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Plan de estudios de un vistazo

El nuevo currículo de Educación General de la Universidad de Arizona (UArizona) se centra en la adopción de nuevas perspectivas, el pensamiento interdisciplinario y la reflexión. El programa consta de 32 unidades y ha sido diseñado para responder a las sugerencias del profesorado y el alumnado, y para alinearse con la política de Educación General de la Junta de Regentes de Arizona (ABOR).

UNIV 101
(1 course, 1 unit)

A new 1-unit course introducing students to the conceptual foundations of UArizona's new General Education curriculum (perspective-taking, interdisciplinary thinking, reflection on learning), starting ePortfolios, developing digital literacy practices, and transitioning to the University of Arizona, including supporting student well-being.

Foundations
(3 courses, 9 units variable)

Foundations courses engage students in critical thinking and prepare them for future college work (typically 9 units). Students must take or accomplish the equivalency of Math, Writing, and Second Language.

Exploring Perspectives
(4 Perspectives, 12 units)

In Exploring Perspectives courses, students will explore and practice the varied approaches and ways of reasoning of the Artist, Humanist, Natural Scientist, and Social Scientist.

Building Connections
(9 units)

In Building Connections courses, students will explore the unique contributions of knowledge, skills, methodologies, values and perspectives from varied disciplines and social positions.

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Civic Institutions

Civic Institutions
(1 course, 3 units)

In Civic Institution courses, students will cover the breadth of the study of Civics. Comprised of seven identified areas, students will complete one course at 3 units to meet the civics course required by the Arizona Board of Regents General Education policy 2-210.

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Attributes

Attributes
 

Attributes are habits of mind and skill sets that are attached to every Gen Ed course. Attributes expand student learning by presenting and helping students engage, develop, and apply scholastic tools that support broadened horizons.

UNIV 301
(1 course, 1 unit)

A new 1-unit course designed to help students reflect upon and make meaning of the General Education experience through the refinement of their ePortfolio.

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ePortfolios

Find out more about ePortfolios and how they can transform student experiences by visiting this new website!