Brown University courses

...We will explore individuals, movements, and incidents that are inspired by ISIS and white supremacists, as well as at individuals, movements...

...economy with a keen eye to the winners, the losers, and the heroes that made it what it is. The first part of the class is the history of the economy...

...Grasp the interlinkages between media representations and formats and the ways we imagine our communities and their political guiding ideals... Learn about: New Media, Political Theory...

...From the French Revolution to Karl Marx is not only the founding period but also describes the first process by which socialism was subjected to critique by socialists themselves... Learn about: Political Theory...

...and security policy and world politics Prerequisites:... Learn about: World Politics...

...In case studies, students will investigate key questions: What is the problem? What policy options are available? What tradeoffs do they involve?... Learn about: English Language, World Politics...

...offering over 200 non-credit courses, one- to four-weeks long, taught on Brown’s campus. For students completing grades 9-12 by June 2020. VISIT PROGRAM... Learn about: Public Health...

...This class will use lectures, discussions, and multimedia to present these topics in a fun and interactive way. The goal of this course is to provide...

...Tuesdays with Morrie. By the end of this course, students will be able to: • Critically evaluate the role of biological, psychological, and social influences for human development...

...how and why we classify mental disorders, and how these disorders are understood and treated. This is an introductory seminar that will provide a broad...

...While cannabis is one of the most widely used psychoactive substances, scientists are only now beginning to scratch the surface in our understanding... Learn about: Mental Health, Critical Thinking...

...techniques and modalities in this course will be useful tools for students throughout high school and in the future. *********** This course is part of the Leadership Institute... Learn about: Social Change, Professor Training...

...5. Identify the range of mental health outcomes associated with culture. 6. Provide information for those considering a career in multicultural psychology...

...The distinctions between science and pseudo-science will be explored, including the gray areas or “borderlines” of science and science’s potential limitations... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...answer important questions in the fields of psychology and psychiatry, 4. Enhance your understanding of how mood disorders impact one's...

...Understand individual and cross-cultural influences on understanding of death and death practices. Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this course...

...to groups and systems. Utilizing research studies, daily news publications, movies and documentaries, students will explore processes like narrative therapy and play therapy... Learn about: Mental Health...

...This term “existential” is often one that elicits either confusion or curiosity; bantered about by philosophers and those partaking of more erudite pursuits...

...theories of psychoanalysis to explore how Freud’s work shapes our modern understanding of dreams, desires, love, sexuality, neurosis, religion...

...VISIT PROGRAM PAGE INFORMATION SESSIONS LEARN HOW TO APPLY Course Description The completion of the Human Genome Project may be the most important scientific...