Business Literature (LIT 320) Online Course Information

	Business Literature (LIT 320)
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Course Title:	Business Literature (LIT 320)
School:	University of Phoenix
Description:	This course explores business and the workplace through imaginative literature and essays. Students will study poems, plays, short stories, and essays with themes or story lines that emanate from the workplace. Students will read, interpret, and analyze the literature while responding to the connections between occupation and personal identity, and those between social and personal significance. Students will note and discuss trends in society that are illustrated by business and workplace attitudes and portrayed in literature. Topics and Objectives include: Elements of Literature; Social Significance of Interactions in the Workplace; Perspectives of Diversity, Understanding, and Social Justice in the Workplace; Current Perspectives on Literature and the Workplace; and Focus, Technique and Perspective.
Learning Format:	Online (?)
Education Level:	Undergraduate - upper
Language:	English
Cost:	$494.00/credit hour
Credits:	3

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University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association.

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3157 E. Elwood Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034
US

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Private, for-profit, Higher Education

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Participate in on-campus or online learning. While widely available, all programs may not be offered in both the online and on-campus formats.

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