Princeton University courses

...French Fall/Spring The objective of this course is to examine what it means to communicate in a foreign language while helping students strengthen their... Learn about: Advanced French, Communication Training, French Literature...

...interdisciplinary field of gender and sexuality studies. We will analyze the ways in which gender, as an object of study and as a lived experience...

...knowledge of other poets and assume such knowledge in their listeners; such communities become if anything more firmly institutionalized when troubadour poetry declines... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...This course enables students to leap forward in their scholarly writing through a better understanding of their fields and the significance of their work to... Learn about: Social Movements...

...(also EGR 102B / MAE 102B ) Fall STL Lectures and readings focus on bridges, railroads, power plants, steamboats, telegraph, highways, automobiles... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, IT risk...

...of the issues related to them. Emphasis is on the geological processes that underlie the hazards, with some discussion of relevant policy issues... Learn about: Climate Change, GCSE Physics, Physics Chemistry...

...atmospheric, oceanographic and environmental sciences. As such, the department encompasses a rich diversity of scientific expertise and initiatives...

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

...with high school German instruction; the spring course dovetails with 105 in terms of cultural and grammatical topics. Prerequisite: SAT Subject Test score... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...feature a presentation by an expert invited from outside the University. Following the expert presentation, student discussants will lead a question/answer/commentary period... Learn about: Public Health...

...(See HIS 330) HLS 333 Religion and Philosophy in the Roman Empire (See CLA 333) HLS 334 Modern Transformations of Classical Themes (See CLA... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...The plan of departmental study encourages the student to gain further knowledge of the major developments in, and problems of, history; to do independent... Learn about: World History...

...(such as Comparative Literature, History, Religion, Philosophy, Art and Archaeology, Near Eastern Studies, Music, and Anthropology) and follows an individual...

...one of which is either French or German. Students in medieval history are normally expected to be proficient in Latin, French, and German. Students... Learn about: American History...

...included in the education of professional historians or other scholars, the program provides qualified students with that special training while at...

...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...

...comparative literature, art and archaeology, and religion. Staff HUM 242 Greek Tragedy from Ancient Athens to Ferguson (See CLA 242) HUM 275 La Serenissima... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...verified journalism, developing a strong command of the literary, ethical, analytical, and political dimensions of telling a compelling story in order... Learn about: Professor Training...

...and interpretation in Jewish tradition and how they come to define that tradition. Two 90-minute classes. M. Himmelfarb JDS 203 Introduction to Jewish Cultures...

...(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: American History, History Politics, Maya training...