The sample schedules include representative programs (theatre arts, biology, and economics) from each of the College’s academic divisions.
Hartwick College offers a diverse array of courses, some of which are offered in alternate years only, so students should work closely with their academic advisors to determine the optimal choice of courses that will enable them to develop their individual interests as they complete their degree requirements.
Year 1 (38 credits)Fall THEA 120 Introduction to Theatre Arts THEA 140 First Year Seminar: Fundamentals of Acting ENGL 110 Composition HIST 225 History of Brazil PHIL 201 Classics of Philosophy PHED 139 Pilates Mat Workout January Spring THEA 231 Fundamentals of Theatrical Design ARTH 104 World Art History – Modern PHYS 163 General Astronomy POSC 105 International Relations SOCI 105 Introduction to Sociology SPAN 201 Intermediate Spanish |
Year 2 (42 credits)Fall THEA 220 Play Production ENGL 236 Shakespeare: Page, Stage & Screen FREN 212 French Theatre GEOL 107 Physical Geology POSC 268 Latin American & Caribbean Politics January
THEA 260 Art of the Cinema (writing level course) ENGL 323 Contemporary Drama MUSI 145 Musical Theatre PHIL 236 Logic POSC 340 Media & Politics |
Year 3 (40 credits)Fall ENGL 322 Modern Drama ANTH 239 Old World Prehistory GEOL 110 Environmental Geology HIST 326 Gender & Power in Latin America MUSI 141 Aural Skills I SOCI 240 Women & Social Change January
ENGL 213 Introduction to Creative Writing HIST 210 Early Modern Europe POSC 248 Middle East Politics SPAN 160 Intro. to Regional Hispanic Studies |
Year 1 (40 credits)Fall CHEM 107 General Chemistry I INTR 150 First Year Seminar: The Idea and Practice of Sustainability ENGL 110 English Composition SPAN 101 Introduction to Spanish I January Spring BIOL 313 Genetic Analysis CHEM 108 General Chemistry II PHIL 271 Values and Society SPAN 102 Introduction to Spanish II PHED 164 Responding to Emergencies and Community CPR |
Year 2 (42 credits)Fall BIOL 206 Human Anatomy & Physiology MATH 121 Single Variable Calculus PHYS 140 Principles of Physics I POSC 101 U.S. Government & Politics January Spring BIOL 450 Immunology PHYS 141 Principles of Physics II THEA 120 Introduction to Theatre Arts POSC 290 Environmental Politics & Policy ARTH 104 World Art History – Modern PHED 151 Outdoor Adventure |
Year 3 (38 credits)Fall BIOL 392 Biological Research Methods CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I ECON 153 Law and Economics ENGL 241 American Literature – Civil War to the Present January Spring BIOL 490 Senior Project ART 241 Photography HIST 283 Western Medicine Since 1500 RELS 241 Religion & Science THEA 115 Dance Rehearsal & Performance |
Year 1 (41 credits)Fall ECON 102 Topics in Macroeconomics ENGL 110 Composition ART 113 Drawing I PHIL 201 Classics of Philosophy POSC 101 U.S. Government & Politics PHED 146 Beginning Racquetball January Spring MATH 108 Statistics ART 116 Digital is Fundamental BUSA 261 Introduction to Business FREN 101 Introduction to French I PHYS 121 Astronomy PHED 154 Mountain Biking |
Year 2 (42 credits)Fall ECON 223 Econometrics ANTH 105 Introduction to Anthropology FREN 102 Introduction to French II HIST 208 Republican & Imperial Rome POSC 320 Public Administration January Spring ECON 316 Economics of Race and Gender ANTH 225 Fundamentals of Archaeology ARTH 102 World Art History – Ancient PHIL 336 Ethics SOCI 105 Introduction to Sociology |
Year 3 (38 credits)Fall ECON 320 International Economic Policy ACCO 310 Business Law I HIST 240 American Environmental History ENGL 372 The American Romantics RELS 103 Religious Diversity in America January Spring CISC 118 Computer Game Programming MUSI 250 Progressive Rock POSC 290 Environmental Politics & Policy SOCI 380 Labor & Society |