INT courses
240 courses · Pace University · Fall 2026
- INT 193 — Science and Technology in Contemporary Society1 section
- INT 194 — Reinventing Nursing Through the Arts and Media1 section
- INT 195 — Topics: Cultures of Central Europe1 section
- INT 195A — The French Connection1 section
- INT 195B — Topic: The Hudson River and the American Tide1 section
- INT 195C — Imagining the Second World War1 section
- INT 196 — Italian Culture and Civilization: Classical-Contemporary1 section
- INT 196A — Glory and Infamy of the Caesars: Roman History and Civilization1 section
- INT 196B — Prior Learning Assessment1 section
- INT 196C — Integrity Issues in Telecommunications1 section
- INT 196D — Italian Art and Literature from Antiquity to Baroque1 section
- INT 196E — Topics: Mutlidisciplinary Writing1 section
- INT 196F — Literature of the African Diaspora1 section
- INT 196G — From Dutch Trading Post to Great Metropolis,1624-18981 section
- INT 196H — Topic: Music and Expression of Sound1 section
- INT 196J — The Sacred and the Secular in East Asia1 section
- INT 196K — Science, Math and Technology1 section
- INT 196L — Topic: The Rise and Fall Of Civilizations1 section
- INT 196M — Rebelling Against the Present: Modernity and its Critics1 section
- INT 196N — Cuba: The Ongoing Revolution1 section
- INT 196P — Making Connections: Telecommunications Workers and 20th Century Labor History1 section
- INT 196Q — Writing through Drama1 section
- INT 196R — Empire and Beyond1 section
- INT 196S — Urban Social Photography1 section
- INT 196T — Travel Seminar: Greece1 section
- INT 196U — Roots of Democracy and Contemporary Society: Defining the American Experience1 section
- INT 196V — Revolutions in Modern French Thought: Philosophical and Literary Perspectives1 section
- INT 196W — Social Constructions of Nature: A Critical and Philosophical Examination of the Natural World1 section
- INT 196X — After the Hemlock: Legacy of Greece and Rome in Modern Times1 section
- INT 196Y — Society and Self: The Human Ideal in France & Britain1 section
- INT 197 — Topics in Interdisciplinary1 section
- INT 197A — Crossroads and Crossfire: The struggle For Women's Rights in a Globalized World1 section
- INT 197AS — Crossroads and Crossfire: The Global Struggle for Women's Rights - Learning Community1 section
- INT 197B — Cybercitizenship: Ethics and the Internet1 section
- INT 197C — American Women in Literature and Life: The Changing Roles of American Women1 section
- INT 197D — From Versailles to Euro Disney: History and Culture of Modern France1 section
- INT 197E — From Guillotine to the Eiffel Tower1 section
- INT 197F — Writing Nature: Ethics, Aesthetics and the Environment1 section
- INT 197G — Rome: The Eternal City - Travel Course1 section
- INT 197H — Exploring Meaning in the World of Work1 section
- INT 197J — Writing Nature: The Rhetoric of Environmental Discourse1 section
- INT 197K — Monsters, Maidens, and Mayhem: Love, Lust, and War in the Middle Ages1 section
- INT 197L — Topic: Crusaders for Social Justice1 section
- INT 197N — Topic: Baroque Bravura (1600 - 1700): Painting Lessons From Masters1 section
- INT 197P — Plagues and Pestilence1 section
- INT 197Q — Topic: Aesthetics: Theory and Practice: Philosophy of Art and Philosophy in Art1 section
- INT 197R — Theme: Advocacy and Leadership1 section
- INT 197S — Spaceship Earth1 section
- INT 197T — Reacting to the Past: Conflict and Revolution in Early Modern Europe1 section
- INT 197U — Society and Self: The Human Ideal in France and Britain1 section
- INT 197V — Ancient World Empires: From Alexander to Augustus1 section
- INT 197W — Wired: From NY to the World: Producing an International News Program1 section
- INT 197Y — Comparative Racial and Gender Politics of South Africa and the U.S.1 section
- INT 197Z — Topic: American Dreams and Realities: Learning Community1 section
- INT 198A — Introduction to Environmental Studies: Philosophical, Political and Social Perspectives I1 section
- INT 198B — Introduction to Environmental Studies: Philosophical, Political and Social Perspectives II1 section
- INT 198C — Post-Colonial Women in the Middle East and North Africa: Readings in Literature, Culture and…1 section
- INT 198D — History and Liteature of France from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance1 section
- INT 198E — Economic, Political and Social Dimensions of Immigration1 section
- INT 198F — Reacting to the Past: Conflict and Revolution in Early America1 section
- INT 198G — Nature Exposed: Exploring Nature through the Lens1 section
- INT 198H — Computers and the Surveillance Society1 section
- INT 198J — Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Painting: From Monet to Van Gogh1 section
- INT 198K — Gender and Television1 section
- INT 198L — Faith, Society, Conflict: The Middle East from Ancient Times to the Arab Spring1 section
- INT 198M — The History, Literature and Culture of the Spanish Borderlands of North America1 section
- INT 198N — Topic: PACE Prep: A Preparatory Course for Incoming First Year Students to Pace University1 section
- INT 198P — Topic: Viewpointing Emotion: Psychological Theory and Theatrical Reality1 section
- INT 198R — Contemporary Issues In Communications1 section
- INT 198S — Topic: Global Politics of Peace and Social Justice1 section
- INT 198T — Topic: Art Worlds New York City: Exploring Art, Culture and Power in the City1 section
- INT 198V — Fearless Texts: Rethinking Writing in Don Quixote and Beyond1 section
- INT 198W — Developing Wonder: Theater for the Very Young and Child Developmental Psychology1 section
- INT 198X — Topic: New Media and Gender1 section
- INT 199A — Introduction to Environmental Science: Biological Perspective1 section
- INT 199B — Introduction to Environmental Science: Chemical Perspectives1 section
- INT 199C — The Histories and Literatures of Challenges to Religious and Social Orthodoxies in Europe1 section
- INT 199D — Historical Role Playing Games: Introduction to Reacting to the Past1 section
- INT 200 — Special Topics1 section
- INT 200A — Topic: Vietnam Era- History and Literature1 section
- INT 200B — Topics: Music and Literature1 section
- INT 200C — Perspectives on Community: Active Service and Research1 section
- INT 200D — Topics: German Literature in Music1 section
- INT 200E — Special Topics: Just Justice1 section
- INT 200F — The Ancient Greek Experience1 section
- INT 200G — Topics: Minorities in America 1880-19801 section
- INT 200H — Special Topics: The Golden Age of Paris Expatriates1 section
- INT 200I — American History and Literature 1895-Present1 section
- INT 200J — Topic: American Political Thought- Roots and Branches1 section
- INT 200K — Topic: Music and History of Modern Europe1 section
- INT 200L — Masterpieces from the World of Literature and Music1 section
- INT 200M — Topic: Vietnam Era- History and Literature1 section
- INT 200N — Seventeenth Century Literature and Music1 section
- INT 200P — Special Topics: The Civil War1 section
- INT 200Q — Topics: Dyson Scholars in Residence Seminar1 section
- INT 200R — Topic: Romanticism- Art, Music and Literature1 section
- INT 200S — Topic: Study in Modern French and American Literature1 section
- INT 200T — Special Topics: Renaissance Perspectives1 section
- INT 200U — Special Topics: Greece: A Modern Odyssey1 section
- INT 200V — Literature and History of Latin America1 section
- INT 200W — Topic: Concepts of Life and Physical Sciences1 section
- INT 200Y — 20th Century French, North African, American Fiction1 section
- INT 200Z — Love and Risk in American, French and Russian Fiction1 section
- INT 201A — Topic: 20th Century United States History and Literature1 section
- INT 201B — Women in 20th Century History and Literature1 section
- INT 201C — Victorianism toPost Modernism: British Culture and Society1 section
- INT 201D — Environmental Problems and Human Responses1 section
- INT 201E — Pursuit of Happiness: Literature and History of Social Change1 section
- INT 201F — Service and Study in Rio de Janerio1 section
- INT 201G — Albania - Country in Transition1 section
- INT 201H — Mexico in History and Literature1 section
- INT 201J — Topic: Contemporary American Literature: Harlem Renaissance1 section
- INT 201K — Topic: Baseball1 section
- INT 201L — Trip to Appalachia1 section
- INT 201M — Topic: The Bible and the Arts1 section
- INT 201N — Topic/Tour: Destination Nicaragua1 section
- INT 201P — Topic: Environmental Politics and the Economy1 section
- INT 201R — Topics: Medieval Perspectives1 section
- INT 201S — Topics: Folk Tales of the World1 section
- INT 201T — Fiction in a Frame: Story Collections- M. Agnes/Renai1 section
- INT 201V — The Vietnam Era1 section
- INT 202A — Literature, Philosophy and The American Environment1 section
- INT 202B — Topic: History and Literature of Contemporary Spain1 section
- INT 202C — Topic: Beyond Right and Wrong : Exploration in Literature and Philosophy1 section
- INT 202D — French and American Fiction1 section
- INT 202E — Flora, Fauna & Folklore: NY to Hawaii - Travel Course1 section
- INT 202L — Special Topics: Ethics in a Competitive Society1 section
- INT 290 — Confucianism, Capitalism and Finance in China1 section
- INT 293 — Science and Technology in Contemporary Society1 section
- INT 295A — Topics: The Development of the Immigrant Child1 section
- INT 295B — Topic: Ethics in Action: UN's Sustainable Development Goals1 section
- INT 295C — Topics: There's No Place Like Home1 section
- INT 295D — Topic: Seeing the World Differently... Through Photography and Economics1 section
- INT 296 — Topics in Interdisciplinary1 section
- INT 296A — Literary and Philosophical Perspectives on the Hebrew Bible1 section
- INT 296B — Beowulf to Lear: Medieval and Renaissance Literature and Multimedia1 section
- INT 296C — Travel Course: Art and Literature of Early England1 section
- INT 296D — Costa Rica: Environment, Culture and Creative Expression1 section
- INT 296E — Topic: History and Religion of the Middle East: Holy Nationalism1 section
- INT 296F — Third World? Two-Thirds World!1 section
- INT 296G — History of Political and Economic Thought1 section
- INT 296H — French and Art Literature1 section
- INT 296HR — Keys to Global Peace: Non Violent Conflict Resolution and Sustainable Development Learning…1 section
- INT 296I — Topic: Environment: Literary and Philosophical Prespectives1 section
- INT 296J — Topic: Oral Literature and History1 section
- INT 296K — Topic: Reading in Caribbean Literature1 section
- INT 296L — Mexico, NAFTA and The Spanish Caribbean: History and Literature1 section
- INT 296M — Mythology, Mysticism and Modernity: Interrelationships of Religion and Literature1 section
- INT 296N — Topic: Multimedia American Literature: Text, Image, Hypertext1 section
- INT 296O — Topic: Russian Classics: Literature, Humanities, Arts1 section
- INT 296P — Topic: The Literature and History of Latin America1 section
- INT 296Q — Topic: The City in Film, Literature and Social Theory1 section
- INT 296R — Literature and Culture of Ireland1 section
- INT 296S — Beyond the Veil: Women in Middle Eastern History and Literature1 section
- INT 296T — Travel Course to Italy: Ancient to Baroque in Art1 section
- INT 296U — Seminar-Voices of The American Experience1 section
- INT 296V — Drama in Action: Guerilla Theater1 section
- INT 296W — Children in Urban Society1 section
- INT 296X — Topic: Physical and Mental Health Connection1 section
- INT 296Y — Politics and Economics of The Middle East1 section
- INT 296Z — The Good Society - Can We Get There From Here?1 section
- INT 297 — Interdisciplinary Topics1 section
- INT 297A — Hong Kong and Bollywood: Globalization of Asian Cinema1 section
- INT 297B — America: Empire and Democracy in the 21st Century1 section
- INT 297C — Intoxications, Altered States and Inspirations1 section
- INT 297D — Beats, Bongos, and Buddhism1 section
- INT 297E — Philosophy and Literature in Ancient Greece: The Ancient Quarrel Between Poetry and Philosophy1 section
- INT 297F — The Jewish People in Life and Literature1 section
- INT 297G — From Nestor to Chopin: Slavic Civilizations1 section
- INT 297H — A United States of Europe?1 section
- INT 297I — Internship in Clinical Environmental Practice1 section
- INT 297J — Performing Identities: Cross-Dressing and Gendered Personas in Drama1 section
- INT 297K — The Sixties: Mysticism, Music, and Madness1 section
- INT 297M — Southern Exposure: The World Role of the Southern Hemisphere1 section
- INT 297N — Costa Rica: Model of Peace and Democracy1 section
- INT 297P — Politics and Cultures of Middle East and South Asia1 section
- INT 297Q — Understanding Community and Diversity: Queer Cultures1 section
- INT 297S — Travel Course: Splendors of Spain: Art and Culture1 section
- INT 297T — America on the Move: The Influence of the Great Migrations in American History1 section
- INT 297U — Work1 section
- INT 297W — Consuming Desires: Mass Production, Advertising, and Consumer Society in Modern Europe1 section
- INT 297X — Media and the Politics of War1 section
- INT 297Y — The Creative Experience: Painting and Poetry1 section
- INT 297Z — "That's Absurd:" Existentialism in Philosophy and Literature1 section
- INT 298A — The Biology of Science Fiction Film1 section
- INT 298B — Rebelling Against the Present: Modernity and its Critics1 section
- INT 298C — Mythology, Mysticism, and Modernity1 section
- INT 298D — American Diversity: Immigration, Ethnicity, and Race in U.S. History, Literature, and Culture1 section
- INT 298E — The Threshold of Democracy -- Athens in 403 BCE1 section
- INT 298F — The Holocaust and Modern Genocides: Representations in History, Literature and Film1 section
- INT 298G — Sacred Knowledge: Finding Common Ground Between Native American Traditions and Western Science1 section
- INT 298H — Hollywood Does History1 section
- INT 298I — On the Good Life: A Multidisciplinary Approach1 section
- INT 298J — Love, Lust, War and Magic in the Middle Ages1 section
- INT 298K — Conquerors and Queens: Ancient Empire-Builders1 section
- INT 298L — Religion in Society: Historical and Global Perspectives1 section
- INT 298M — On the Road: Great Migrations in American History and Literature1 section
- INT 298N — Caught in the Crossfire: The Impact of War on Women and Children1 section
- INT 298P — Through The Lens: Exploring Filmmaking and Photography1 section
- INT 298Q — International Issues in Child Protection: Political and Psychological Perspectives1 section
- INT 298R — Middle Eastern Cities: Then and Now1 section
- INT 298S — The Politics and Philosophy of Love and Sex1 section
- INT 298T — Reacting to the Past: Advanced Topics1 section
- INT 298U — Neglected Landscapes: The Environment through Film and Creative Writing1 section
- INT 298V — Where History Meets Legend: Medieval English Royal Families1 section
- INT 298W — Close Encounters: Reflections on Literature through a Philosophical Lens1 section
- INT 298X — Classical Reacting to the Past: Athens, Rome, and the Assassination of Caesar1 section
- INT 298Y — Lords, Ladies, and Avatars: the Middle Ages in Art, Literature, and Second Life1 section
- INT 298Z — Behavioral Economics1 section
- INT 299A — Career Planning and Job Search Strategies for Dyson Arts and Sciences Majors1 section
- INT 299B — American Reacting to the Past: Gender, Race and Class1 section
- INT 299C — Notions of Self in Philosophy and Social Theory1 section
- INT 299D — Principles of Leadership: Mobilizing Bold Environmental Action1 section
- INT 299E — Topic: Through the Camera's Eye: The Changing Role of Women in American History1 section
- INT 299F — Performance and Politics: Theatrical Transformations in Latin America1 section
- INT 299G — Topics: Environment, Technology, Society1 section
- INT 299H — Topic: Science and Technology in Contemporary Society1 section
- INT 299I — Performing Shakespeare1 section
- INT 299J — Animal Advocacy Clinic1 section
- INT 299K — Disability Stories through Film and Media1 section
- INT 299L — Topic: Current Issues In Peace, Justice and Sustainability1 section
- INT 299M — The Drama of Social Change1 section
- INT 299N — Environmental Policy Clinic II1 section
- INT 299O — Topics: Theoretical and Practical Approaches to Policy Making1 section
- INT 299P — European Urban Culture between the Wars1 section
- INT 299Q — Us and Them in Literature and Politics1 section
- INT 299R — Topics: Getting What You Want: The Art of Persuasion1 section
- INT 299T — Montaigne to Beaumarchais: Classical Influences on Contemporary France1 section
- INT 299U — Special Topic: Sex in the Cinema1 section
- INT 299V — The (Virtual) Poet's Walk1 section
- INT 299W — Topic: 21st Century Dramatic Texts and Inter-Cultural Dialogue1 section
- INT 299X — Topics: Writing for Actors, Acting for Writers1 section
- INT 299Y — Tools of the Trade: The Professional Skills of Policy and Politics1 section
- INT 299Z — Welcome to the Anthropocene!1 section
- INT 300A — Topic: Music and Society-Mod Europe: Dissent, Democracy, Dictatorship1 section
- INT 300R — Special Topics Interdisciplinary: Classic to Romantic1 section
- INT 396A — Topic: Ethical and Economic Challenges of Ecotourism1 section
- INT 396B — Bibliomania: Books that Transform You (An Introduction to the NY Public Rare Books Library)1 section
- INT 396C — Creating Culture and Community1 section
- INT 396R — River Semester Capstone1 section
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