Brown University courses

...East Asian studies, art history, comparative literature, and the Institute for Archeology and the Ancient World. Through the University exchange program... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...Required GRE Subject: Not required Application Deadline: December...

...faculty as well as with faculty in related fields, such as comparative literature, theater, history, art history, modern culture and media and political science...

...A slate of courses with significant strength in performance theory, theater history, cultural studies, visual studies, and world performance allows students... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...goals over the next few years, and how can Brown's program serve them? Three Recommendations: At least one must speak directly to your work as a theater artist... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...Additional Resources Brown's special collections: Harris Collection of American Drama, the Sidney Albert Shaw Collection, the Smith Magicana Collection...

...Course Information Course Code: AFRI 0500 Length: 7 weeks Program Information Pre-Baccalaureate Program The University’s seven-week Summer Session...

...This course has no prerequisites-all are welcome!... Learn about: Social Movements...

...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...

...This course provides a comprehensive foundation for future studies in a wide range of interdisciplinary humanities and social science fields including...

...interests include comparative racial and ethnic studies; immigration and refugee studies; social movements; law and society; and critical human geography... Learn about: Ethnic studies, Social Change, IT Law...

...solutions truly reflect the problem at hand. Through stimulating discussions and activities, students in this course will examine the disparate roles of firearms on two levels... Learn about: Social Policy...

...a current event, or a social media phenomenon. This work will prepare students to apply the methods of questioning and argumentation to any material...

...methodologies, and modes of inquiry. • Produce original exploratory and analytical response papers, to develop clear, articulate, and grammatically correct...

...city – seeing how the city itself is conceptualized and problematized, and how these complex social, political, and ecological systems develop...

...efforts to address the global burden of disease, using multiple case studies to help them develop more politically and culturally constructive solutions...

...Knowing this will lay the foundation for future study in anthropology or religious studies at the college or graduate level...

...lecture, discussion sections, and short writing assignments. Each three-hour session will be split into two parts. The first hour and half will be taught by a neuroscientist...

...methods, and findings. We will examine the history and utility of anthropology's hallmark method, ethnography, the long-term immersion of the researcher...

...scientific, and empirical methods that archaeologists use to interpret mortuary practices 2. Gain insight into the variety of mortuary practices in...