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An introductory course in expository writing. The course will explore the intersection of scholarly and creative writing in the career of J.R.R. Tolkien, engaging students in conversations about Tolkien's work, reception, and legacy with scholars and writers around the globe.

Topical architectural design studio with concentration on advanced topical inquiry addressing but not limited to: architectural competitions, sustainable design, theoretical/conceptual issues, programmatic, contextual, and/or technical issues.

Global Classrooms courses will help you gain international experience virtually, from wherever you are! Explore current and previous Connections and Signature courses using this search tool.

Global Classrooms experiences are available every term and range from immersive, project-based Signature courses to several modalities of global engagement-focused Connections that exist as short-term programs or embedded elements within regular Maryland courses. Explore new ways of engaging and collaborating across diverse, multi-cultural environments in the virtual space.

Global Classrooms are an innovative way to gain international experience, virtually, from wherever you are! Join forward-thinking students and faculty from Maryland and international peer institutions to gain real-world skills while collaborating on global challenges and designing contributive solutions for meaningful impact.

Participation in our Global Learning at Home programs will equip you with experience and knowledge to become a change agent in an increasingly interconnected world. Explore our spectrum of opportunities to gain professional experience, develop global leadership skills, and learn a new language, all while building key international networks.

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