Interdisciplinary Studies
Interdisciplinary courses provide students with special opportunities
to enhance their academic
program. Faculty are drawn from sponsoring programs.
NOTE: In the following course listings, (1c) = 1.0 course
or 3 semester hours.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Courses
INT 100: Stephens Success
(.5 course)
This course is designed to assist students in their transition to Stephens and
to aid a student in understanding where and how to solve any issues that might
arise in their college career. This course is required of all students the first
semester they enter
Stephens and is required for graduation.
INT 101: Learning Strategies Seminar
(.5 course)
(Open to all students)
This course is designed for students who are interested in acquiring the study
skills, self-management skills, and critical-thinking skills needed to be successful
in college. Topics included are time management, academic goal setting, reading,
memory, note-taking, test preparation and writing. Students will receive instruction
in applying the skills acquired in this seminar to other classes they are taking
at Stephens College.
INT 210: Internship Development
(.5 course)
(Open to all students)
Prepares the student for locating, securing, completing and evaluating an internship
experience. Topics covered include: clarifying goals and objectives, networking,
locating and
researching employment sites, writing résumés and business letters,
and developing interview skills and appropriate
business behavior.
INT 311C, INT 311D: Japan Seminar Abroad
(1.0 course
each)
(Prerequisite: permission of faculty sponsor; fee charged)
Study of Japanese culture, political, economic and social issues; examination
of women's issues in rural and urban settings.
INT 370: Business Seminar Abroad
(0–1.5
courses)
(Prerequisite: permission of faculty sponsor; see also FAS 290: European Fashion
Tour; credit will not count toward BUS major or minor; offered occasionally in
the summer)
A five-week summer travel-study seminar conducted by Stephens business administration
faculty in business centers in
Europe.
