Courses

UCSC Global Seminars are an academic program that aims to enhance students’ education by incorporating both traditional lectures with experiential learning outside of the classroom setting. Students will earn between 5 and 10 quarter units; therefore, students should expect rigorous academic coursework that is enriched by both the program’s location(s) and activities. Auditing is not an option.

Students on UCSC Global Seminars earn regular UC Santa Cruz course credit which may be used to fulfill degree, major, minor, General Education (GE) requirements. UC Santa Cruz students can use UCSC Global Seminar courses to fulfill their academic requirements as listed in the General Catalog. Students from other campuses should consult with the academic advisors from their home campuses to determine whether courses taken on our programs may be used to fulfill their specific academic requirements.

Course(s)

Lit 141G Granada: The Moor’s Last Sigh and the Muslim Frontier, The City in the Mediterranean Imagination (6 units)

This course will be an upper-division Literature course open to students from all majors. It will focus on the history of Granada and its place in the Mediterranean imaginary as a site of contact and negotiation between the Latin West and the Muslim Mediterranean. 

Course Syllabus Coming Soon