STEM Courses

You can fit study abroad into your Uni study plan in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics! Take classes overseas on a short-term study program to fulfil your academic requirements. From exploring tropical marine biology to computer science, or animal studies to sustainable development – we've got options!
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COURSE: PHYSICS 102
CREDITS: 15 points

An introduction to the basic principles of physics. Key topics are the physical description of motion, electricity and magnetism. The course focuses on the science of everyday phenomena and the understanding of important physical concepts. This course will equip students with little prior knowledge of physics to succeed in PHYSICS 120 or 160.

COURSE: PHYS 125-1
CREDITS: 3 US Credits/ 37.5 Contact Hours
OFFERED: January

An investigation into the energy sources that make our modern world possible and the impact of those energy sources on the environment. Fossil fuels, nuclear energy, solar power, hydropower, wind power, and alternative energy sources will be investigated. The class will consider some major issues: What to do when we reach peak oil? What should we do in response to global warming? What changes are the students likely to see during their lifetimes?

PREREQUISITES: None

Course syllabi are provided as a guide only. Class timetables are released closer to program start date.

COURSE: PHYS 129-1
CREDITS: 3 US Credits/ 37.5 Contact Hours
OFFERED: January

The “how-and-why” of the working of everyday objects from household appliances and television to the way electricity reaches our homes and how telephone calls are made. The inner workings of cars, ships, airplanes and spacecraft will also be studied. Prerequisite: open only to students with no previous college physics credit.

PREREQUISITES: None.

Course syllabi are provided as a guide only. Class timetables are released closer to program start date.

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