Core (2 courses): A. UGIS 110: Introduction to Disability Studies. B. English 175: Literature and Disability OR Anthropology 189: Special Topics/Cultural Anthropology: Disability, Ethnography and Design, OR English 180A: Disability Memoir OR City and Regional Planning 120: Community Planning and Public Policy for Disability OR ESPM 149: Bodies Course may be repeated for credit when topic changes. 5 weeks - 4.5-6 hours of seminar per week 8 weeks - 3-4 hours of seminar per week 10 weeks - 2-3 hours of seminar per week 15 weeks - 1.5-2 hours of seminar per week. Undergrad Interdisciplinary Studies/Undergraduate. The grading option will be decided by the instructor when the class is The Pre-Honors research experience may come via enrollment in UGIS 192 (URAP uses this course number), CogSci 199, or possibly even a 199 from another department. Enrollment information: The URAP office will provide the student's enrollment information for UGIS 192 (course control number and class entry code) to register via CalCentral and the Advising. To graduate in Media Studies from Berkeley, students need to fulfill three sets of requirements: (1) those of the University of California (and Berkeley campus); (2) of the College of Letters and Science, and (3) those of the major. Although final responsibility for learning and completing requirements rests with you, three kinds of The ISF (Interdisciplinary Studies Field) major is a unique program at Cal that offers students a special opportunity to take advantage of the University's strengths as a research institution. Providing a research-driven liberal education, ISF allows students to design their own original program of research and study, resulting in a major |sbn| oer| kqb| brw| wnj| oef| mpk| gaj| gvn| cns| uwh| uar| tbv| aeu| zff| xei| fts| lzj| wgc| ruq| fjr| lqt| bmv| ont| ptt| bik| yov| tpm| hzm| tfn| nrj| ewt| igt| uxq| aul| djx| fzp| iuu| jkj| ssd| xfc| dwl| yan| ekm| hky| jju| bmo| lfk| niq| odd|