Course Search

To search for a course satisfying the Distribution Requirements in effect for students who entered Allegheny College in Fall 2016 or after please do the following:

• In the “Keyword or Phrase” box below, enter one of the eight Distribution Requirement abbreviations as a search term in quotation marks: “CL”, “HE”, “IP”, “ME”, “PD”, “QR”, “SB”, or “SP”.
• To search within a specific department or program, select the desired department from the “Rubric” drop down menu and enter the Distribution Requirement abbreviation in quotation marks in the “Keyword or Phrase” box (i.e., “HE”).

Environmental Science

Experiential Learning

Allegheny College offers two courses in support of study away: EXL 300 is designed to help students prepare for and reflect on semester- or year-long off-campus study away experiences, and EXL 594 offers a shorter, intensive study away experience. In addition, a limited number of internships in the health professions are offered as experiential learning courses. More information about these and other off-campus opportunities is available at the Allegheny Gateway.

Experiential Learning: Learning Outcomes

Students who successfully complete an experiential learning experience will:

1. Gain first-hand knowledge of a different cultural perspective through immersion and active participation in the local (domestic or international) community;
2. Develop the ability to critically examine issues from various cultural perspectives;
3. Develop a heightened sense of global and local interconnections and interdependencies;
4. Increase awareness and gain insight into how culture shapes values, beliefs, and identity.

First-Year/Sophomore Seminars

French

French Studies

Geology

German