USA Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Credits7-8:30 a.m. ENG 108
U.S. Cultures & Componsition for Second-Language Writers
ENG 108U.S. Cultures & Componsition for
Second-Language Writers
ENG 108U.S. Cultures & Componsition for
Second-Language Writers
ENG 108U.S. Cultures & Componsition for
Second-Language Writers
ENG 108U.S. Cultures & Componsition for
Second-Language Writers
4
8:30-10 a.m. CMR 244 Introduction to Global Business
CMR 211Economics for Commerce
CMR 244 Introduction to Global Business
CMR 211Economics for Commerce
CMR 244 Introduction to Global Business
3
8:30-9:40 a.m. MTH 151Calculus 1
MTH 151Calculus 1
MTH 151Calculus 1
MTH 151Calculus 1
5
8:30-9:45 a.m. STA 261Statistics
STA 261Statistics
STA 261Statistics
4
9-10:50 a.m. CMR 301Personal Organizational Skills
CMR 282Computer-based Business Analysis
3
10:05-11:25 a.m. ECO 201Principles of Microeconomics
ECO 201Principles of Microeconomics
3
CMR 101Introduction to Accounting
CMR 101Introduction to Accounting
3
POL 221Comparative Politics
POL 221Comparative Politics
3
ASO 201Introduction to Applied Social
Research
ASO 201Introduction to Applied Social
Research
3
HST 111Survey of American History
ENG 124Introduction to Fiction
HST 111Survey of American History
ENG 124Introduction to Fiction
3
10:05-12:55 a.m. ART 181Concepts in Art
3
11:40 a.m.- 1 p.m MUS 185The Diverse Worlds of Music
THE 191Experiencing Theatre
3
HST 198World History Since 1500
FST 201Film History and Analysis
HST 198World History Since 1500
FST 201Film History and Analysis
3
1:15-2:35 p.m. BIO 121Environmental Biology
BIO 121Environmental Biology
3
Online PHY 111/103Astronomy and Space Physics/Concepts in Physics Laboratory
3/1
Miami UniversityRegionals
We are actively planning for international students to be able to work with their professors in real-time classes that will still exemplify the rigorous, high-quality education you have come to expect from Miami University.
• Instructional format allows for professor-student-classmate interaction and engagement.
• Join faculty and other students for lively discussions from your home.
• Participate actively from your home country if you are unable to return to the U.S. for the fall 2020 semester.
