PPE 480 Experiential Learning

3 credit hours

This course is an opportunity to develop knowledge, skills, and values from direct experiences outside a traditional academic setting. This experience could include an internship, service learning, undergraduate research, study abroad, and/or other hands-on experiences. The experience will be designed in coordination with and under the supervision of a Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) faculty member to provide an experience that a) expands and utilizes knowledge and skills learned in the PPE classroom in a non-classroom setting, b) engages students in issues that impact the wider community, and c) provides opportunities to reflect both on those issues and the connection to what was learned in the classroom.

Prerequisite: PPE 101 Introduction to Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Corequisite: PPE 240 Integrated Studies in Philosophy, Politics and Economics may be taken concurrently