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 Students will study her published and unpublished plays, essays and poetry, as well as relevant social...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: IT Law, American Literature, American History...

...(also SOC 236 ) Spring SA The truism that "race is socially constructed" hides more than it reveals. Have Irish Americans always been white?...

...with at least one African American Studies faculty member serving as a reader. At the time the student receives the Ph.D. in the discipline of the home department...

...the nation what it is today and what it is becoming. Objects of study range across multiple media, including texts, images, works of art, music... Learn about: IT Law, Public Health...

...Two lectures, one preceptorial, one 90-minute laborabory. J. Monge ANT 215 Human Adaptation (also EEB 315 ) STL Human adaptation focuses on human anatomy... Learn about: IT Law, Medical training, Cross Cultural...

...ANT 521 Topics in Theory and Practice of Anthropology A selected topic in anthropology is studied, the particular choice varies from year to... Learn about: Social Theory...

...and are not planning to major in a mathematically based field. The course is organized in independent two-week modules focusing on particular applications... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...a range of disciplines that contribute to an architect's knowledge and vision, including courses in architectural analysis, representation, computing... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Urban Planning, Landscape Architecture...

...structured programming, and scientific visualization will be presented in tutorial style. Basic principles of numerical analysis, including sources of error... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...urban districts, and landscapes. ARC 505C Architecture Design Studio Explores architecture as a seocial art and the spatial organization of teh human environment... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...600-1500. The course will focus on the art of the Byzantine Empire and its capital, Constantinople, and on its broad sphere of cultural influence (Russia...

...(link is external) , particularly with the Department of Computer Science (link is external) and the Andlinger Center for Energy and Environment... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...to students in the doctoral program at the School of Architecture and to doctoral candidates in other departments. ARC 572 Research in Architecture (Proseminar)... 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...

...dark matter, dark energy, and the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to today. Prerequisites: PHY 103 or 105 and MAT 103 or 104 or equivalent... 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...

...in natural sciences and mathematics. The AOS program benefits from the research capabilities of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL)... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Climate Change, Fluid Dynamics...

...of single molecules to the networks of neurons responsible for perception and memory, from collective behavior in groups of organisms to the mechanics of single cells... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...amidst the greatest concentration of chemical and pharmaceutical industrial research laboratories in the United States. The Department of Chemical... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...matched asymptotic expansions; partial differential equations (classification, characteristics, uniqueness, separation of variables, transform methods... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Physics...