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UCSC International Curriculum
The courses within the UCSC International Curriculum will be mainly offered on a semester basis (both Spring and Fall); however, as changes may occur, applicants will be advised on the effective and definitive list of courses available two months before the semester starts.
The courses bear the equivalent of 3 U.S. Credits, however within the European Exchange framework these same courses have the value of 4 ECTS. The conversion from US or ECTS credits to your credit system is defined by your home institution. Please refer to your Study Abroad Advisor for detailed information.
Please view the Academic Policies for the UCSC International Curriculum.
Business and Economics
■ Strategic Management & Entrepreneurship: the Italian Perspective
■ Entrepreneurship Lab: Creating a New Business
■ Business, Government and the Global Economy
■ The Political Economy of the European Integration
■ The Globalization of Finance: Managing Returns and Risks
International Relations
■ The European Union in the World: A Superpower in the Making?
■ International Relations and the Middle East: A Comparative European Perspective
Italian Culture: Literature, Theatre, Cinema, Music and Phylosophy
■ Methods of Illusion: la mise-en-scéne from Drama to Fiction and Visual Arts
■ "A Descent into Hell,"Virtues and Vices in Renaissance Italian Literature from Dante to Machiavelli
■ Creative Italian Storytelling: from Literature to Cinema to other Forms of Fiction
■ Desire, Freedom and Justice in Christian Tought
■ Verdi and the Anthology of Italian Opera
■ Music, Technology, Show Business. One Century of Records and Audiovisuals
■ Italian Cuisine and Language course Lab: a First Step to becoming an Italian "Master Chef" NB: please note that this course bears the equivalent of 5 ECTS credits
Fashion and Design
■ From the Catwalk to the Classroom: an Introduction to Modern Italian Fashion
■ What is design? The Fundamentals os an Italian industry
■ The Luxury Market: Structure, Players and Success Factors
Media, Communications & Sociology
■ Federico Fellini and Contemporary Italian Cinema
■ Digital Journalism and Digital Media in Italy
■ Publishing, Publicity and Cultural Journalism
■ New Frontiers in Brand Communication and Consumer Engagement
■ "Green is the New Black": asset and appeal of the value "Enviroment" in Global Business Communication
■ Reading Milan and Italian cities: Place-making and Cultural Resources
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