenges. These have bee
Gothic cathedrals are considered as representing the physical embodiment of the values of medieval society. The course explor
The aspect of this course paired with INDS 245 is a placement in a health care, human services, governmental, or academic institution. The
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