Bard College courses

...Before Moderation, a student is expected to take at least three Africana Studies courses or Africana Studies cross-listed courses, including the core course...

...one course in studio arts, film, or photography; Theories and Methods of Art History (Art History 385), typically taken in the junior year; a set of period... Learn about: Art history courses, History courses, Art History...

...to their Senior Project in conjunction with that program. Core Courses Introduction to Media provides a foundation in media history and theory... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...Gay Rights, Human Rights; Reproductive Health and Human Rights; Feminist Philosophy; Feminist Ethics; Woman as Cyborg; Women Artists of the Surrealist Movement... Learn about: Human Rights...

...Statistics: One course in statistics is required for GPH students. Sample courses include: Biology 244, Biostatistics (offered every year) Psychology... Learn about: Public Health, International Relations, Human Rights...

...Form, and Function: Exploring the Nexus between Scientific Research and Movement Research” “So Many (No Need) Choices” Facilities The Dance Program is... Learn about: Dance College, Dance Technique, Dance Studies...

...film and electronic arts. These include animation, narrative and non-narrative filmmaking, documentary, performance, and installation practices... Learn about: Electronic arts...

...among others, are the primary focuses of the Bard Music Program. Students may take private lessons in voice, composition, and on many instruments... Learn about: Music History, Music Technology, Music Production...

...A photographer’s growth is the product of the simultaneous development of three interdependent factors. The first is the conscious or intuitive understanding... Learn about: Photography 203, Digital Imaging, Photography Techniques...

...Students are advised to take two ICS cross-listed courses before Moderation, such as Literature 2175, Medieval Ireland, or History 2551, Joyce’s Ulysses...

...of abstracts Facilities The exhibition space in the Fisher Studio Arts Building permits an ambitious schedule of exhibitions, which are an integral component of the program... Learn about: Studio Arts...

...or one approved course from history and one from religion, such as Religion 104, Creating Judaism; History 181, Jews in the Modern World; and at least...

...which encompasses performance, literature, design, history, artistic community, and intellectual rigor. Students are expected to acquire a solid familiarity... Learn about: Theater and Performance...

...history, economics, art history, and human rights. It provides an academic setting for the study of two regions inextricably bound by historical... Learn about: Art History...

...but also texts from such fields as philosophy, history, and theology—and of nonverbal expressions of culture such as art history, music, and cinema... Learn about: Foreign language...

...students take at least two semesters of a survey course (e.g., History 2110, Early Middle Ages; Literature 204A, Comparative Literature I; or Literature...

...An Exploration of Urban Literature Written by Women”... Learn about: English Conversation, Arts Program, English Language...

...Senior Projects in Written Arts: “the even passage of the sun,” a collection of poems centered around being, technology, histories, and memories “Salvador Fellini Presents... Learn about: Writing for the Web, Writing the Film, Writing courses...

...swamps, and shallows; perennial and intermittent streams; and young and old deciduous and coniferous forests, among other habitats... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Including ecology...

...Formation of Six-Membered and Five-Membered Cyclometalated Platinum Complexes.” Tetrahedron Letters 56, no. 46 (2015), 6352–55 “Structural Insights Into... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Rinciples of Chemistry...