Course for international guest/part time students

Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Organization
BTK Department of American Studies
Code
BBI-AME-228E
Title
American Culture 2.
Usual semester
Spring
Published semester
2025/26/2
ECTS
3
Language
en
Description
Code for non-international students start with BBN
Learning outcomes
In American Culture 2, the sociologist’s view of America, that is, as a single society/entity will be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on broad strokes, it does matter, and simply saying “well, not everyone is like that,” is not enough to dismiss the ideas mentioned in this class. Recent trends/movements within American society, especially as it relates to the upcoming election will be put under the magnifying glass.
Course content
This course will follow a wide range of topics week-by-week, including politics, class division, environmentalism, the media. These topics may be subject to change based on current event in the US.
Assessment method
There will be two online exams given, one mid-term and one end-term.
Bibliography
The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, including various other media outlets.

Programmes of the course

Title (code) Lang. Level Mandatory Year ...
BBA English and American Studies - American Specialisation (BTK-I-ANGAME-SPEC-NBEN) en 6 Mandatory 2/3
BBA English and American Studies with a Preparatory Year - American Specialisation (BTK-I-BANGL-PREPAME-NBEN) en 6 Mandatory 2/4
BBS Specialisation in English and American Studies (BTK-I-ANGL-SPEC-NBEN) en 6
CEEPUS (BTK-CEEPUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
Erasmus Studies (BTK-ERASMUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-RÉSZKÉP-NXHU) hu Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-I-RÉSZKÉP-NXEN) en Mandatory
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