PBHLTH104
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Openness to Opposing Views
Course Title
Openness to Opposing Views
Course Description
What does it mean to be open to opposing views? This course emphasizes the Berkeley Changemaker themes of critical thinking, effective communication, and productive collaboration. You will combine critical examination of evidence-based, multi-disciplinary research and theories with personal self-reflection and practice in engaged discourse. These are interwoven with implementable strategies, directly applicable to the public, private, and civic sectors, to help you develop a sharper sense of how to engage productively with those whose perspective might be radically different from your own. As you do so, you will be exposed to approaches from academic disciplines across UC Berkeley and will sharpen your changemaking skillset.
Minimum
1
Maximum
1
Grading Basis
Mandatory Passed/Not Passed
Method of Assessment
Alternative Final Assessment
American Cultures Requirement
No
Reading and Composition Requirement
None of the Reading and Composition Requirement
Repeat Rules
Course is not repeatable for credit.
Credit Restriction Courses. Students will receive no credit for this course if the following the course(s) have already been completed.
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Credit Replacement Courses. Upon passing, students can use the following course(s) to replace a deficient grade for this course.
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Formats
Lecture
Term
Fall and Spring
Duration (in weeks)
8
Minimum Hours
2
Maximum Hours
2
Lecture Mode of Instruction
Online
Outside Work Hours Min
6
Maximum Hours
6
Term
Summer
Duration (in weeks)
6
Minimum Hours
2
Maximum Hours
2
Lecture Mode of Instruction
Online
Outside Work Hours Min
6
Maximum Hours
6