Diversity Across the Curriculum

Diversity

One course credit or approved study abroad experience required for all Wartburg College degrees. Below are the courses approved to meet the Diversity requirement in the Wartburg Plan of Essential Education . 

• Study abroad for a term or a year
• ART 375 Drawing and Painting in Italy
• BA 441 Multinational Management
• BA 442 International Marketing
• BI 213 New Zealand Ecology and Maori Life II
• BI 216 Ecology of Guyana II
• BI 295 Special Topics
• 1. Ecology and Culture of the Amazon II
• COM 270 Communication Perspectives: Gender and Sexuality
• EC 295 Special Topics
• 1. Economics of Peace and Conflict
• EC 348 Development Economics
• EC 355 International Trade and Finance
• EC 356 Social Entrepreneurship and Microfinance
• ED 212 Human Relations
• EN 156 Introduction to Myth and Folklore
• EN 205 Survey of World Literature I
• EN 206 Survey of World Literature II
• EN 254 Environmental Literature and Film
• EN 261 British Isles: Literary Locations
• EN 295 Special Topics
• 1. Asian Literature and Film
  2. Multicultural American Literature
• EN 314 Major Women Writers
• EN 340 The Secret History of Books
• EN 395 Special Topics
• 1. Multiethnic American Literature
• FL 350 Topics in Comparative Culture
• FR 260 French Culture
• FR 262 Francophone Culture in the Americas
• FR 268 Cultural and Interfaith Immersion in Senegal
• GER 255 Eisenach: Study of East German Community II
• GER 260 May Abroad: German Culture I
• GER 275 German Culture Through Film
• GER 305 German for the Professions
• GER 313 German Society in Film and Fiction
• GER 314 Minority Experience in German Society
• GM 201 Intercultural Communication
• GM 216 Society and Culture of Guyana II
• GM 223 Tour With the Arts
• GM 224 India: Diversity Issues and the Economy
• GM 230 Southeast Asia Expedition II
• GM 232 Japan: Tradition and Culture in the 21st Century
• GM 270 Exploration and Service Learning in Alaska
• GM 308 Middle East Life and Culture
• HI 141 African History
• HI 150 20th-Century Non-Western History and Geography
• HI 211 Rise and Fall of Early Empires
• HI 212 Castles and Cathedrals
• HI 224 Modern History and Culture of the Middle East
• HI 282 Women in Early World History
• HI 343 Colonialism and Culture
• ID 304 China in Transition
• ID 310 The Holocaust and Its Significance for Our Time
• ID 313 Aging in a Changing Society
• ID 322 The Anthropology of the Pilgrimage: The Road to Santiago de Compostela
• ID 323 Historical Roots of Mathematics and Physics
• ID 359 Tanzania and the Global AIDS Crisis
• ID 360 Metropolis: Place of Convergence
• MU 252 Introduction to Ethnomusicology
• PBH 201 Global Health
• PH 341 Buddhist Traditions
• PS 130 Contemporary Political Ideologies
• PS 209 State and Local Government: Denver
• PS 270 Comparative Political Systems
• PS 302 International Relations
• PS 304 The Developing World
• PSY 221 History of Psychology: A European Tour
• PSY 330 Cross-Cultural Psychology
• RE 202 World Religions in Dialogue
• RE 210 Theology and Ethics of Martin Luther King
• RE 215 Contemporary Moral Problems: Poverty or Racism
• RE 255 Urban Ministry
• RE 257 The Church in Latin America
• RE 277 Reformation Then and Now
• RE 310 Living with Death
• RE 324 Religious Traditions of Immigrant Communities
• RE 340 Islam and the Modern World
• RE 341 Buddhist Traditions
• RE 342 Religions of China
• RE 343 Religions of Japan
• RE 373 Religion Across Cultures
• SO 225 Race, Class and Gender
• SO 380 Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• SO 385 Global Communities
• SP 260 Hispanic Culture I
• SW 104 Basic American Sign Language
• SW 210 Meeting the Needs of Children
• SW 213 Working With Different Abilities
• WS 150 Introduction to Women’s Studies
• WS 282 Women in Early World History
• WS 314 Major Women Writers
• WS 380 Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective