Course List of UIP

Course List of the Universi
CollegeCurriculum Number
Curriculum Name
College of Art 101699010
Repetition
Living Space
Shakespeare: His Language And His Stories
Storytelling as Theatre
Appreciation of Popular Music in Western Cinema
Introduction to World Music Cultures
College of Ec
102415010
International Business
College of Ec
102416010
Macro- Economics: China Compared to The Eu
College of Ec
102417010
Innovation Economics
College of Ec
102418010
Globalization & Eu China Foreign Direct Investment Rel
College of Ec
102419010
International Negotiations
College of Ec
102420010
Empirical Analysis of Asset Pricing Models
College of Ec
102421010
Seminar on Issues related to the U.S. and Chinese Econo
College of Ec
102422010
International Finance
College of Ec
102423010
International Economics
College of Ec
102429010
Labor Economics for China
College of Ec
102430005
Economics of the Welfare State
College of Ec
102431010
Capital Market
College of Ec
102432010
Investing in Emerging Markets
College of Ec
102433010
International Political Economy - Asia
College of Ec
102434010
Economics of the European Union
College of La
103216010
Selected Topics in Comparative Tort Law
College of La
103217010
Legal Systems Across The World A Comparative Analys
College of La
103218010
Civil Litigation & Adocacy: An Introduction
College of La
103219010
Public Procurement Law
College of La
103220010
International Economic Law
College of Lit
104496010
Nonverbal Communication
College of Lit
104497010
Interpersonal Communication
College of Lit
104498010
Semiotics Applied To The Studies Of Today'S Culture
College of Lit
104499010
Literature on the Move: Tavel Literature and Modernity
College of Lit
104500010
Literature Culture Life: Literary Theory Today
College of Lit
104501010
Semiotics of Culture
College of Lit
104502010
Literature and Memory
College of Lit
104503010
Literature and Space
College of Lit
104504010
Michael Ondaatje'S The English Patient and Its Film Ver
College of Lit
104505010
Imre Kertsz'S Fatelessness And Its Film Version
College of Lit
104506010
Topics in Black World Studies: Exploring The Female Bl
College of Lit
104507010
China Africa: Reading Cultural Exchange
College of Lit
104508010
Representations of Food In Western Film and Literature
College of Lit
104509010
Yann Martel'S Life of Pi and Its Film Version
College of Fo
105512010
The Jazzage,Yoknapatawpha,and Rise of Suburban Consu
College of Fo
105513010
Western History Of The Notion and Practice of Friendshi
College of Fo
105514010
Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences
College of Fo
105515010
General Pathophysiology
College of Fo
105516010
Endocrine and Metabolic Pathology
College of Fo
105517010
Domino Tilings
College of Fo
105518010
The Yoga of Commutators
College of Fo
105519010
European and Russian Models of Social Services Manag
College of Fo
105520010
The International and National Dimensions in Social Poli
College of Fo
105523010
American Poetry: Creative Reading
College of Fo
105524010
French Identity and Food in the French Literature
College of Fo
105525010
Paris in French Cinema
College of His 106455010
Leadership Skills for Event Management
Ming Studies in America
Britain and the French Revolution, 1789-1815
Deciphering Cuneiform Literature
The Bronze Age of Europe
Anthropological Perspectives on Language Diversity
Ethnography of Faith and Food
Visual Rhetoric andHistorical Studies
Visual Anthropology and Theories of Self-representation
An Introduction to Medieval Western Europe, 400-1500
The End of Empire, Nationalism, & Decolonisation
Marxism School107100010
Russion Foreign Policy
Domestic Policies Amecican Foreign Policy
Globalization and Global Governance
Introduction to Philosophy
The Russian Media in Terms of Modern Political Transfo
The BRICS Constellation and Its Future: The View from
College of Phy 202232010
Nuclear Moments And Nuclear Structure
Nuclear Electric Quadrupole Moments & The Use Of Their
Nanotechnology in Medicine and Biology
Physics and Our Modern World
Design and Modeling Of Rf/Microwave Transistors
From Semiclassical To Quantum Transport Modeling
Intermediate Quantum Mechanics
Materials Characterization At High Pressures
Lanthanide-Containing Organics-Based MaterialsFor Infr
Methods in Modern NMR Spectroscopy
College of Ch
203202010
Chemistry of Metabolism
College of Ch
203203010
Green and Sustainable Chemistry: Drivers and Practices
College of Ch
203204010
Optoelectronic Semiconducting and Precisely Defined Po
College of Ch
203205010
Organic Chemistry 2410
College of Ch
203206010
Chem.3010 Organic Chemistry 2
College of Ch
203207010
Structure Determination of Chemical Compounds
College of Ch
203208010
Organometallic Chemistry part I
College of Ch
203209010
Organometallic Chemistry part II
College of Lif 204204010
Current Topics in Molecular Genetics
Role of Cell Death in Cancer Biology and Treatment
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
Microbes in Environmental Engineering
Environmental and Natural Resources: China vs. USA
Structural Biology
College of Ele 205212010
Mathematical Skills Used For Guided Wave Calculation
Satellite Communications
Mobile And Wireless Communications
Preparation for Research Project
Report Writing
College of Po
300064010
Optical and Electrical Properties of Polymers
College of Po
300071010
Modern Polymerization Strategies For The Synthesis Of
College of Po
300077010
Polymer Product Design and Polymer Processing
College of Mat 301247010
Exploring Dirac Fermions
High Power Semiconductor Devices - Past,Present and Fu
Integrable Models in Condened Matter Systems in and ou
Synthesis,Study and Example of Implementation of Inorg
Latest Developments in Materials Research at the Nano,
College of Manufacturing
302270005
Science
Highand
Value
Engineering
Additive Manufacturing
302271005
Science
Applications
and Engineering
Of Non-Conventional Processes
302272010
Science
Technology,
and Engineering
Industry & Management in China
302273010
Science
3D Printing
and Engineering
302274010
Science
Engineering
and Engineering
Design Optimization
302275010
Science
Artificial
and Engineering
Intelligence
College of Electrical
303323010
Engineering
Causes
Information
and Mitigation of Harmonics in Electrical System
303324010
Engineering
Project
Information
Management
303325010
Engineering
Power
Information
System Protection
303326010
Engineering
Digital
Information
Image Processing
303392010
Engineering
Digital
Information
Photography and Retouching
College of Co
304167010
Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning
College of Co
304161010
Computer Systems
Architecture
College of Co
304162010
Data Mining and Business Intelligence
College of Co
304163010
Cloud Computing and Electronic Commerce
College of Arc 305831010
Principals and Methods of Planning for Resilient Rural S
Remediation of Contaminated Sites
Advanced Wastewater Treatment
Understanding Open Spaces in Chengdu
Natural Hazards and Cultural Heritage Preservation
Soil Contamination
Surviving The Next 100 Years: How Can Humanity Reorga
Conservation and Management in Protected Areas
The Conservation of The Modena World Heritage Unesco
Green Cities for The 21St Century
Sustainable Transportation
Long-Term Perspectives on Freshwater Pollution
Ecological Economics
Sustainable Drainage
Energy Conversion and Utlistaion
Building Energy Saving and Simulation
Microscale Plasticity and Thermally Activated Mechanism
Sustainable Land Use Management
New Energy Science and Engineering
College of Hyd 306260010
Strength of Materials and Engineering Applications
Numerical Analysis With Matlab and Its Applications
Computational Fluid Dynamics (Cfd)
Fluid Mechanics And Applications
London: A Global City across Twenty-One Centuries
College of Ch
308288010
Chemical Process Risk Control and Accident Prevention (
College of Ch
308289010
Chemical Process Risk Control and Accident Prevention
College of Ch
308309010
Particle Technology, Basic Knowledge
College of Ch
308310010
Particle Technological Processes
College of Ch
308311020
Fluid Mechanics and Applications in Engineering
College of Ch
308312010
Introduction of Hydrothermal Sciences and Technologies
College of Ch
308313010
Understanding, Methods
College of Lig 309333010
Leather Life Cycle
Green Chemistry
English Conversation
Business English
Underlying Principles in Beamhouse Processes
Conceptual Design of Cleaner Leather Processing
Culture & Art Communication and Interpersonal Communi
Food in American Culture
College of Sof 311007040
C++
Design and Analysis of Algorithm (Advanced Level)
Overview of the Android Platform
Modeling and Analysis of Concurrency 1
Modeling and Analysis of Concurrency 2
College of Pub 401459010
Defining "Politics":A Cross-Historical Perspective (Chi
Urban Growth and Development
Urban Design and Land Use
Sports, Mega Events and Society
This I Believe: A Look at Reflexive Writing
Asia-Pacific Security
College of Bus 402606010
Success Factor Happiness An Introduction To Happine
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Introduction to Sports Events Industry
European Film History
International Communication
West China Col 501185010
Know Your Body
Signal Transduction in Cancer: From Viral Oncogenes to Targeted Therapies
Learning Science with Hands-on Activities
3D Infographics Animation for Product Visualization(App
Cancer Biology
Oral Pathology
West China Co 502529010
Emergency Resusciation: the Optimal Management of Sev
NURS 3108
Innate and Adaptive Immunity
Autoimmunity
Principles and Instrumentation
Hemodynamics and Doppler
Genetics and Genomics
Pediatric Eye and Vision Care
Basic Introduction to Survival Analysis
Proposed Uip Course: Recent Challenges in American Me
Science of Endodontics
Public Health Leadership
Public Health Management
Design and Analysis of Cluster Randomised Trials
An Introduction to Infectious Disease Modelling and Its
Evidence-Based Public Health
Introductory Epidemiology
Environmental Microbiology and Human Health
Population Health Promotion and Program Planning
Drug Discovery and Therapeutics in the 21st Century: N
Career Development and Science Communication in the
Wu Yuzhang H 603193010
European foreign policy and the competition between

structural powers
Wu Yuzhang H 603194010
Art and Engineering:An Appreciation of 21st Century

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