University of Chicago courses

...human evolution; and biological, cultural, linguistic, and psychological anthropology. Anthropology encompasses a plethora of historical and comparative...

...and five recipients of Chicago’s Quantrell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Faculty interests range from algebraic geometry, Lie theory... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...as well as leading experts in Akkadian literature, Babylonian medicine, the origins of Islam, tribal and nomadic society, and Mesopotamian religion...

...Astrophysics Observational Techniques in Astrophysics Undergraduate Research Seminar Quantum Mechanics I Radiation Processes in Astrophysics The Physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...and black holes; and discovery of the top quark. The major program in Astrophysics reflects Chicago’s tradition of interdisciplinary study and emphasis... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...test receive one credit. They are eligible to register for a three-quarter AP 5 Fundamental Sequence. Upon completion of the sequence, students receive an additional AP credit... Learn about: Biological Chemistry, GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology...

...topics ranging from the genetic defects responsible for diabetes to the biomechanics and ecology of marine invertebrates. The department and its substantial... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...Liberalism Confronts Democracy: Tocqueville and Mill Civilisation Européenne I (if not used to fulfill the general education civilization studies requirement)...

...in their eventual solution. The Biological Sciences Collegiate Division, therefore, provides a variety of general education courses for all UChicago students—prospective... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...The department sponsors off-campus programs in Costa Rica, France, Italy, Mexico, and Spain. In addition to providing students with essential language skills...

...(or higher) Calculus I-II Honors Calculus I-II Comprehensive General Chemistry III (or equivalent) Organic Chemistry I Organic Chemistry II Honors Organic... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology...

...I Quantum Mechanics Thermodynamics Chemical Kinetics and Dynamics Inorganic Chemistry I Quantum Mechanics Thermodynamics Chemical Kinetics and Dynamics...

...is no longer the primary venue in which films are consumed. But cinema seems to survive, even as it is being transformed by television, video... Learn about: Media Studies...

...and six courses in the other language, three of which may be at the introductory level. Courses must be divided between at least two of those fields...

...Studies in Comparative Literature. These guidelines are to assist students in developing a balanced and cohesive interdisciplinary plan of study... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...Credit for language courses may not be granted by examination or petition. These may consist of any NELC courses, including additional language courses...

...studies courses toward general education, then a CRES elective must be added. If a non-CRES civilization studies sequence is used to fulfill the general education requirement... Learn about: Ethnic studies...

...but not as major electives. Courses that fall into this category will be marked as such. Computer Science with Applications I Introduction to Computer...

...and both the major and minor in Creative Writing provide ample opportunities for interdisciplinary work across University departments. The program’s commitment... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and Uzbek), and Near Eastern Judaica. The languages and civilizations of the Near East have been a major part of the University’s teaching and research...