COURSE CURRICULUM

This course structure provides a balanced academic foundation designed to develop students’ communication, analytical, cultural, and global awareness skills. The program begins with subjects such as Behavioral Psychology and Wellbeing, which helps students understand human behavior and mental health, and Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, which introduces modern technological concepts and their impact on society. Students also study Beginning Foreign Language I to develop basic communication skills in a new language, while English Composition strengthens their academic writing abilities. European Modern History provides an understanding of important historical events that shaped modern Europe, and College Mathematics builds essential quantitative and problem-solving skills. In the following term, the program expands students’ global perspective through courses such as Global Perspectives on International Relations and Introduction to International Business, helping them understand international cooperation, global markets, and business practices. Beginning Foreign Language II continues language development, while Public Speaking improves presentation and communication skills important for professional environments. College Research and Writing focuses on academic research methods and critical thinking, enabling students to analyze information and present arguments effectively. Science and Society explores the relationship between scientific developments and social issues, helping students understand how science influences everyday life and global challenges. Together, these courses create a strong academic base that prepares students for further studies and global careers.