Course Offerings
The College Online offers courses in an 8-week and 16-week format. Course offerings will vary each semester and will be posted on the official KU Schedule of Classes website. For help searching the Schedule of Classes for online offerings, please review this handout.
Online Courses in College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
(Course offerings vary per semester)
| Course | Class Description |
| AAAS 103 | Introduction to Africa |
| AAAS 105 | Introduction to African History |
| AAAS 320 | Topics in African Studies |
| AAAS 325 | Popular Black Music |
| AAAS 353 | Modern and Contemporary African Art |
| AMS 100 | Introduction to American Studies |
| AMS 324 | Being Deviant in America |
| AMS/SOC 332 | United States in Global Context |
| AMS 344 | Case Study in American Studies-Sociology of Deviance |
| ANTH 100 | General Anthropology |
| ANTH 102 | Succeeding in Anthropology |
| ANTH 304 | Fund of Physical Anthropology |
| ANTH 315 | The Prehistory of Art |
| ANTH 360 | Varieties of Human Experience |
| ANTH 389 | Anthropology and Gender: Female Male and Beyond |
| ANTH 502 | Topics in Anthropological Linguistics |
| ATMO 105 | Introductory Meteorology |
| ATMO 220 | Unusual Weather |
| ATMO/GEOG 321 | Climate and Climate Change |
| BIOL 240 | Fundamentals of Human Anatomy |
| BIOL 246 | Principles of Human Physiology |
| CLSX 148 | Greek and Roman Mythology |
| CLSX 332 | Sc Word Power: Greek & Latin in Science |
| COMS 130 | Speaker-Audience Communication |
| COMS 210 | Communication Organizational & Professional Context |
| COMS 230 | Fundamentals of Debate |
| COMS 235 | Introduction to Rhetoric and Social Influence |
| COMS 246 | Introduction to Intercultural Communication |
| COMS 310 | Introduction to Organizational Communication |
| COMS 320 | Communication on the Internet |
| COMS 539 | Argumentation |
| COMS 544 | Advance Interpersonal Communication: Theories & Research |
| EALC 331 | Modern Korean Art & Culture |
| ECIV 104 | Eastern Civilizations |
| ECON 104 | Introductory Economics |
| ENGL 102 | Critical Reading and Writing |
| ENGL 203 | Topics in Reading and Writing |
| ENGL 209 | Introduction to Fiction |
| ENGL 210 | Introduction to Poetry |
| ENGL/GIST 306 | Global Environmental Literature |
| ENGL 330 | Literary History II |
| ENGL 332 | Shakespeare |
| ENGL 362 | Foundations of Technical Writing |
| EVRN/GEOG 148 | Scientific Principles Environmental Studies |
| EVRN 332 | Environmental Law |
| EVRN/SOC 385 | Environmental Sociology |
| EVRN 611 | Water Quality, Land Use and Watershed Ecology |
| FREN 107 | Elementary French I for Professions |
| GEOG 102 | Principles of Human Geography |
| GEOG 104 | Principles of Physical Geography |
| GEOG 148 | Scientific Principles of Environmental Studies |
| GEOL 105 | History of the Earth |
| GEOL 171 | Earthquakes and Natural Disasters |
| GEOL 302 | Oceanography |
| GEOL 548 | Geology and Culture of Polynesia |
| GIST/SOC 529 | Globalization |
| HA 100/300 | Introduction to Western Art History |
| HA 315 | The Prehistory of Art |
| HA 330 | Italian Renaissance Art |
| HA 353 | Modern and Contemporary African Art |
| HA 363 | Modern Korean Art & Culture |
| HA 390/590 | Special Study in African Art |
| HA 393 | Special Study in Medieval Art |
| HAIT 120 | Elementary Haitian II |
| HIST 104 | Intro to African History |
| HIST 124 | Latin American Culture and Society |
| HUM 204 | Western Civilization I |
| HUM 205 | Western Civilization II |
| HUM 348 | American Indian and White Relations to 1865 |
| HUM 552 | Foodways: Latin America |
| JWSH 107 | Jews, Christians, Muslims |
| KICH 110 | Elementary Quichua |
| LA&S 325 | Career Transitions |
| LA&S 470 | Job Search Skills Liberal Arts & Sciences Major |
| LA&S 475 | Professional Career Management |
| LA&S 485 | Global Career Management |
| LA&S 490 | Internship Exploration |
| LA&S 494 | Senior Seminar in Liberal Arts & Sciences |
| LAA 302 | Topics in Latin American Area Studies |
| LAA 315 | Latin American Film, Music, and Arts |
| LAT 496 | Honors Essay in Latin |
| LDST 201 | Introduction to Leadership |
| LING 320 | Language in Culture and Society |
| LING 491 | Topics in Linguistics |
| MATH 101 | College Algebra |
| MATH 105 | Introduction to Topics in Math |
| MATH 115 | Calculus I |
| MATH 116 | Calculus II |
| MATH 365 | Elementary Statistics |
| PHIL 148 | Reason and Argument |
| PHIL 360 | Moral Issues in Business |
| PHIL 368 | Moral Issues in Sports |
| PHIL 380 | Environmental Ethics |
| PHSX 201 | Calculus Supplementary College Physics I |
| PHSX 202 | Calculus Supplementary College Physics II |
| POLS 102 | Introduction to Political Science as a Career |
| POLS 110 | Introduction to U.S. Politics |
| POLS 310 | Contemporary Issues in U.S. Politics |
| PSYC 102 | Orientation Seminar Psychology |
| PSYC 104 | General Psychology |
| PSYC 210 | Statistics Psychological Research |
| PSYC 318 | Cognitive Psychology |
| PSYC 350 | Abnormal Psychology |
| PSYC 375 | Cognitive Neuroscience |
| PSYC 465 | Stereotypes & Prejudice Across Cultures |
| PSYC 483 | Undergrad Internship Psychology |
| PSYC 595 | Eating and Weight Disorders |
| PSYC 598 | Positive Psychology |
| PUAD 639 | Concepts of Civil Society |
| SLAV 330 | Russian Business Culture |
| SLAV 508 | South Slavic Literature & Civilization |
| SOC 220 | Sociology of Families |
| SOC 425 | Sociology of Global Health |
| SOC 621 | Cross-Cultural Sociology |
| SOC 660 | Sociology of Mental Illness |
| SPAN 101 | Orientation Semester of Spanish and Portuguse |
| SPAN 332 | Spanish Grammar: Form and Meaning in Context |
| SPAN 429 | Spanish Phonetics |
| SPLH 261 | Survey Communication Disorders |
| SPLH 464 | Undergraduate Seminar in Speech-Language-Hearing |
| SPLH 465 | Fundamentals of Clinical Phonetics |
| UYGR 202 | Intermediate Uyghur II |
| WGSS 101 | Introduction Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies |
| WGSS 327 | Perspectives Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender |
| WGSS 333 | Politics of Physical Appearance |
| WGSS 530 | Sex and Gender in New Media |
| WGSS 563 | Gender, Sexuality and the Law |
The College Online in Summer
Summer classes are a great way to boost progress toward your degree. Summer courses are primarily 8-weeks, although some are offered in 4-weeks.