Staffordshire - Keele University
English Composition (C1) |
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English composition (C2) |
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Speech (SP) |
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Mathematics (MA) |
- MAT-10039: Calculus I
- MAT-10040: Algebra II
- MAT-10041: Calculus II
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Western Civilization (WC) |
- HIS-10033: Anglo-Saxon England
- HIS-10037: Local History: Medieval and Early Modern Periods
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Non-Western Civilization (NW) |
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Fine Arts (FA) |
- ENG-10029: Playing Parts: Studying Drama and Poetry
- FIL-10001: Reading Film*
- FIL-10002: Approaches to Film
- MUS-10033: Twentieth-Century Musics
- MUS-10034: Introduction to Composition
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Human Values - Literature (HL) |
- AMS-10025: Starting Out: An Introduction to American Literature
- AMS-10027: Transatlantic Gothic: Studies in Nineteenth-Century English and American Literature
- ENG-10022: Poetry Through Practice
- ENG-10023: Fiction Through Practice
- ENG-10026: Reading Literature
- ENG-10027: Becoming a Critic
- ENG-10028: Telling Tales: An Introduction to Narrative Fiction
- FIL-10001: Reading Film*
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Human Values - Philosophical (HP) |
- PHI-10011: How to Think
- PHI-10013: Moral Philosophy
- PIR-10045: Justice, Authority and Power*
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Cultural Diversity (CD) |
- AMS-10024: New York, New York: An Introduction to American Culture
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Social Forces (SF) |
- ECO-10019: Households, Firms and Government
- ECO-10025: The British and Global Economy
- ESC-10033: Geology: Rocks - Up Close
- ESC-10034: Geology: Time & Space
- ESC-10035: Geographical Skills
- ESC-10041: People and the Environment*
- GEG-10013: Human Geographies
- HIS-10026: History, Media, Memory: The Presentation of the Pasat in Contemporary Culture
- HIS-10029: Modern History
- MDS-10010: Understanding Culture
- MDS-10018: Mediated World
- PIR-10038: Why Politics Matters
- PIR-10039: Debates in American Politics
- PIR-10041: Introduction to International Relations
- PIR-10043: The Changing World: A History of International Relations Since 1945
- PIR-10045: Justice, Authority and Power*
- PIR-10046: British Politics Since 1945
- PIR-10047: The Politics of Sustainability
- PIR-10055: Modern Democracies
- PIR-10058: Introduction to Global Political Economy
- PIR-10060: Securing Global Order
- PSY-20012: Developmental and Social Psychology
- PSY-10017: Cognitive Psychology
- PSY-10018: Individuals in Society
- PSY-10022: Psychology and Community Action
- SOC-10009: Social Inequalities in the Contemporary World
- SOC10012: Researching British Society
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Fundamental Concepts in Sciences (FS) |
- CHE-10044: Introductory Environmental Chemistry
- CHE-10047: Chemical Concepts and Structure
- CHE-10048: Practical and Professional Chemistry
Skills I
- CHE-10049: Practical & Professional Chemistry
Skills II
- CHE-10050: Chemical Properties and Reactions
- CSC-10029: Fundamentals of Computing
- ESC-10036: Geology: Planet Earth
- ESC-10037: Geology: Rocks, Mineral and Fossils
- ESC-10039: Fundamentals of Physical Geography
- ESC-10041: People and the Environment*
- LSC-10027: Metabolism: Major Metabolic Pathways
- LSC-10031: Cell and Molecular Biology
- LSC-10032: Genetics and Evolution
- LSC-10033: Ecology and Environment
- LSC-10034: Natures Tools: Proteins and Enzymes
- LSC-10036: Cells and Organelles: Biochemical Aspects of Cell Biology
- LSC-10037: Diversity of Life
- LSC-10038: Information and Inheritance
- LSC-10039: Human Physiology and Pathology
- PHY-10022: Mechanics, Gravity and Relativity
- PHY-10024: Nature of Matter
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Science & Technology in the Contemporary World (TS) |
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NO General Education Credit |
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* May only be used to satisfy one general education category requirement
If a course that you are interested in taking is not listed above, please provide a detailed course description and syllabus (if available) to Dr. Kelly McConnaughay for general education credit evaluation. You may e-mail the information to Dr. McConnaughay at kdm@bradley.edu or bring it to Bradley Hall 226.
Please note that approved general education credit courses may not be offered by programs of study every semester.