Undergraduate Program Schedule, The Netherlands
2015 - 2016 Academic Year
BACHELOR DEGREES
International Business and Management Studies (dual degree)
Management (BA)
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Management with International Business (BA)
Management with Marketing (BA)
Business Administration (BS)
Applied Behavioral and Social Sciences (dual degree)
Psychology (BA)
International Relations (BA)
Media Communications (BA)
FALL 2015 SEMESTER COURSES 16 weeks: 24 Aug - 18 Dec
Business and
Management
Global
Politics
Behavioral
and Social
Sciences
Media
Communications
General
Education
and Electives
SPRING 2016 SEMESTER COURSES 16 weeks: 11 Jan - 7 May
ECON 2030
BUSN 2750
ACCT 2025
BUSN 4990
MNGT 4940
CSIS 3410
MNGT 3510
MNGT 4570
MNGT 4920
MNGT 3440
MNGT 4610
MNGT 4970
ACCT 3025
Macroeconomics
Introduction to Statistics
Managerial Accounting
Business Policy & Strategy
Global Competitive Strategies
Information Analysis
Advertising
Marketing Research
Marketing Strategies
Stress Management
Reading Course: Issues in Management
Senior Thesis
Advanced Mgt & Cost Accounting
INTL 1500
ECON 2030
INTL 2030
INTL 2700
The World System Since 1500
Principles of Macroeconomics
International Law
Methods of Political Inquiry
Fall 1 term (8 weeks)
24 Aug - 16 Oct
PSYC 2200 Child Psychology
MATH 1410
PSYC 1100
PSYC 2300
Fall 2 term (8 weeks)
26 oct - 18 Dec
PSYC 3725 / SOCI 4000
Psychology of Judgement &
Decision Making
PSYC 2475
PSYC 2825
PSYC 3075
PSYC 3600
PSYC 3775
PSYC 3900
PSYC 4300
PSYC 4650
PSYC 4750
PSYC 4825
SOCI 1100
Introduction to College Mathematics
Introduction to Psychology
Life Span Development /
Developmental Psychology
Topics in Sex & Gender
Introduction to Research Methods
Stress Management
Social Psychology
Personality Theory
Introduction to Counseling
Health Psychology
Physiological Psychology
Advanced Statistics
Senior Thesis
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Asian Art
Creative Strategies (GCP)
Introduction to Audio Production
Fundementals of Reporting
Introduction to Mass Communicaitons
Media Literacy
Law and the Media
Digital Basic Photogrpahy
Interpersonal Communications
Introduction to Video Production 1
Fall 1 term (8 weeks)
24 Aug - 16 Oct
INTM 1600 Intro to Interactive
Digital Media
ART 2120
DESN 2500
MEDC 2200
MEDC 2800
PHOT 2000
Topics in Literature
Creative Writing: Fiction First Year Seminar
Advanced Placement Seminar
Global Keystone Seminar
Topics in Music
Making Decisions
Introduction to Ethics
Composition
Advanced Composition
Fall 1 term (8 weeks)
24 Aug - 16 Oct
ILC 1090 Elementary Dutch Level 1
SOCI 2175 Social Movements
SPAN 1090 Elementary Spanish, Level I
MATH 1430
ADVT 1940
MNGT 2100
ECON 2020
FINC 3210
MNGT 3320
ACCT 2010
MNGT 3500
MNGT 3450
MNGT 3400
ECON 4720
MNGT 4100
BUSN 3750
BUSN 4300
WRIT 3100
College Algebra
Marketing Communications
Management Theory & Practice
Principle of Microeconomics
Principles of Finance
Business Law: International
Financial Accounting
Marketing
Organizational Behavior
Human Resources Management
International Trade & Finance
International Management
Quantitative Methods
Business Ethics
Report & Proposal Writing
POLT 1050
HRTS 1100
POLT 1070
HIST 2340
INTL 2650
INTL 3100
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Human Rights
Introduction to Political Theory
History of American Business and Management
Politics of Peace
International Political Economy
PSYC 1100
ANTH 1100
PSYC 2700
SOCI 3000
Psyc 2450
SOCI 3000
PSYC 2750
PSYC 3125
PSYC 3475
PSYC 3550
PSYC 3850
PSYC 4000
PSYC 4825
PSYC 4900
WRIT 3100
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Anthropology GCP
Psychology and Women
Psychology and Women
Psychology of Interpersonal Communication
Psychology of Interpersonal Communication
Introduction to Measurement & Statistics
Abnormal Psychology
International Psychology
History, Philosophy & Systems of Psychology
Sensation & Perception
Advanced Studies: Psychological Report Writing
Senior Thesis
Senior Overview
Report & Proposal Writing
ARHS 2320
ART 1010
AUDI 1000
JOUR 1030
MEDC 1010
MEDC 1630
MEDC 4100
PHOT 1010
SPCM 1280
VIDE 1000
ENGL 1044
ENGL 2160
FRSH 1200a
FRSH 1200b
KEYS 4000
MUSC 1070
PHIL 2000
PHIL 2110
WRIT 1010
WRIT 2000
Fall 1 term (8 weeks)
24 Aug - 16 Oct
BUSN 1000 Spreadsheets (1 cr)
BUSN 4110 Operations Management
Fall 2 term (8 weeks)
26 oct - 18 Dec
MNGT 4330 International Marketing
Fall 1 term (8 weeks)
24 Aug - 16 Oct
INTL 3500 Environmental and Energy
Fall 2 term (8 weeks)
26 oct - 18 Dec
HIST 3150 International Affairs
Intermediate Drawing
Digital Portfolios
Ethics in the Media
Cultural Diversity in the Media
Photography II
Sp 1 term (8 weeks)
11 Jan - 5 Mar
BUSN 4650 International Business
SUMMER 2016: 17 May - 9 July
MNGT 3700
MNGT 3100
Intro to Entrepreneurship
& SBM
Sustainable Careers
Sp 2 term (8 weeks)
15 Mar - 7 May
MNGT 3100 Project Management
Sp 1 term (8 weeks)
11 Jan - 5 Mar
HRTS 3080 Advanced Topics in Human
Rights
POLT 4100 Advanced Studies in
International Politics
Sp 1 term (8 weeks)
11 Jan - 5 Mar
PSYC 1800 Careers in Psychology
POLT 2500
Interdisciplinary Approach
to Politics
POLT 4600
Political Science Seminar
PSYC 2000
Issues in Contemporary
Society
Topics: Media Psychology
Topics: Media Psychology
Industrial Organizational
Psychology
PSYC 3000
MEDC 3150
PSYC 3575
Sp 2 term (8 weeks)
15 Mar - 7 May
PSYC 4000 Advanced Studies in
Psychology: Criminology
Sp 1 term (8 weeks) 11 Jan - 5 Mar
EPMD 1000 Introduction to Media
Production
INTM 2200 Visual Design for Interactive
Digital Media
VIDE 2200 Field Production
PHOT 4000
SCPT 2900
THEA 1050
Film to Photoshop
Scriptwriting
Theater Appreciation
Sp 2 term (8 weeks)
15 Mar - 7 May
SPCM 1040 Public Speaking
Fall 2 term (8 weeks)
26 oct - 18 Dec
ANTH 2300 Culture & Communication
ILC 1100 Elementary Dutch Level 2
SPAN 1100 Elementary Spanish, Level II
ARHS 2210
ENGL 2110
FRSH 1200
GNST 2500
KEYS 4000
PHIL 1010
PHIL 2000
SOCI 2475
WRIT 1010
WRIT 2000
Current Art
Perspectives
First Year Seminar
Honors Seminar
Global Keystone Seminar
Critical Thinking
Making Decisions
Sex and Gender
Composition
Advanced Composition
Sp 1 term (8 weeks) 11 Jan - 5 Mar
GNST 2000 Topics in Liberal Arts
SPAN 2090Intermediate Spanish:
Level I
SPCM 1040 Public Speaking
Sp 2 term (8 weeks) 15 Mar - 7 May
ILC 2150Topics in Culture:
Contemporary Italian Culture
SPAN 2100Intermediate Spanish:
Level II
SUST 1000 Introduction to
Sustainability Studies
ITAL 1090
PHIL 1100
PHIL 2320
Elementary Italian - Level I
Introduction to Philosophy
Contemporary Moral Problems
Global Citizenship Courses (by Knowledge Areas)
Fall
semester
Arts Appreciation
(ARTS)
Global Understanding (GLBL)
ART 1010
ENGL 2160
PHOT 1010
MUSC 1070
ARHS 2320
POLT 1050
Fall 1
ILC 1090
SPAN 1090
Fall 2
SPAN 1100
Last update: 4/20/15
Spring
semester
Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer
ILC 2150
INTL 1500
MATH 1430
PHIL 2000
PSYC 2750
Roots of Cultures (ROC)
ANTH 1100
ENGL 1044
PHIL 2110
HRTS 1100
MEDC 1630
Social Systems and
Human Behaviors (SSHB)
ITAL 1090
SUST 1000
Physical and Natural World (PNW)
Quantitative
Literacy (QL)
THEA 1050
SPCM 1040
MATH 1410
PHIL 2000
ANTH 2300
SOCI 2175
SPCM 1280
ENGL 2110
ARHS 2210
PHIL 1100
PSYC 1100
SOCI 2475
PHIL 2320
General Education (by category)
Fall
semester
Fall 1
Fall 2
Spring
semester
Arts Appreciation (ART)
MUSC 1070
ARHS 2210
Communications (COM)
JOUR 1030
MEDC 1010
MEDC 1630
SPCM 1280
WRIT 1010
WRIT 2000
WRIT 1010
WRIT 2000
ANTH 1100
ARHS 2320
POLT 1050
THEA 1050
SPCM 1040
PHIL 1010
Critical Thinking (CRI)
Cultural Understanding (CUL)
Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer
ILC 1090
SPAN 1090
ANTH 2300
ILC 1100
SPAN 1100
ENGL 2110
PHIL 1100
PHIL 2320
SPAN 2090
ILC 2150
SPAN 2100
Historical Consciousness (HST) HRTS 1100
INTL 1500
PHIL 1100
Humanities (HUM)
PHIL 2110
THEA 1050
Mathematics (MTH)
MATH 1430
PSYC 2750
PSYC 1100
ARHS 2210
ENGL 2110
MATH 1410
Scientific Understanding
(SCI)
PSYC 1100
PSYC 2750
Values (VAL)
ANTH 1100
BUSN 4300
HRTS 1100
Other
FRSH 1200a
FRSH 1200b
KEYS 4000
ANTH 2300
Tuition and Fees for 2015 -16*:
Flat rate fee for full-time students: €7,800 per semester (4-6
courses), incl. books. Part-time students ( < 4 courses per
semester) and Summer term: €1,395 per course, excl. books. See
website for details.
Normal study load per year is 10 courses: 4 courses per semester
plus 2 summer term courses (60 EC).
*Adjustment expected for Summer 2016.
US and Dutch Financial Aid
Financial assistance in the form of low-interest rate loans is
available for US citizens and holders of a US Green Card. Please
contact our financial aid office for more information.
Students with Dutch nationality in the IBMS and ABSS majors may
qualify for Dutch “studiefinanciering”. Other EEA nationalities may
also qualify; see www.ib-groep.nl.
Scholarships
There are a limited number of scholarships available. Please check
our website or ask your student advisor for additional information.
PHIL 2320
GNST 2500
KEYS 4000
GNST 2000
Course Registration
Students register for courses with their advisor, generally for
a semester at a time, in weeks 4 – 6 of the preceding eightweek term. Full-time students take 4 – 6 courses (12 – 18
credit hours) per semester.
Adds, Drops and Withdrawals
It is possible to drop courses until the Friday of week 2 of
the term. Dropped courses will not appear on a student’s
transcript and tuition will be credited in full. It is possible
to add courses until the first class of the second week, if
instructor permission is secured.
After the drop deadline, it is possible to withdraw from 8week courses until the Friday of week 6, and from 16-week
courses until the Friday of week 12. Withdrawing from a
course results in a “W” grade and a partial or zero refund
depending on the week of the term.
Webster University, Boommarkt 1, 2311 EA Leiden - Tel: (071) 516 8000 - www.webster.nl - e-mail: info@webster.nl