| | THEO-4000 | THEO-4000 Great Catholic Thinkers (1-3) (D) This course will focus on the theological contribution of a particular individual or group within the Catholic tradition. Since the topic of the course will regularly change, it may be taken more than once. Prerequisite: THEO-1100. (F) | Theology | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-1000 | ITAL-1000 Beginning Italian (4) (B); 1020, Second Semester Italian (4) (B) Offered through our semester in Florence program, ITAL-1000 and ITAL-1020 provide students with an immersion experience in the Italian language. Students gain a basic ability to communicate in the target language and gain understanding and appreciation of Italian culture. Emphasis is on integrating the four skills of the language: speaking/listening/reading and writing in order to provide students with a high novice-low intermediate level of proficiency at the end of the semester. (C) | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-1020 | ITAL-1000 Beginning Italian (4) (B); 1020, Second Semester Italian (4) (B) Offered through our semester in Florence program, ITAL-1000 and ITAL-1020 provide students with an immersion experience in the Italian language. Students gain a basic ability to communicate in the target language and gain understanding and appreciation of Italian culture. Emphasis is on integrating the four skills of the language: speaking/listening/reading and writing in order to provide students with a high novice-low intermediate level of proficiency at the end of the semester. (C) | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-3000 | ITAL-3000 Europe in the Middle Ages (3) (B) The main subject of the lessons in the class will be the European history in the Middle Ages, between the fall of the Roman Empire to the beginning of the geographical explorations on early XVI century. The course will focus on the most important issues of that period of the European history that gave the basic features of the Western Civilization. The subject of the tours will be the history and the art of the town of Florence and neighboring areas. (AE, HI, WP, GP) | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | GNST-3000 | GNST-3000 International Study Reflection and Practicum (1) (B) This course, offered only at our campus in Florence, Italy, provides students with the encouragement to become immersed in a culture other than their own. It provides them with the opportunity to reflect on the experience of living in a different culture in light of their career goals and their overall experience as a student at Benedictine College. | General Studies | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ARCH-2770 | | Architecture | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Italy: Florence, Rome.... |
| | ENGL-3980 | | English | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | GNST-1770 | | General Studies | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Italy: Florence, Rome.... |
| | PHIL-3980 | [Ph 398] Special Topics These are topics not included in the regular catalog. This course may be taken more than once if the subject matter varies sufficiently. Prerequisite: PHIL 1750 or PHIL 2310. | Philosophy | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | THEO-3980 | [Th 398] Special Topics These are topics not included in the regular catalogue. They may be taken more than once if the subject matter varies sufficiently. Prerequisite: THEO 1100. | Theology | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | ART-3980 | [Ar 398] Special Topics These are topics not included in the regular catalog. This course may be taken more than once if the subject matter varies sufficiently. | Art | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | ARCH-3200 | ARCH-3200 (formerly ARCH-2200) Plein Air Drawing and Watercolor (2) (SU) The course further develops the skills of field sketching, drawing, and painting that are useful to the architect for the conveyance of survey, contextual analysis, design intent, and their various modes of expression. Exercises are conducted on location: in piazzas, museums, churches in Florence, Vicenza, and Rome with short trips to Siena, Ravenna, and Venice-the perennial classrooms for generations of architects. Prerequisites: ARCH-2201 | Architecture | Undergraduate | Italy: Florence, Rome.... |
| | THEO-3989 | Does NOT Fulfill the Failt Foundation | Theology | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | THEO-4989 | Does NOT Fulfill the Failt Foundation | Theology | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | PHIL-2980 | [Ph 298] Special Topics These are topics not included in the regular catalogue. This course may be taken more than once if the subject matter varies sufficiently. Prerequisite: PHIL 1750 or PHIL 2310. | Philosophy | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | ARCH-2301 | ARCH-2301 Theory and History of Architecture 2 (3) (S) The second Theory and History of Architecture course addresses the development of architecture from early modernity, that is the Renaissance, through contemporary post-modernity and contemporary architectural critiques of modernistic approaches. The course attends to the practice of the Western language of classical architecture and the prodigious, eloquent history of architectural theory. Respecting our curricular and institutional mission, the course aims for a modest history rather than historicism and a recognition of greater realities than materialism. This course is required for the architecture major. (AE, WC) | Architecture | Undergraduate | Italy: Florence, Rome....; Atchison, KS |
| | ARCH-3310 | ARCH-3310 Theory and History: Field Study (2) (SU) As there can be no substitute for first-hand, field study of buildings and places, this course follows the three-hundred-year practice amongst architects to study the most instructive examples of architecture and urbanism in the Western tradition. These buildings and places are studied for the achievement of beauty, as an outworking of the true and the good, that includes the continuing affirmation of these places as the most livable and the most sustainable built environments. This course will require reading, close observation that includes field-drawing documentation, analytical drawing, discussion, and a summative written report. Prerequisite: ARCH-2112. | Architecture | Undergraduate | Italy: Florence, Rome.... |
| | THEO-2144 | THEO-2144 Liturgical Art & Architecture (3) (B) This course examines the meanings and expressions of Catholic liturgical art and architecture, understanding them as bearers of sacramental realities which participate in the glorification of God and the sanctification of the world. The following are examined and discussed: foundational sacramental theology, sacred scripture, the classical inheritance, sacred images, recent artistic trends and sacramental aesthetics as known in the Christian East and West, particularly through the theology of the icon. Particular attention is given to the tradition of Catholic architecture through the centuries, theological movements, and recent gestures toward a reintegration of tradition in new design. Prerequisite: THEO-1100. (AE, F, VC) | Theology | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-1770 | | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-2770 | | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-3770 | | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | ITAL-4770 | | Italian | Undergraduate | Florence, IT |
| | FINC-2980 | | Finance | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Italy: Florence, Rome.... |
| | FINC-3980 | | Finance | Undergraduate | Atchison, KS; Florence, IT |
