Students are responsible for buying (or renting) the required books and having them on the first day of classes. To find the required texts for your class, please reference the course syllabus found on the course catalog page.
We recommend renting or buying the e-textbook version of each book through Amazon (where available) to carry less weight.
Textbooks
Understanding the European Union: A Concise Introduction, 8th Edition
by John McCormick
Kindle Edition
Red Globe Press, 2020
Cultural Intelligence: Surviving and Thriving in the Global Village, 3rd Edition
by David Thomas and Kerr Inkson
Paperback or Kindle edition recommended
Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2017
Understanding Italy: A practical and funny guide for expats
by Nadia Plamadeala
Kindle Edition
Multicultural You, 2017
International Marketing, 5th Edition
by Pervez Ghauri and Philip Cateora
Kindle Edition
McGraw-Hill, 2021
International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace, 13th Edition
by Charles Hill
Kindle Edition
McGraw Hill, 2020
The History of Western Art
by Peter Whitfield
Kindle Edition
Naxos Publishers, 2012
An Art Lover's Guide to Florence
by Judith Testa
Kindle Edition
Northern Illinois University Press, 2012
Rome Is Love Spelled Backward: Enjoying Art and Architecture in the Eternal City
by Judith Testa
Kindle Edition
Northern Illinois University Press, 1998
Textbooks for SIS Courses
To find the required and recommended readings for a Supervised Independent Study (SIS) course, please review the course syllabus. All syllabi can be found here:
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