Opportunities and Resources for French Studies Students

Study Abroad

Opportunities and Resources for Chinese Area Studies Students

Language and Culture in China

Enrolling in the Right Course

This table provides you with suggested courses based on your language background. If you have any additional questions concerning what course you should take, please contact Professor Weiqing Zhang ([email protected]) for more information. Native or heritage speakers of Chinese should also consult Professor Zhang about appropriate placement.

Catalog and Course Work

The Cultural Entrepreneurship (CUE) program is designed for our modern cultural and creative economy. All CUE graduates come away from our program with:

Community-engaged Learning

The media coverage below is an example of CUE students' community-engaged learning. This one is about students in the Design Thinking (CUE 3101) class using systems and design thinking methods to address Food Insecurity in the Morgan Park community in Duluth.

CUE to Cambodia

Read the journey of a CUE Alumna

Meet the Cultural Entrepreneurship Faculty

Dr. Aparna Katre

Associate Professor & Program Director, 

Cultural Entrepreneurship

Office: Humantities 468B

Email: [email protected]

Does this course transfer?

This is frequently the first and most urgent question students have regarding transfer courses. The best answer to this question is usually more complex than a "yes" or "no."  In fact, a better question is "HOW do my courses transfer?"

The main principle is: Courses from other institutions need to be reviewed by UMD faculty to determine how/if they transfer in.

COURSE REVIEW PROCESS: