Brown University courses

...GRE General: Not required GRE Subject: Not required Application Deadline: January... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...fellowships and traineeships. Areas of specialization within sociology cover a wide spectrum of interests among faculty. Research and teaching collaboration...

...The program will train flexible and innovative scholars able to address varying teaching and research needs in the future job market. We particularly target...

...Brown's playwriting program, and cross-currents with RISD make the Brown environment alive with intersections between practice and theory. The libraries... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...TOEFL: required for applicants from non-English speaking countries only; see the Graduate School website for details. GRE General: Not required GRE Subject... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...three theaters, eight studios, departmental library, Harvard Theatre Collection, easily accessible resources throughout New England and in New York...

...but also the media, social networks, cultural diffusions, and institutional transformations. This course focuses on the social structures, institutional...

...the course of history and challenging racial politics in the U.S. This course examines the histories of radical social movement organizations and individuals from the Black... Learn about: Social Movements...

...and that celebrity and inequality fit hand in glove. The instructor is an award-winning historian who has written several books about American life and culture...

...such as Guantanamo Bay during the War on Terror. Students will apply this understanding to current events and as they develop their own Action...

...UC Berkeley; MSL, Yale Law School) is an Assistant Professor of American Studies and Ethnic Studies and affiliated faculty in the Department of Sociology... Learn about: Social Change, IT Law, Professor Training...

...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...

...Reading, writing and critical viewership will be central to the course, and short writing assignments with revision components will be integrated...

...A basic introduction to feminist theories and practices both historically and contemporarily in the United States. Reading and discussing foundational texts...

...preparing students for historical, ethnographic, and other empirical work and contribution...

...This course explores the field of global health, and particularly the serious health problems facing populations in developing countries. Students...

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

...knowledge to understand human behavior; Become familiar with mechanistic, ontogenic, phylogenetic, and adaptive explanations for common human behavioral practices...

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

...mortuary traditions, and human remains and ethics, which will be illustrated with cross-cultural case studies. During the course, we will also look...