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FM2075 Film History I: From Silent To Sound
ideas at a time of political upheaval. Through readings and select primary materials, the students will ...
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FM2076 Film History II: Postwar New Waves
entertainment. Through weekly readings and class discussions, students will learn about the irresistible power of ...
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FM3034 Paris Reel & Imagined: Perspectives On The City Of Lights
become home to their fantasies and at times, their despair. Students consider how the Parisian urban ...
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FM3069 The Aesthetics Of Crime Fiction
WWII. Students will analyze some of the canonical writers whose works influenced a second generation of ...
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FM2088 Science Fiction And Fantasy On Screen
the cinematic age. In this course, students explore the themes of both fantasy and science fiction ...
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EC3031 Ecological And Environmental Economics
and on real-world examples of ecological economics. Throughout the course, students will be able to ...
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SC2050 Climate Change
suggested by the worldwide community of climate scientists contributing to the IPCC. Students are expected ...
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SC2050N Climate Change: No Lab
suggested by the worldwide community of climate scientists contributing to the IPCC. Students are expected ...
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General Education
to the social sciences and help students understand how human experience has been organized in and ... One science course with laboratory (4 credits) will satisfy this requirement. For transfer students ... MATH All first-year students take the AUP math placement exam during orientation of their first ...
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The George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention
students, faculty and staff as well as hosting lectures and conferences on campus. One of the Centers most ... Trips & Classes Providing students with a hands-on opportunity to reflect upon how acts of violence ... are remembered in the present. Fellowships, Grants & Scholarships. Faculty, staff and students are ...