Engaged Learning
Courses in this distribution list will “educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service” in keeping with the mission of Baylor University by helping students develop skills to orient and apply their classroom learning toward broader public goods. This will occur through learning that is active, experiential, often unscripted, and oriented toward the common good, allowing students to discover and apply knowledge in spaces beyond the traditional classroom.
Engaged Learning Course Options
- BIO 4331, Scientific Leadership: Community-based Research, Food and the Environment
- ENGL 4365, Literature and the Environment
- GBL 1102, Intercultural Competence Abroad
- HON 1398, Honors Engaged Learning Seminar
- JPN 3307, Topics in Japanese Society
- NSC/PSY 3375, Sleep
- NSC/PSY 4312, Behavioral Medicine
- PHI 1311, Engaged Approaches to Ethical Theory
- PHY 1125, Finding Success and Community Engagement in Physics
- PPS 1100, Introduction to Citizenship and Community Service
- PPS 1101, Learning for the World
- PPS 2101, Community-Based Global Learning
- PPS 2301, Leadership and Social Change
- PPS 4310, Philanthropy, Civil Society, and the Public Good
- PSC 2306, Texas Civic Engagement & Politics in Action
- PSC 3375, Model United Nations
- PSC 3382, Public Service Internship
- PSC 3392, Washington Internship
- PSC 3698, Bob Bullock Internship
- PSC 3992, Baylor in Washington Semester Internship
- PSC/ENV 4330, Urban Political Processes
- PSY/NSC 3313, Psychology and Culture
- PSC/PPS 3372, Law, Justice, and the Community
- PWR 2382, Writing for a Better World
- SOC 4303, Applied Sociology
- THEA 4215, Art as Civic Practice: Engagement, Collaboration, and Inclusivity
- THEA 4306, Research Methods in Sustainable Design
- Lifetime Fitness* 1100 (*includes all LFs)