Princeton University courses

...The Department of French and Italian (link is external)offers a liberal arts major designed to give students a thorough grounding in the language... Learn about: Advanced French, Communication Training, Writing Skills...

...G. Salamon GSS 203 Introduction to Global LGBTQ Studies (also ANT 243 ) Fall SA This course provides an interdisciplinary and transnational introduction...

...personal memoirs; and others. FRE 518 The Literature of Enlightenment The relation of aesthetic form, genre conventions, and ideology is examined through... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...GSS 501 Questions Across Disciplines in Women's Studies A seminar for graduate students engaged in research in gender studies, examining the guiding concepts... Learn about: Social Movements...

...and properties of materials and mechanisms of attack. Labs include quantifying water movement through stone, damage from freezing and salts... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, IT risk...

...internal structures, and atmospheres. Topics include the origin of the solar system, habitability of planets, and the role of impacts in planetary evolution... Learn about: Climate Change, Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...The Department of Geosciences, together with its affiliated interdepartmental programs and institutes, serves as Princeton’s central focus for the earth...

...program. The Ph.D. program is normally a five-year program. The department does not offer a program of study culminating in the terminal...

...and the rise and structures of National Socialism. Intensive practice in spoken and written German with emphasis on vocabulary acquisition and complex syntactical forms... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...(also ANT 480 / AFS 401 ) Spring SA This seminar will examine the contemporary phenomenon of "global health" in Africa against the history and politics of health and healing... Learn about: Public Health...

...and Architecture of the Holy Land (See ART 207) HLS 208 Introduction to Ancient Philosophy (See PHI 205) HLS 210 The World of Late Antiquity... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...literature and society, and others) will vary. Emphasis will be on the framing of historical questions and immersion in the actual sources of history... Learn about: World History...

...related areas from 300 to 1453. ART 599 The Greek House (also CLA 597 / PAW 599 / HLS 599 ) A study of the archaeology of the Greek house...

...South Asian history—proficiency in one South Asian language and one European language. The faculty of the history department set most of the language examinations... Learn about: American History...

...additional 3-hour sessions. HIS 519 Topics in the History of Sex and Gender (also GSS 519 / HOS 519 ) A study of the historical connections linking...

...literature of the history of science from the Enlightenment to the 20th century. Course is organized around several different methodological approaches...

...on primary texts in translation. Lectures and discussions are accompanied by films, concerts, and museum visits. Lecturers include faculty members from East Asian studies... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...Enrollment is limited to 16 second-year students, by application only. One three-hour seminar. J. McPhee JRN 400 The Media in America Fall/Spring SA... Learn about: Professor Training...

...and non-Jewish cultures. Two classes, one preceptorial. Staff JDS 202 Great Books of the Jewish Tradition (also REL 202 ) Fall HA Introduces students...

...LAS 314 Topics in the Study of Gender (See GSS 302) LAS 315 Luso-Afro-Brazilian Literary Traditions (See POR 300) LAS 316 Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalism... Learn about: Maya training, American Literature, American History...