The courses listed below are the ones that are planned to be on offer from Fall 2025 onwards. This includes gateway, core and responsive courses. Since responsive courses are built around the idea that they respond to different input, this also means that those will not necessarily be on offer more than once. Expect our course offerings to evolve with the changing world.
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History
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level and 300-level courses in History: Thinking Across Disciplines: Dilemmas in Understanding the Social World
100-level:
- Modern History
- Native American Histories
200-level:
- History of Empires
- Western Way of War
- Histories of Gender: Repression & Resistance
300-level:
- History Research Seminar
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Law
Gateway Courses:
For all 200-level and 300-level courses in Law:- Law, Society & Justice
- Thinking Across Disciplines: Dilemmas in Understanding the Social World
100-level:
- Human Rights: Law & Philosophy
200-level:
- Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
- Introduction to Public International Law
- Comparative Constitutional Law
300-level:
- Principles of Private Law
- Foundations of European Union Law
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Philosophy
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level and 300-level courses in Philosophy: Thinking Across Disciplines: Dilemmas in Understanding the Social World
100-level:
- Introduction to Western Philosophy
200-level:
- Ethics
- Philosophy of Mind
300-level:
- Philosophy of Emotion
- Free Will, Time & the Self
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Politics
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level and 300-level courses in Politics: Thinking Across Disciplines: Dilemmas in Understanding the Social World
100-level:
- Introduction to Political Philosophy
200-level:
- Theory of International Relations
- Foundations of Comparative Politics
300-level:
- European Union Politics
- Public Policy Analysis
- Peace & Conflict
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Sociology
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level and 300-level courses in Sociology: Thinking Across Disciplines: Dilemmas in Understanding the Social World
100-level:
- Introduction to Sociology
200-level:
- Qualitative Research Methodology
- Social Stratification & Inequality
- Modern Sociology
- Social Movements & Environmental Justice
300-level:
- New Issues in Contemporary Social Theory
- Social Memory & Historical Justice