Course Catalog and Descriptions
Last updated July 30, 2024
At Alliant International University, we offer a comprehensive selection of graduate programs designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience they need to thrive in their chosen fields. Our curriculum is developed by leading faculty experts who are dedicated to delivering cutting-edge education and preparing students for successful careers.
This guide will provide a comprehensive overview of our course catalog and descriptions, giving you a clear understanding of the wide range of academic opportunities available at Alliant.
Accessing the Course Catalog
- Alliant Website: You can easily access the course catalog directly on the Alliant website, under the "Academics" section or by navigating to the specific program you're interested in.
- Program Pages: The course catalog is typically available on each program's webpage, providing details on courses required for graduation and elective options.
- Academic Advising: Connect with an academic advisor who can guide you through the course catalog and help you select courses that align with your academic and professional goals.
Navigating the Course Catalog
- Program-Specific Courses: The course catalog is organized by program, allowing you to browse courses specific to your field of study. You'll find courses relevant to psychology, business, law, education, and other disciplines.
- Course Descriptions: Each course entry includes a detailed description outlining the course objectives, learning outcomes, teaching methods, and required readings.
- Prerequisites: Check the course descriptions for any prerequisites that might be required before enrolling in a particular course.
- Credit Hours: The course catalog lists the number of credit hours assigned to each course. This information is essential for calculating your total course load and graduation requirements.
- Faculty Information: In some instances, the course catalog may include information about the instructor teaching the course, providing insights into their expertise and teaching style.
Utilizing the Course Descriptions
- Understanding Objectives: Carefully review the course objectives to ensure the course aligns with your academic and professional goals.
- Learning Outcomes: Determine how the course will contribute to your learning and development of skills.
- Teaching Methods: Get a sense of how the course will be taught, whether through lectures, seminars, online modules, or hands-on projects.
- Required Readings: Familiarize yourself with the primary texts and resources required for the course.
By utilizing the course catalog, exploring course descriptions, and seeking guidance from academic advisors, you can effectively plan your academic journey and select courses that will optimize your learning experience and prepare you for success.