Princeton University courses

...The objective of this course is to enable students to achieve intermediate communication proficiency in French. All four skills: listening, speaking... Learn about: Writing Skills, French Literature, Advanced French...

...(See CLA 212) GSS 221 Inequality: Class, Race, and Gender (See SOC 221) GSS 222 American Identities in the 21st Century (See ENG 227) GSS 225...

...Literature of the Renaissance To suit the particular interests of the students and the instructor, a subject for intensive study is selected from topics... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...scene invites a cross-cultural approach to the fluidity of identity. This seminar investigates fiction and film from the African American, Jewish American... Learn about: Social Movements...

...studying societal impact by focusing on scientific, political, ethical, and aesthetic aspects in the evolution of engineering over the past two and a half centuries... Learn about: IT risk, Environmental Engineering...

...and does climate change constitute a significant problem? We will investigate these questions through an introduction to climate processes and an exploration... Learn about: Physics Chemistry, Climate Change, GCSE Physics...

...Graduate education within the department, in general, is strongly focused on research, as well as on developing a keen sense for the interdisciplinary nature of the geosciences...

...in an intense intellectual community and to work with scholars whose expertise encompasses the breadth of German literary tradition as well as contemporary...

...in German a brief review of material covered in 101, and then works on speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills at the level of... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...technological change and public health; human rights and social justice; measuring health outcomes; and the shifting role of states, civil society... Learn about: Public Health...

...Practice in speaking, grammatical analysis, composition, and graded reading. Four classes. No credit is given for HLS 101 unless followed by HLS... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...the surprise onset of European predominance; colonialism, anti-colonialism, globalization. What is the past and future of Islam? How is China's staggering... Learn about: World History...

...(Early Archaic huts through Hellenistic palaces). Emphasis on the close reading of archaeological sites and assemblages and the integration of literary with material evidence...

...In fields that demand more than two languages, all but one of them must be passed prior to enrolling for a third term. Second-year students who fail... Learn about: American History...

...human subjects, oral history, and intellectual property; collaborative research; research misconduct; and history in society. Each session is introduced...

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

...(also EAS 233 / COM 233 ) Fall EM An introduction to the literature, art, religion, and philosophy of China, Japan, and Korea from antiquity to... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...One three-hour seminar. Staff JRN 452 Digital Journalism Not offered this year SA Readers increasingly follow the news on television and the internet... Learn about: Professor Training...

...mystical tradition in Israelite prophecy; rabbinic attitudes toward secret knowledge and ecstatic practice; and the emergence of the Kabbalah against...

...(See AAS 322) LAS 302 Environment and Extraction in Latin America (also ENV 312 ) Fall HA Are Latin American governments extractivist, or the victims of exploitation?... Learn about: American Literature, American History, Maya training...