International Policy ........
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Seminar in Art: Non-Western Art ............................ 1-6
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ARTS 410
Biblical Studies
One unit of study each semester looks at an economic issue in either domestic or international policy.
Integration Seminar.......................................................... 3
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BBST 465
Geography I History
Modern China ..................................................................... 3 Stud ies in Deve loping Nations .................................... 3
HIST 332
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES CENTRE {ASC) Australia is a post modern metropolis able to bridge philosophies, cultures and even continents - a place now known for its more contemporary styles of painting, literature, and other arts. ASC seeks to prepare students to live the Christian life in a world that is reli giously and culturally pluralistic, whether in Australia, North America, or other parts of the world. Students are encouraged to think through their role as kingdom builders in aWestern world that is increasingly secular both intellectually and culturally. They are further challenged to grapple with the meaning of being salt and light in the culture-shaping arena of professional performing artist. ASC is designed to integrate the firsthand observation and study of Australian culture, history. religion and politics. together with experi ential service learning and formal instruction in the arts. The program is comprised of one seminar course designed especially for ASC students, and three or four electives chosen from the list of courses at Wesley Institute for Ministry and the Arts in Sydney. ASC students will travel throughout Australia. visiting parks and population centers that influence the public discourse in the country. Students will have opportunities to discuss what it means to be a Ch ri stian artist and to better understand their own calling. For more information. contact Dr. Sue Russell (suerussell@biola.edu or ext. 5675) in the School of lntercultural Studies. Also visit www. bestsemester.com. CHINA STUDIES PROGRAM (CSP) The China Studies Program is an interdisciplinary. semester pro gram based at Xiamen University in south coastal China. Students experience Chinese society while completing seminar courses under Chinese professors in the language, history. culture, geography. poli tics and economics of this dynamic nation. The program introduces students to China·s diversity and modernization through a series of trips to Beijing, Xi·an, Shanghi, Guangzhou . Plentiful opportunity to interact with Chinese students both on campus and in the metropo lis of Xiamen. Completion of the semester provides 15-17 semester units of academic credit. For more information and application materials, contact Dr. John Liang (john.liang@biola.edu) in School of lntercultural Studies.
HIST400
lntercultural Studies
Peoples of China ................................................................ 3 Practicum Seminar ........................................................ 1- 3
INCS 332
INCS473
Modern Languages
Chinese................................................................................... 3
HUFR 101
Music
Music Practicum ............................................................. 1- 3
Muse 4so
Physical Education PEED 110 z Political Science
Beginning Aerobics ........................................................... 1
Studies in Politi ca l Science ............................................ 3
POSC480
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC CENTER (CMC) The Contemporary Music Center - based on the beautiful island of Martha's Vineyard, five miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts - is designed for students who are interested in making and mar keting contemporary music. In addition to core courses investigating the music industry and the intersection of faith and culture. students may choose between the Artist Track and the Music Executive Track. The curriculum provides for ample hands-on experience. plus lectures. seminars. directed study and an intensive field experience in Nashville or New York. When not in class, students will be in the studio or the music business offices. and together will make and market a CD of original music. The program isn·t just for music majors, it's for any student consider ing a career as a musician, vocalist, songwriter. producer, engineer, artist manager, booking agent. A&R director, marketing execu- tive, music publisher, concert promoter or entertainment industry entrepreneur. For more information contact Dr. Gerry Fisher (gerald. fisher@biola edu) in the Mass Communication Department. Core Courses Faith, Music & Culture ............................................ ... . . ........................... 3 Inside the Music Industry ...... ........... 3 Practicum .. .. ......................... 1 Artist Track Essentials of Songwriting.. .. ... ... .... ... ............................ 3 Studio Recording .......................................................................................................... 3 Performance ........................................................................ ... .. ...................................... 3 Executive Track Artist Management ............................................................. ........................................ 3 Artists & Repertoire .. Music Marketing and Sales. .. ... .. .......... ........... ........... .. ..... ... .... .... .. .. .. ...... 3
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