Princeton University courses

...scrutiny of the agency of black people in the United States help redefine what it means to be American, new world, modern and postmodern... Learn about: American History, IT Law, American Literature...

...Drawing on a wide-ranging methodological toolkit from the humanities and social sciences, students will learn to reflect on the ethical and political dimensions...

...of African American Studies. Students cannot be admitted to Princeton University through the African American Studies Certificate Program since it is not a degree program...

...(also ENG 432 / GSS 338 / ASA 301 ) Spring SA How does science fiction challenge "facts" about the biology of race, gender, sexuality and other categories of difference?... Learn about: IT Law, Public Health...

...and modern forms of power and inequality. Staff ANT 301 The Ethnographer's Craft Spring SA What are social and cultural facts? And how do we identify these... Learn about: IT Law, Medical training, Cross Cultural...

...What theoretical approaches are available to ethnographers for making sense of race and inequality? This class places Critical Race Theory in conversation... Learn about: Social Theory...

...APC 345 The Efficient Universe (See COS 345) APC 377 Combinatorial Mathematics (See MAT 377) APC 441 Computational Geophysics (See GEO 441) APC 486 Transmission... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...One three-hour seminar. Staff ARC 308 History of Architectural Theory (also ART 328 ) Fall HA Architectural theory, criticism, and historiography... Learn about: Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning, Civil Engineering...

...to the student's research area. Start date no earlier than June 1; end date no later than Labor Day. A final paper and sponsor evaluation is required... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...and practical know-how. Each student constructs a personal course of study around a core of required courses that represents the knowledge essential... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...during the Middle Ages. Offered in alternate years. For department majors, this course satisfies the Group 2 distribution requirement. Two lectures...

...and new systems for energy and environmental performance. It is supported by many connections to the School of Engineering and Applied Science... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...The graduate curriculum in the history of art at Princeton University is one of the oldest in the country, and for many decades the department has played... Learn about: Art History...

...and how writers responded to neoliberalism's remaking of the "Asian" family according to the model minority myth. P. Nadal ASA 351 Asian American Affect...

...and the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to today. The relatively small size of the department provides an informal, flexible, and friendly setting for students... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...taking core astrophysics courses and working on up to four semester-long research projects with different faculty members. After the general exam at... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...atmospheric chemistry, biogeochemistry of the land and ocean, atmospheric modeling, ocean modeling, climate dynamics, global climate change and paleo-climate... Learn about: Climate Change, GCSE Physics, Fluid Dynamics...

...At Princeton, "biophysics" means much more than the application of methods from physics to the problems of biology; students are encouraged to appreciate... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Engineering has particular strengths, including our small student-to-faculty ratio; our ability to ensure true mentorship during graduate study... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Physics...

...similarity); and Green's function for the Poisson, heat, and wave equations, with applications to selected problems in chemical, civil, and mechanical engineering... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...