Princeton University courses

...and cultural competence through comprehension and grammar exercises, skits, conversation and the use of a variety of audio-visual materials.No credit... Learn about: Communication Training, Advanced French, Writing Skills...

...In general the seminar uses contemporary and classic works of feminist theory to examine ideas about gender that have shaped modern culture...

...(or seminars) with independent study and research, and is punctuated by periodic examinations. It is hoped that students will proceed to the defense... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...create cultural and political movements in the U.S. and Latin America. Starting in the 1960s, the course touches upon different philosophical concepts... Learn about: Social Movements...

...Geological engineering problems are increasingly important to humankind, and the well-trained Earth scientist-engineer will be uniquely positioned to solve... Learn about: IT risk, Environmental Engineering...

...of climate from the distant past to today. We will also consider the implications of climate change for the global environment and humans. Intended... Learn about: Climate Change, GCSE Physics, Physics Chemistry...

...a progress report in the spring of the first year, and a public presentation in the fall of the second year. A high-quality research paper summarizing...

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

...issues in modern Germany: the Kaiserreich to the end of monarchy, Berlin as a modern metropolis, World War I, the democratic experiment of the Weimar Republic... 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...

...(See HIS 210) HLS 211 Rhetoric: Classical Theory, Modern Practice (See CLA 211) HLS 212 Classical Mythology (See CLA 212) HLS 217 The Greek World in the Hellenistic... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...the contrasting responses of China, Japan, and Korea to the confrontation; the development of the present societies. Assignments will be drawn from contemporary... Learn about: World History...

...Close work with objects from the PUAM collection. ART 519 The Orientalizing Phenomenon in Greek Art and Archaeology (also CLA 523 / HLS 519...

...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...

...gender, and the economy; gender, religion, and political movements; gender and the state; and gender and cultural representation. HIS 586 American Technological History...

...but it has a rich and varied history in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In this course, we examine early modern SF not only a vehicle for popularizing...

...(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...

...the particular challenges of writing about other cultures, as well as the powers and limits of international reporting in shaping American public opinion... 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...

...(See COM 238) LAS 248 Modern Mexican Society (See SOC 248) LAS 250 Identity in the Hispanic World (See SPA 250) LAS 259 Caribbean Music from Contradanza to Reggae... Learn about: Maya training, History Politics, American Literature...