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78 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
IS 195. Interpretation and Analysis (3)
Open only to undergraduate students from abroad. Prerequisite: permiSSIOn of
instructor. Individual analysis of the knowledge and _ skills of the student's field of
study; application to problems in the country in which the knowledge and skills
are to be applied. Scholarly paper .
. GRADUATE COURSES
15 293. Contemporary America (3)
Open only ro sn1denrs from abroad. Prerequisite: graduate standing and permission
of instructor. eminar including studies from area of antlu:opology, economics,
history, Literature, political science, psychology, sociology, and related fields. (See
School of Graduate Studies.)
IS 295. Interpretation and Analysis (3)
Open only to graduate students from abroad. Prerequisite: pcrmJssJon of instructor
. .lndividll'lll analysis of rhe knowledge and skills of the student's field of
study; application to problems in the country in which the knowledge and skills
are to be ·applied. Scholarly paper. (Sec Scboot of Gradt«ne Studies.)
OVERSEAS PROGRAM
The California State Colleges offer academic year programs of study at a number
of distinguished universities abroad. In 1968-69 the cooperating universities are:
University of Aix--1\llarscillc, France; Free University of Berlin and University of
Heidelberg, Germ:tny; University of Florence, Italy; Waseda University, Tokyo,
Japan; Ur1iversir,y of Granada and University of Madrid, Spain; University of
Stockholm and Unive1-sizy of Uppsala, Sweden; National University, Taiwan. Acadentic
work successfuUy completed at the cooperating universities ab.ro_ad may be
applied toward the degree requirements of the college in accordance with college
regulations with a maximum of tbircy units for two semesters.
A selection among applicar'lts from all California Stnte Colleges is made on the
hAsis of academic, linguistic, and personal qualifications. The criteria are:
(a) Upper division or graduate standing by the beginning of the academic year
abroad;
(b) Acadefllic achievement;
(c) Proficiency in the language of instruction;
(d) Faculty recommendations.
Cost to the student includes round trip transportation from San Francisco to
the host univenity, room and board for the academic year, and medical insurance.
Incidental CKpenses, individual travel, etc., must be borne by the participant. In
1968-69 these cosrs arc: Taiwan, $1,770; France, Germany, Spain, S2,070; Italy,
Japan, 2,170; Sweden, $2 370. Paymems may be scheduled tlu:oughout the year.
Programs in Ttaly, Japan., Sweden, and Taiwan do not require previous linguistic
prcpnr:uion· applicants for all other programs must demonstrate adequate facility
iu lhc hngu:~ge of irutn1ction at thr. hmr nnivr.l'$1iry.
Application for the 1969- 70 academic year should be made early in the fall
semester I 968. Detailed info1·mation may be obtained at the office of the Dean of
Students, or by writing to the Office of International Programs, The California
State Colleges, 1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, California 94132.
COURSES
Fresno State College students under the California State Colleges International
Study Programs register concurrently at Fresno State College and at the host
institution abroad, with credit assigned in terms of Fresno collrses. Undergraduate
studcnrs who find appropriate study opportunities at the host institution but no
counterpart course at Fresno State Coll~ge may use Independent Study (190), and
Object Description
| Title | 1968-69 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1968-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
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| Full Text Search | 78 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE IS 195. Interpretation and Analysis (3) Open only to undergraduate students from abroad. Prerequisite: permiSSIOn of instructor. Individual analysis of the knowledge and _ skills of the student's field of study; application to problems in the country in which the knowledge and skills are to be applied. Scholarly paper . . GRADUATE COURSES 15 293. Contemporary America (3) Open only ro sn1denrs from abroad. Prerequisite: graduate standing and permission of instructor. eminar including studies from area of antlu:opology, economics, history, Literature, political science, psychology, sociology, and related fields. (See School of Graduate Studies.) IS 295. Interpretation and Analysis (3) Open only to graduate students from abroad. Prerequisite: pcrmJssJon of instructor . .lndividll'lll analysis of rhe knowledge and skills of the student's field of study; application to problems in the country in which the knowledge and skills are to be ·applied. Scholarly paper. (Sec Scboot of Gradt«ne Studies.) OVERSEAS PROGRAM The California State Colleges offer academic year programs of study at a number of distinguished universities abroad. In 1968-69 the cooperating universities are: University of Aix--1\llarscillc, France; Free University of Berlin and University of Heidelberg, Germ:tny; University of Florence, Italy; Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan; Ur1iversir,y of Granada and University of Madrid, Spain; University of Stockholm and Unive1-sizy of Uppsala, Sweden; National University, Taiwan. Acadentic work successfuUy completed at the cooperating universities ab.ro_ad may be applied toward the degree requirements of the college in accordance with college regulations with a maximum of tbircy units for two semesters. A selection among applicar'lts from all California Stnte Colleges is made on the hAsis of academic, linguistic, and personal qualifications. The criteria are: (a) Upper division or graduate standing by the beginning of the academic year abroad; (b) Acadefllic achievement; (c) Proficiency in the language of instruction; (d) Faculty recommendations. Cost to the student includes round trip transportation from San Francisco to the host univenity, room and board for the academic year, and medical insurance. Incidental CKpenses, individual travel, etc., must be borne by the participant. In 1968-69 these cosrs arc: Taiwan, $1,770; France, Germany, Spain, S2,070; Italy, Japan, 2,170; Sweden, $2 370. Paymems may be scheduled tlu:oughout the year. Programs in Ttaly, Japan., Sweden, and Taiwan do not require previous linguistic prcpnr:uion· applicants for all other programs must demonstrate adequate facility iu lhc hngu:~ge of irutn1ction at thr. hmr nnivr.l'$1iry. Application for the 1969- 70 academic year should be made early in the fall semester I 968. Detailed info1·mation may be obtained at the office of the Dean of Students, or by writing to the Office of International Programs, The California State Colleges, 1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, California 94132. COURSES Fresno State College students under the California State Colleges International Study Programs register concurrently at Fresno State College and at the host institution abroad, with credit assigned in terms of Fresno collrses. Undergraduate studcnrs who find appropriate study opportunities at the host institution but no counterpart course at Fresno State Coll~ge may use Independent Study (190), and |
