INTERDIS 3330
1.00 credit · Main
Introduction to contemporary Cuba through an intensive intersession experiential course; weeks 1+4 at Western; weeks 2+3 at the University of Havana. Topics include: Cuban history and politics; education system; medical/health system; women/gender; family/childhood; social/community development; food security; sustainable agriculture. Of interest to students in the social sciences generally and particularly to those in community development, Family Studies and Human Development, Foods and Nutrition.
Completion of at least two years of undergraduate study. Students may participate during the May intersession at the end of their second year.
No knowledge of Spanish required.
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