Princeton University courses

...and exposing you to their rich literary and artistic productions. A wide range of authentic material will be offered, including films. Staff FRE... Learn about: Writing Skills, French Literature, Advanced French...

...Sexuality, and Gender (See SOC 225) GSS 227 Approaches and Paradigms: Study of Women, Gender & Sexuality in the Middle East and North Africa...

...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...

...This course engages theoretical and empirical work about interest groups and social movements in American politics and policy-making. We examine theories... Learn about: Social Movements...

...these problems and find the best ways to use the earth's resources while protecting the environment. For example, the geological engineer is involved... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, IT risk...

...Terrestrial and giant planets will be studied as well as satellites, comets, and asteroids. Recent discoveries from planetary missions are emphasized... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Physics Chemistry, Climate Change...

...Students with interest in tectonics and geophysics, seismology, Earth history, geochemistry, geochronology, petrology, mineral physics, biological oceanography...

...after having completed twelve courses over four semesters, both within the German department and in other departments. The second part of the general examination...

...German society and culture, including essays, speeches, autobiographies, works of literature, art, and film. The course offers an introduction to important... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...The Past, Present and Future of the Human Genome (See ISC 326) GHP 327 Immune Systems: From Molecules to Populations (See EEB 327) GHP 328 Ecology... Learn about: Public Health...

...and Tunes: Slavic and East European Folklore (See COM 236) HLS 240 Introduction to Post-Classical Greek from the Late Antique to the Byzantine... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...(See CLA 216) HIS 217 The Greek World in the Hellenistic Age (See CLA 217) HIS 218 The Roman Republic (See CLA 218) HIS 219 The Roman Empire... 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...

...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...

...COM 537 Imaginary Worlds: Early Modern Science Fiction (also ENG 537 / HOS 537 ) Science fiction (SF) writing may seem a definitively modern phenomenon...

...and readings include important works by anthropologists, sociologists and philosophers, as well as by historians of science. HOS 596 History of the...

...Part II extends from the Renaissance to the modern period. These courses bring together students and several faculty members to discuss key texts... 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...

...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, American Literature, Maya training...