Fall 2022 Courses
Please note the offerings for Fall 2022 are subject to change. The subject matter, resident faculty, and the departments to which the courses pertain change with each semester. Consult the VIU website for an official list of course offerings for the current/upcoming term, along with course descriptions and syllabi.
Use the list below to find the corresponding Duke departmental designation(s) and number(s) for each course.
Required Course
Italian for Foreigners – beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
ITALIAN 101A (FL)
ITALIAN 102
ITALIAN 290A-1
ITALIAN 390A (FL)
Electives
ITALY
History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
HISTORY 390A-12 (CZ)
Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
HISTORY 390A-12 (CCI, CZ, ALP)
Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Paola Modesti, Venice International University
ARTHIST 390A (ALP, CZ)
CULTURES OF THE WORLD
Comparing East and West: Representations of Time and Space in Western and Far Eastern Cultures
Agostino de Rosa, Università Iuav di Venezia
Duke Course Number TBD
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
Duke Course Number TBD
Gender Studies. Migration and Gender
Marilyn Johnson, Boston College
Duke Course Number TBD
GLOBAL CHALLENGES
Identity Heritage and Globalization: The Multilingual City
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
Duke course number TBD
Globalization, Ethics Welfare and Human Rights. Platform Capitalism, Global Production Networks and the Future of Work
Jean-Christophe Graz, Université de Lausanne
Duke course number TBD
Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
Duke course number TBD
ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT, and DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED TO CULTURAL HERITAGE (Fall Specialization Track)
Economics and Management of Arts and Culture
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
ECON 390A(SS)
VMS 390A (SS)
Prerequisite: ECON 201D
Agricultural Landscape as Cultural Heritage
Viviana Ferrario, Università Iuav di Venezia
Duke course number TBD
Cultural Diplomacy and the Role of UNESCO
Giorgio Andrian, Università degli Studi di Padova
Duke course number TBD
“The Milk of Dreams” – Anthropological Perspectives on the Biennale di Venezia 2022
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
Duke course number TBD
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
Risk and Uncertainty
Jean-Christophe Graz, Université de Lausanne
Duke course number TBD
Science Technology Studies as Method: User’s Manual
Olga Bychkova and Nikolay Rudenko, European University at St. Petersburg
Duke course number TBD
Science, Technology and Public Policy: Controversies and their Closures
Olga Bychkova and Nikolay Rudenko, European University at St. Petersburg
Duke course number TBD
Innovation in Science and Technology: Key Issues of Management and Policy
Ettore Bolisani, Università degli Studi di Padova
Duke course number TBD
Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti and Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
Duke course number TBD
Globalization, Communication and Network Society
Ilya Levin, Tel Aviv University
Duke course number TBD
Science, Technology and Culture
Ilya Levin, Tel Aviv University
Duke course number TBD
HISTORY AND MEMORY (Fall Specialization Track)
Anthropological Perspective and Borders, Migration and Mobility in the Mediterranean
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
CULANTH 290A (SS, CCI)
Street Life: Urban Space and Popular Culture
Marilynn Johnson, Boston College
Duke course number TBD
Reading the Tale of Genji
Akihiko Niimi, Waseda University
Duke course number TBD
History of Japanese Books and Literature
Akihiko Niimi, Waseda University
Duke course number TBD
Consult the VIU website for an official list of course offerings for the current/upcoming term, along with course descriptions and syllabi.