Analyses of various styles in painting, architecture, costume, and ornament. Visits to museums and field trips. Society A study of painting, costume, furniture, and monuments in terms of artistic and social value. Architecture A study of the Romantic Movement in British art and architecture, 1790-1837. The course includes an analysis of the styles in painting and architecture, of the ideas that inspired them, and of the society that produced them.
Emphasis is on firsthand study of buildings and works of art.
Business International Business Operations A survey of the major functional areas of managing international business operations with emphasis on how decisions are influenced by cultural, economic, financial, marketing, administrative, and legal conditions. The foundation course for all marketing electives. The study of characteristics and processes of individuals, groups, and organizations that affect behavior within an organizational context. This survey course provides theoretical concepts and practical applications that focus on improving an individual's effectiveness within organizations. Go to top Communications Communications courses are open to all London Center students, but preference is given to communications majors.