CU/HS 304 - Vienna: Past and Present
A study of the cultural and political importance of Vienna as a 'city' throughout its history, from the strategically important Roman military encampment of Vindobona, through the centuries-long imperial capital of the Habsburg monarchy to the capital city of the two Austrian republics. Special emphasis on present-day patterns of life and the role of Vienna and Austria in the process of European integration by virtue of their geopolitical location and multi-cultural past. Includes tours and site visits.
Course Information
Discipline(s):
Cultural Studies
History
Term(s) Offered:
Fall
Spring
Credits:
3
Language of instruction:
English
Contact Hours:
45
Prerequisites:
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO TOUR OVERLAP AND ENROLLMENTCAPS, STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO REGISTER FORMORE THAN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: CU 345GÖSTERREICHISCHE KULTURGESCHICHTE, AH221 ART ANDA