University courses (listed with the prefix UNIC) deal with subjects of interest and importance that are outside the purview of any given department. These include courses in additional languages, academic skills, or personal development, as well as interdisciplinary courses on contemporary concerns that cross traditional academic boundaries. Students from all disciplines may enroll in university courses.

University Course Topics

Through university courses, students can study Arabic or Italian through the 200-level, satisfying the general education requirement for competency in a language other than English.

University courses can help students develop skills in academic English (for native speakers of other languages), academic research, academic success, public speaking, and quantitative reasoning.

Topics related to personal development include personal sustainability, leadership, compassion, the meaning of life, and the practice of community in Appleton.

Courses of general interest include science and technology studies and courses at the London Centre.

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Investigating Academic Success (UNIC 117)

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