David-Elijah Brown ’22 and Julia Fennell ’21 work together during an SPJ Google training session at Northwestern University’s Washington Newsroom in Washington, DC. Photo by Lydia Thompson
Jane Hilberry’s class the Creative Line hosted Buddhist large scale calligraphist Barbara Bash for a class that combined the art of calligraphy, or creative lines with creative writing. Photo by Jennifer Coombes
For 5th block, students in "Japanese Americans during WWII" learn about the many psychological, social, and cultural implications involved in the lives of Japanese internees. The class stayed in Granada, CO, for three days to gain a first-hand learning experience by visiting the preserved internment camp, Amache, and its museum. Photo by Vivian Nguyen '20
Anthony Rojas ’19 calculates the math and measurements needed to create different chords using test tubes and water for his team’s musical composition. Photo by Jennifer Coombes
Catalog of Courses
Departmental Courses
- Anthropology
- Art
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Chinese
- Classics
- Classics-English
- Classics-History-Politics
- Comparative Literature
- Computer Science
- Economics and Business
- Education
- English
- Environmental Studies Program
- Feminist and Gender Studies
- Film and Media Studies
- French
- Geology
- German
- History
- History-Philosophy
- History-Political Science
- Human Biology and Kinesiology
- International Political Economy
- Italian
- Japanese
- Mathematical Economics
- Mathematics
- Molecular Biology
- Music
- Neuroscience
- Organismal Biology and Ecology
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Race, Ethnicity, and Migration Studies
- Religion
- Russian and Eurasian Studies
- Sociology
- Spanish and Portuguese
- Theatre and Dance
Interdisciplinary Programs
- Asian Studies
- Community-Based Learning
- Independently Designed Major/IDM
- North American Studies
- Southwest Studies
Non-Departmental Studies
Thematic Minors
- African Studies
- African-American Studies
- Arabic and Islamic Studies
- Asian Studies
- Concepts of Human Nature
- Contemporary French Studies
- Environmental Issues
- Feminist and Gender Studies
- Global Health
- Indigenous Studies
- Italian Studies
- Journalism
- Latin American Studies
- Linguistics
- Medieval Studies
- Mediterranean Studies
- Modern Greece and Its Background
- Museum Studies
- Non-Violence
- North American Studies
- Performance Design
- Psychoanalysis: Theories of the Unconscious
- Renaissance Studies
- Resource Systems in the American West
- Revolutions
- The Ancient World
- The Arts: Theory and Practice
- The Book
- The Luso-Brazilian Studies
- Urban Studies