All students are required to take two 3-credit classes, for a total of six credits. There are three time periods each day, and each student will have two classes a day.
Students will select classes during the application process, and there will be an opportunity to change prior to the program start.
2027 Courses
2027 LSU New Orleans Innsbruck courses will be available here in mid-October. Please check back then for further information.
Past Courses
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2026
- ANTH 3340 Peoples and Cultures of Europe
- ANTH 4400 Religion, Magic, and Witchcraft
- ECON 2221 Money and Banking
- ECON 3999 Contemporary European Economic Issues
- EES 1006 Dinosaurs
- EES 2096 Alpine/Glacial Geology and Climate Change
- ENGL 2091 Migration in Contemporary European Literature and Media
- ENGL 2312 European Literature on the Screen
- FA 1001 Core Studio I Surface, Process, Practice
- FA 1010 Art Appreciation
- GER 1001.1 Basic German
- GER 1001.2 Basic German
- HIST 2991.1 Soccer and Society
- HIST 2991.2 Austria in the 20th Century
- HIST 2991.3 Europe and the American Century: Comparative Political Economy
- HIST 2991.4 World War II in Public Memory and Meaning
- HIST 4373 History of the Habsburg Empire
- HIST 4570 World War II
- HRT 2050 Principles of Travel and Tourism
- HRT 4290 Sports Tourism in Alpine Destinations
- HUMS 2090.1 International Mass Communication
- HUMS 2090.2 International Communication
- JOUR 2790.1 Travel Writing
- JOUR 2790.2 Media Trust and Credibility
- JOUR 2790.3 Political Communication in Western Democracies
- MKT 3501.1 Principles of Marketing
- MKT 3501.2 Principles of Marketing
- MUS 1000 Music Appreciation
- MUS 2001 Brass Bands in Global Context
- PADM 4224 Leadership for Impact in the Global Setting
- POLI 1010 Contemporary Political Issues
- POLI 2993 Intro to International Relations
- PPEL 3200 Entrepreneurship for Good
- PSYC 2091 History of EEG
- PSYC 2400 Foundations of Social Psychology
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2025
- ANTH 2052 - Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 3090 - Anthropology of the Roma (Gypsy) Peoples
ECON 2221 - Money and Banking
ECON 3999 - Special Topics in Economics - Contemporary European Economic Issues
ENGL 2090 - Frankenstein in the Alps
ENGL 2311 - American Film in Austria
FA 1001 - CORE STUDIO I - Surface / Process / Practice
FA 1010 - Art Appreciation
HUMS 2090.1- International Mass Communication
HUMS 2090.2 - International Communication
FTA 3090 - Cinematic Storytelling with your Smartphone or Photo Camera
GER 1001 - Basic German
HIST 2000 - Environmental History
HIST 2991.1 - Genocide and the Holocaust
HIST 2991.2- Medieval Christianity
HIST 2991.3 - Nazi Germany and World War II
HIST 2991.4 - Europe in the Middle Ages
HIST 4346 - Postwar Europe, 1945-Present
HRT 2050 - Principles of Travel/Tourism
JOUR 2790.1 - Travel Writing
JOUR 2790.2 - Misinformation, Propaganda, and "Fake News": How to Navigate Information Disorder
MANG 3401 - Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior
MANG 4497.1 - Healthcare Leadership & Improvement: Global Perspectives
MANG 4497.2 - International Management Leadership for Cross-Cultural Settings
MKT 3501 - Principles of Marketing
MUS 1000 - Music Appreciation
MUS 2001 - Music in Austrian Culture and History
POLI 2993 - Introduction to International Relations
PSYC 2091 - History of EEG
PSYC 2400 - Foundations of Social Psychology
- ANTH 2052 - Cultural Anthropology
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2024
- ANTH 1020: Fad, Fallacies, & Human Origins
- ANTH 3090: Anthropology of the Roma (Gypsy) People
- ANTH 3340: People and Cultures of the World
- ANTH 4440: Religion Magic and Witchcraft
- BA 3010: The Legal Environment of Business
- BA 3021: Business Law
- ECON 2221: Money & Banking
- ECON 3000: Managerial Economics
- EES 1006: Dinosaurs
- EES 2096: Alpine/Glacial Geology and Climate Change
- ENGL 2090: From Battlefront to Homefront: The Legacy of World War II in Literature
- ENGL 2091: Literature of the Holocaust
- ENGL 2238: Reading Fiction: European Horror Fiction
- ENGL 2312: International Film as Literary Art
- FA 1010: Art Appreciation
- FA 100: Core Studio I – Surfaces/Process/Practice
- FIN 3300: Financial Management
- FIN 4306: International Finance
- FTA 2090: International Communication
- GER 1001: Beginning German
- HIST 2991.1: Nazi Germany and World War II
- HIST 2991.2: Holocaust and Genocide
- HIST 2991.3: Human Rights
- HUMS 2090: Contemporary Art and Popular Music in Austria
- JOUR 2790: Travel Writing
- MANG 3401.1: Introduction to Management & Organizational Behavior
- MANG 4446: International Management
- MANG 4750: Business Intelligence and Analytics
- MATH 2785: Elementary Statistics for Business and Economics
- MUS 1000: Music Appreciation
- POLI 2993: Introduction to International Relations
- PSYC 1000: General Psychology
- PSYC 2091: Cultural Psychology
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2023
- ANTH 1010: Peoples of the World
- ANTH 1020: Fads, Fallacies, and Human Origins
- ANTH 2052: Cultural Anthropology w/ Service Learning
- ANTH 4440: Religion, Magic and Witchcraft
- BA 3010: The Legal Environment of Business
- BA 3021: Business Law
- ECON 3000: Managerial Economics
- EES 1006: Dinosaurs
- EES 2096: Alpine/Glacial Geology and Climate Change
- ENGL 2090: The Legacy of World War II in Literature
- ENGL 2312: International Film as Literary Art
- FA 1010: Art Appreciation
- FTA 2090-92: International Communications
- FA 1001: Core Studio I - Surface, Process, Practice
- FTA 3090: Cinematic Storytelling with your Smartphone or DSLR Camera
- GER 1001: Basic German I
- HIST 2000: Environmental History
- HIST 2991.1: Nazi Germany and World War II
- HIST 2991.2: Genocide and Holocaust
- HIST 3992: Imperial Europe: Austria & Germany
- HIST 4003: Modern Military History
- HUMS 2090: Interculturalism and Gender Equality
- ITAL 1001: Basic Italian I
- JOUR 2790: Travel Writing
- MANG 3401: Introduction to Management & Org. Behavior
- MANG 4446: International Management
- MKT 3501: Principles of Marketing
- POLI 2993: Introduction to International Relations
- PSYC 2091: Culture, Drugs, and Behavior
- PSYC 1000: General Psychology