Princeton University courses

...course designed for students who have already studied French for typically no more than two-to-three years. This course covers material presented in... Learn about: Writing Skills, Advanced French, French Literature...

...to the study of LGBTQ lives. We address the historical emergence of LGBTQ identities and survey how these identities are experienced among different communities...

...(The department does not offer a graduate program in Italian; it does, however, teach graduate-level courses in Italian literature for suitably qualified... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...capitalist accumulation and "witch"-hunting, (re)transmission of knowledge). COM 553 The Eighteenth Century in Europe (also ENG 546 / GSS 553... Learn about: Social Movements...

...Mass and energy balance and transport concepts are introduced and the chemical principles governing reaction kinetics and phase partitioning are presented... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, IT risk...

...oceanic and atmospheric circulations including exchanges of heat and carbon. We then investigate how these circulations control marine ecosystems and... Learn about: Climate Change, Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...a short thesis proposal is required that should clearly express the justification for and direction of the future thesis work (which may or may not...

...Students typically complete the first part of the general examination, the so-called "erudition exam," in the fall of the third year of study...

...German Fall The course aims to solidify previously acquired German, while expanding the range of usable vocabulary and syntax. Emphasis in class on task-based... 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...

...Prerequisite: 102 or instructor's permission. Staff HLS 107 Advanced Modern Greek (also MOG 107 ) Not offered this year Advanced composition and oral practice... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...wealth up to 1750 and its recent ascent explained? Where did the U.S. come from and where is it going? Two lectures, one preceptorial. J. Adelman HIS... Learn about: World History...

...Analyzed with a view to changes and developments in settlement and society, particularly migration, colonization, social stratification, and the rise of the polis...

...Examinations in some languages, however, may be administered by appropriate language departments at Princeton. Normally the examination consists of two passages to be translated... Learn about: American History...

...HOS 595 Introduction to Historiography of Science (also MOD 564 / HIS 595 ) Introduces beginning graduate students to the central problems and principal...

...same time preparing them to teach and work in general history. Our approach to graduate training is also distinctive in the extent to which it requires...

...by juxtaposing the narratives, teachings, careers and legacies of the founders of Christianity and Buddhism. While respecting each tradition's unique and distinctive texts... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...This seminar explores the potential as well as the limitations and dangers of on-screen journalism. Specific content and approach vary from year to... Learn about: Professor Training...

...Christian, and Muslim Perspectives (See NES 221) JDS 230 Who Wrote the Bible (See REL 230) JDS 233 Jews, Christians, and Conversion in the Early Islamic World...

...urban terrain and the tools/theories we use to apprehend it, from 'environmental racism' to 'circuits of capital', and from the 'Pink Tide' to the 'postpolitical'... Learn about: History Politics, Maya training, American Literature...