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Star Kingdom University System
Colleges Core College Landing University Queen's College Mannheim University Society of Economics and Political Science Xenology Society Society of World Civilisations Historical Society Society of Applied Sciences

Mannheim University (MU) is the second oldest school of the Star Kingdom University System. MU is located in the County of New Odenwaldkries and is similar to the military service technical specialties colleges. MU focuses on the liberal arts and science courses that can inform your civilian career but are not required for rank advancement. MU courses come in series of four courses. The first courses are designed to be entry level, whereas the last are Graduate level. MU is continually working to expand it’s offerings and has many courses in the development stage.

Society of Economics and Political Science

Economics Department

Reginald Houseman put Mannheim’s Economics department on the astro map.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Economics One	MU-ECON-01	Intro to TRMN 3
Economics Two	MU-ECON-02	MU-ECON-01
Economics Three	MU-ECON-03	MU-ECON-02
Economics Four	MU-ECON-04	MU-ECON-03

Political Science Department

Political Science offers some insights into the philosophy of government.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Political Science One	MU-PLSC-01	Intro to TRMN 3
Political Science Two	MU-PLSC-02	MU-PLSC-01
Political Science Three	MU-PLSC-03	MU-PLSC-02
Political Science Four	MU-PLSC-04	MU-PLSC-03

Xenology Society

School of Cryptozoology

Cryptozoology is the study of unknown creatures (cryptids) that may or may not exist or of known animals that are rumored to exist in areas that are not historically part of their recognized range. Until they were discovered by Stephanie Harrington, treecats would have been considered a cryptid.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Cryptozoology 01	LU-XI-CZ01	Intro to TRMN 3
Cryptozoology 02	LU-XI-CZ02	LU-XI-CZ01
Cryptozoology 03	LU-XI-CZ03	LU-XI-CZ02
Cryptozoology 04	LU-XI-CZ04	LU-XI-CZ03

School of Xenoanthropology

School of Xenoanthropology covers the study of peoples and cultures found on other planets.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Xenoanthropology 01	LU-XI-XA01	Intro to TRMN 3
Xenoanthropology 02	LU-XI-XA02	LU-XI-XA01
Xenoanthropology 03	LU-XI-XA03	LU-XI-XA02
Xenoanthropology 04	LU-XI-XA04	LU-XI-XA03

School of Xenobiology

Xenobiology is the study of flora and fauna found on other planets.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Xenobiology 01	LU-XI-XB01	Intro to TRMN 3
Xenobiology 02	LU-XI-XB02	LU-XI-XB01
Xenobiology 03	LU-XI-XB03	LU-XI-XB02
Xenobiology 04	LU-XI-XB04	LU-XI-XB03

Society of World Civilizations

History of North America

Take a whirlwind tour through the History of North America.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of North America One	MU-HSNAM-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of North America Two	MU-HSNAM-02	MU-HSNAM-01
History of North America Three	MU-HSNAM-03	MU-HSNAM-02
History of North America Four	MU-HSNAM-04	MU-HSNAM-03

History of Europe

This course explores the history of Old Earth’s continent of Europe.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of Europe One	MU-HSEUR-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of Europe Two	MU-HSEUR-02	MU-HSEUR-01
History of Europe Three	MU-HSEUR-03	MU-HSEUR-02
History of Europe Four	MU-HSEUR-04	MU-HSEUR-03

History of Asia

Learn about the largest and most populated part of Old Earth. All in just four courses.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of Asia One	MU-HSASN-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of Asia Two	MU-HSASN-02	MU-HSASN-01
History of Asia Three	MU-HSASN-03	MU-HSASN-02
History of Asia Four	MU-HSASN-04	MU-HSASN-03

History of Africa

Learn about the cradle of civilization, and the 54 nations that make up the continent of Africa.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of Africa One	MU-HSAFR-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of Africa Two	MU-HSAFR-02	MU-HSAFR-01
History of Africa Three	MU-HSAFR-03	MU-HSAFR-02
History of Africa Four	MU-HSAFR-04	MU-HSAFR-03

History of South America

These courses review the rich cultures of South America, home of Old Earth’s largest rain forest.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of South America One	MU-HSSAM-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of South America Two	MU-HSSAM-02	MU-HSSAM-01
History of South America Three	MU-HSSAM-03	MU-HSSAM-02
History of South America Four	MU-HSSAM-04	MU-HSSAM-03

History of Australia, New Zealand, and East Asia

Learn about the Australian aborigines, New Zealand’s Maori, and Oceania.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of Australia, New Zealand, & East Asia One	MU-HSAZN-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of Australia, New Zealand, & East Asia Two	MU-HSAZN-02	MU-HSAZN-01
History of Australia, New Zealand, & East Asia Three	MU-HSAZN-03	MU-HSAZN-02
History of Australia, New Zealand, & East Asia Four	MU-HSAZN-04	MU-HSAZN-03

Historical Society

Mannheim University proudly offers a large and growing History Department. The History of TRMN, World Civilizations, and Great Britain in the Age of Sail, are all within this department.

History of TRMN

Learn about the foundation of the The Royal Manticoran Navy, The Official Honor Harrington Fan Club, and the canonical Royal Manticoran Navy.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of TRMN One	MU-HSTRM-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of TRMN Two	MU-HSTRM-02	MU-HSTRM-01
History of TRMN Three	MU-HSTRM-03	MU-HSTRM-02
History of TRMN Four	MU-HSTRM-04	MU-HSTRM-03

History of 19th Century - Earth

This series of courses explores major historical events of the nineteenth century.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of the 19th Century One	MU-HS19C-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of the 19th Century Two	MU-HS19C-02	MU-HS19C-01
History of the 19th Century Three	MU-HS19C-03	MU-HS19C-02
History of the 19th Century Four	MU-HS19C-04	MU-HS19C-03

History of 20th Century - Earth

This series of courses explores major historical events of the twentieth century.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of the 20th Century One	MU-HS20C-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of the 20th Century Two	MU-HS20C-02	MU-HS20C-01
History of the 20th Century Three	MU-HS20C-03	MU-HS20C-02
History of the 20th Century Four	MU-HS20C-04	MU-HS20C-03

Great Britain and the Age of Sail

This course series explores the events the Age of Sail and the Birth of the Royal Navy

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Age of Sail - Birth of the Royal Navy 01	MU-HSBSA-01	Intro to TRMN 3
Age of Sail - Birth of the Royal Navy 02	MU-HSBSA-02	MU-HSBSA-01
Age of Sail - Birth of the Royal Navy 03	MU-HSBSA-03	MU-HSBSA-02
Age of Sail - Birth of the Royal Navy 04	MU-HSBSA-04	MU-HSBSA-03

History of Slavery

This course series explores historical and modern slavery, and abolitionism with a specific focus on the abolitionists that David Weber references in the book series.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
General History of Slavery	MU-HSSLV-01	Intro to TRMN 3
General Abolition of Slavery	MU-HSSLV-02	MU-HSSLV-01
British Abolitionist Movement	MU-HSSLV-03	MU-HSSLV-02
Modern Slavery	MU-HSSLV-04	MU-HSSLV-03

Society of Applied Sciences

History of Medicine

The origins of modern medical treatments are explored in this series of courses.

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
History of Medicine One	MU-HSMED-01	Intro to TRMN 3
History of Medicine Two	MU-HSMED-02	MU-HSMED-01
History of Medicine Three	MU-HSMED-03	MU-HSMED-02
History of Medicine Four	MU-HSMED-04	MU-HSMED-03

School of Criminology

The Landing University School of Criminology is the foremost school of criminology on Manticore. At the School of Criminology you will draw upon psychology, sociology, law, social work, criminology and criminal justice, history, and political science to understand the science behind the prevention of criminal behavior

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
Criminology 01	LU-CRIM-01	Intro to TRMN 3
Criminology 02	LU-CRIM-02	LU-CRIM-01
Criminology 03	LU-CRIM-03	LU-CRIM-02
Criminology 04	LU-CRIM-04	LU-CRIM-03

School of Basic Emergency Knowledge

This school offers courses from the ‘real world’ U.S. FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) Independent Training course system. The training is free and available online. Students must first register for a FEMA Student ID Number. You register for a FEMA SID here: https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid. Students are welcome world-wide.

FEMA courses taken in the past may be submitted for credit so long as the on-line course is no more than one version older than the course that is currently offered. Course that were taken in a live setting, must be no more that 3-years old to be submitted for credit.

The below courses have been approved by BuTrain and may be accessed here: https://training.fema.gov/is/

Course Name	Course Number	Course Prerequisites
IS 100 - Introduction to Incident Command System	MU-BEK-01	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 200 - Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response	MU-BEK-02	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 700 - National Incident Management System	MU-BEK-03	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 800 - National Response Framework	MU-BEK-04	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 230 - Fundamentals of Emergency Management	MU-BEK-05	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 317 - Introduction to Community Emergency Response Team (CERTs)	MU-BEK-06	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 75 - Military Resources in Emergency Management	MU-BEK-07	Intro to TRMN 3
IS 10 - Animals in Disasters: Awareness and Preparedness	MU-BEK-08	Intro to TRMN 3