Aims to prepare students for life as informed citizens in a multicultural world. Course includes the study of humanity from our early origins through the present, emphasizing the unity of human experience; the diversity of peoples; the variety of civilizations and cultures; the effects of geography and technology on human life; and the changing patterns of social, political, economic, and cultural institutions, both within civilizations and globally. The first half of the course focuses on the patterns of major civilizations in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The second half focuses on the civilizational interactions during the past 500 years, which have created the world as it is today. Suggested for the third year.
Recent sections
Fall 2026 · 6 sections
Aug 17 – Dec 11
Section
Days & time
Location
Instructor
HON01Class #6261-CORE-360-HON01
Days & timeTuesday, Thursday 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Honors Building HON001 (Lecture)
LocationHonors Building HON001
InstructorPatrick Rasico
02Class #6262-CORE-360-02
Days & time
Monday, Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM Park Johnson 209 (Lecture)
LocationPark Johnson 209
InstructorJanet Walsh
03Class #6263-CORE-360-03
Days & timeMonday, Wednesday 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Park Johnson 305 (Lecture)
LocationPark Johnson 305
InstructorJanet Walsh
04Class #6264-CORE-360-04
Days & timeTuesday, Thursday 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM Park Johnson 208 (Lecture)
LocationPark Johnson 208
InstructorJanet Walsh
05Class #6265-CORE-360-05
Days & timeTuesday, Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Park Johnson 208 (Lecture)