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  1. Major Requirements

    The Digital Media & Film major requires a total of 12 courses in the categories listed below. Full descriptions and lists of required courses and electives can be found below.

  2. English Spring 2026 Course Offerings

    ENGLISH SPRING 2026 COURSE OFFERINGS 100 level courses 126. Intro to Nonfiction Food Writing In this course, we will learn how to read and articulately discuss and write about the...

  3. Asian Studies

    Minor offered Visit the Asian studies webpage at https://www.stlawu.edu/offices/asian-studies. Minor For the minor, students must take five Asian studies courses as follows: One multi-regional course (its content covers at least...

  4. China Academics at SLU

    Study Abroad Programs in China Students have the opportunities to choose programs in three locations in China: Shanghai, Suzhou, and Beijing CIEE program in Shanghai: for students who major in...

  5. DMF Courses

    DMF 101 Film & Media Action (1 Credit) Foundation Course (A) 100 level NO SENIORS. This required introductory-level course for the new Digital Media & Film major engages students' interest...

  6. Chinese courses

    101, 102 . Elementary Chinese. This is a two-semester sequence providing an introduction to the speaking, reading, writing and listening comprehension of modern Mandarin Chinese. Through this course students are...

  7. Past Sophomore Seminars

    Fall 2025: DMF/SOC-3132: Tech & Social Change Zeyno Ustun, Tue/Thur, 9:40-11:10, (1.0 Credits) This course examines the history of media infrastructures and social change via the cinematic lens offered by...

  8. Courses

    The following courses are offered regularly at St. Lawrence. Additional courses in Central America are available as part of the St. Lawrence program in Costa Rica and in the ISEP...

  9. PCA Courses Offered

    100. Beginning Ballet Fundamentals of classical ballet including barre, center work, and across-the-floor movements with emphasis on body alignment and elements of ballet style. Material is presented in a progression...