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This course traces the growth and development of the city of London from its founding by the Romans to the end of the twentieth-century, and encompasses nearly 2000 years of history.

Learning side-by-side with peers at Nanjing University, you will take courses in subjects that match your interests and academic major.

This course fulfills 4 credits of Media in Landscape Architecture for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as an area concentration in urban design for graduate students.In this course, students will explore the relationships of the biophysical and the cultural/human built environments of Hong Kong.

This course aims to develop your competencies at writing a Strategic Marketing Plan for a company. In order to be able to build up a consistent document that will assist the company with efficient strategic decisions in marketing, you will first need to understand the key new concepts in strategic marketing and to build upon their learning from earlier classes in Principles in Marketing (first year) and Advanced Marketing (second year).

Four quarter credits. This Material and Detail course satisfies the UO Department of Architecture Advanced Technical elective requirement or the Art and Architecture History or ARCH 4/523 Advanced Media or subject area elective. This course will examine materials, details and systems of construction across the span of Italian architectural history. Through sequential and comparative studies of the spatial structure and technical means of buildings, you will be asked to articulate concepts of time and place in architecture.

This is a design and project-based method course to teach students methods to measure urban characteristics and create responsive and informed filtering system for human comfort. Methods are applied to short exercises, a significant design problem-based project and final group activity. Smart and or responsive construction systems with inform performative ground planes, facades and urban shelter skins as filters.

Three credits.This is a design and project-based method course that looks at methods to measure urban characteristics. Methods are applied to short exercises and to a significant design problem-based project and final group activity. The course consists: fundamental urban design diagramming, mapping exercises, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) computation Design.

This course is intended to explore the essentials of effective sports business strategies.  It includes readings in advance of the travel program as well as an essay upon return.Syllabus coming soon.

German Language Courses:Beginner A1Beginner A2 Intermediate B1Intermediate Advanced B2Advanced C1Course information can be found here:FUBiS Term I/ GEO J-Term 2019 Course InformationNot all courses listed are offered every term. Course offerings are subject to change depending on enrollment and availability. Please note, FUBiS term names do not match GEO term names. Refer to your GEO application for more information.