Princeton University courses

...and advocate for gender and racial justice. Students will study her published and unpublished plays, essays and poetry, as well as relevant social... Learn about: American Literature, American History, IT Law...

...Perry, E. Glaude Jr., N. Murakawa AAS 202 Introductory Research Methods in African American Studies (also SOC 202 ) Not offered this year SA The purposes...

...ideally during their first year, to plan their course of study. Formal admission to the certificate program will take place upon students’ completion...

...of race as a biological rather than social category in genetics and genomics research. T. Khanmalek AMS 306 Issues in American Public Health... Learn about: IT Law, Public Health...

..."social forces" through social relationships provides a way to examine some key assumptions behind such everyday distinctions as altruism/self-interest... Learn about: Medical training, Cross Cultural, IT Law...

...ethnographic field research. How do key concepts such as object relations, transference and countertransference, and the intersubjective third help... Learn about: Social Theory...

...Applied Mathematics at Princeton. There has never been a better time to be a mathematician. The combination of mathematics and computer modeling has transformed... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...maps, and communication networks. Focus on how inherited models have been used by modern architects/planners in the 20th century. One 90-minute lecture... Learn about: Urban Planning, Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture...

...partial differential equations (classification, characteristics, uniqueness, separation of variables, transform methods, similarity); and Green's function for the Poisson... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...(link is external). ARC 501 Architecture Design Studio A two-semester sequence in which fundamental design skills are taught in the context of the architect¿s... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...faculty members in small classes and often dealing directly with original objects and primary sources, students can explore subjects as diverse as Roman city planning...

...the design process through the participation of technical faculty and outside advisors in critiques and reviews. Projects are developed to a high level of detail... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...with courses in history, literature, at least two foreign languages and preferably, although not necessarily, a major in the history of... Learn about: Art History...

...emergence of this pan-ethnic group in the United States, but also highlights Asian America’s transnational connections and contexts, including the dynamics of globalization...

...with a broad range of interests. Many of our majors plan to continue in graduate school in astrophysics. For students with career goals in other areas such as science education... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...who usually choose a topic related to their research area as the general theme for the seminar in a given semester. In the fall, the seminar focuses on theory... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Through the Science, Technology and Environmental Policy (STEP) Program at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Princeton Environmental Institute... Learn about: Climate Change, Fluid Dynamics, GCSE Physics...

...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...

...properties of chemical systems under a wide range of conditions and applications to problems of a chemical engineering nature, with an emphasis on multicomponent... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...Our department also offers two master's degree programs (Master of Science in Engineering, Master of Engineering) geared toward practicing engineers interested... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Physics...