ANFS 345 Animal Physiology, a required course for all animal-based majors, is being offered for the first summer session (June 9 – July 11) as an asynchronous online course. If interested, please register by Wednesday May 21st. For questions about prereqs and/or… Continue Reading
Interested in making transportation safer, smarter, and more sustainable? CIEG 467/667 Seminar: Active Transportation explores the challenges and opportunities in planning walkable and bikeable communities in the U.S. and beyond. Course Details: Course Overview:This course examines why the U.S. has… Continue Reading
Interested in how new and improved plant varieties are developed to meet the world’s growing demands? PLSC 330 – Plant Breeding and Genetics offers an in-depth look at the science behind plant improvement and modern agriculture. Course Details: Course Overview:This… Continue Reading
Looking to dive deeper into strategic thinking and human behavior in economic settings? APEC 310 – Strategy and Behavior (Introduction to Game Theory) is now open for Fall 2025 enrollment! Course Details: Course Overview:This course introduces key concepts from game… Continue Reading
Enroll in APEC 250: World Food Economies – Fall 2025 🌍🍴 Interested in understanding the global food system and how it impacts economies around the world? APEC 250 – World Food Economies is now open for Fall 2025 enrollment! Course… Continue Reading
Internship & Career Experience Grant: Helping You Gain Real-World Experience Looking for hands-on career experience but facing financial barriers? The Internship & Career Experience Grant, offered through the UD Career Center, provides up to $5,000 in funding to support students… Continue Reading
HLTH/THEA 215-010, meets every fall and spring semester and it incorporates film, text, observation, improvisation acting, and experiential learning to prepare students for acting roles in various simulated healthcare settings. This course will be offered in person and virtually. All… Continue Reading
Since Latin is the backbone of plant names and scientific classifications, these courses could be very helpful for CANR students: LATN101010 Elementary Latin I Lecture (3 credit hours) Prepares students to read ancient Roman literary works in the original language.… Continue Reading
AGRI100030 Organic and Sustainable Farming Jun 9 – Jul 11 MTWRF 11:40AM – 1:15PMFirst Summer Session 6/9-7/11Lecture (3 credit hours) Introduction to sustainable food systems for students with little or no background in agricultural sciences. The history, common practices, regulations,… Continue Reading