Fall and Spring Offerings
Classes are taught by European faculty and often have a European focus. Many of the courses may spur incentive to visit the places you have studied in class.
For instance: Kafka and Prague, Michelangelo and Rome, La Langue Française et Paris, Shakespeare and London, and many other interesting historic sites. All classes are scheduled Monday mornings through Thursday late afternoons. Two academic excursions, under faculty guidance, may bring you to cities such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, or Madrid.
The castle campus is small and intimate, and contact with professors may extend beyond the classroom. Many come from different national backgrounds. For example: Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, etc. Be prepared that some faculty members may not allow computers in class, so learn how to work with notebook and pen.
Course Load
All fall and spring students are required to take a full course load of 16 credits, plus a 1-credit, non-tuition course.
Fall and Spring Student Requirements
- Every Kasteel Well student must register for a 1-credit, non-tuition course: HI 100 Introduction to the History of the Netherlands and the City of Amsterdam
- This course is an online course that begins before departure to The Netherlands
- Students must pass a two-part test related to this course
Fall
| Course Number | Course Name |
|---|---|
| CC 204 | Communication and Cultural Identity in a Global Perspective: The Netherlands |
| FL 101 | Spanish Lang Studies |
| FL 102 | Italian Language |
| HI 100 | Euro Hist, Culture and Art |
| HI 200 | Contemporary World History |
| HI 208 | Europe in Wartime: Conflicts of the 20th Century |
| HS 201 | Sophomore Honors Seminar 3 |
| JR 250 | Law for Journalists |
| JR 251 | Ethics for Journalists |
| LF 101 | Elementary French 1 |
| LI 204 | Topics in Literature: Dystopian and Utopian Outlooks on Technology and Human Progress |
| LI 211 | Topics in Global Lit: Identities in Transit—Travel, Migration, (Post) Colonialism & Transnationalism |
| LI 216 | Literature of the Gothic |
| MK 222 | Brands, Organizations and Strategies |
| MU 201 | History of Music: European |
| PH 105 | Introduction to Ethics |
| PH 204 | Environmental Ethics |
| SO 210 | Topics in Sociology/Anthropology: Topics in Society: Religion, Society and Conflict |
| TH 216 | Topics in Drama, Theatre, and Culture: Modern Theatre in the Low Countries 1970 and Beyond |
| TH 221 | Scene Study 1 |
| VM 200 | Media Criticism and Theory |
| VM 203 | History of Photography: 19th Century to the 1970's |
| VM 210 | Renaissance and Baroque Art |
| VM 212 | History of Western Art III: Modern |
| VM 220 | Writing Short Subject |
| VM 222 | Writing for Television |
| WR 320 | Travel Writing |
As of 9/11/2020. Subject to change.
Spring
| Course Number | Course Name |
|---|---|
| CC 203 | Intercultural Communication |
| HI 100 | Topics in European History, Culture and Art: Introduction to the Netherlands and the City of Amsterdam (1-credit, non-tuition course taken by all) |
| HI 200 | Contemporary World History |
| HI 208 | Europe in Wartime |
| JR 206 | Topics, Critical Issues in Journalism |
| LF 101 | Elementary French I |
| LI 203 | Literatures in English |
| LI 204 | Topics in Literature: European Literature |
| LI 211 | Topics in Literature: Gender, Race and Diaspora in Postcolonial Texts |
| MK 221 | Messages, Media, and Channels (prerequisite: MK 121 and sophomore standing) Spring Only |
| MU 256 | Deconstructing Twentieth-Century Art Music (attendance at a minimum of 3 concerts is required for an additional cost) |
| PH 204 | Environmental Ethics |
| SC 212 | Evolution of Human Nature |
| SO 210 | Topics in Sociology |
| TH 216 | World Drama in Its Context II |
| TH 222 | Acting IV - Ensemble Acting and Performance (prerequisites: TH 221 or permission) |
| VM 200 | Media Criticism and Theory (prerequisites: VM 101 and VM 120 ) |
| VM 203 | History of Photography |
| VM 210 | History of Western Art I: Renaissance & Baroque |
| VM 220 | Writing the Short Subject (prerequisites: VM 101 and VM 120) |
| VM 222 | Writing for Television (prerequisites: VM 101 and VM 120) |
| WR 320 | Travel Writing |
As of December 7, 2018. Subject to change.
