Courses

Neuroscience is one of the fastest growing disciplines in all of science. Using tools and perspectives adopted from across many scientific realms, neuroscience researchers have now learned more about the brain in the last two decades than in all of human history combined. Like never before, neuroscience is providing us with information pertinent to our everyday lives and in the process become a part of contemporary culture.

Law school is often portrayed as an incredibly challenging endeavor. Law school brings together the smartest students from colleges and universities and pits them in an intense, often times, aggressive environment. From the famed Socratic Method of instruction to quite literally learning Latin terms and phrases and discerning what language in opinions really matters, law school challenges both the mind and the will of those who attend it.

This course examines the rise, fall, and legacy of the British Empire.

The history and legacy of the British Empire from the 17th century to the present.

Growth and development of the British Empire, with emphasis on the factors leading to the Commonwealth of Nations.

Growth and development of the British Empire, with emphasis on the factors leading to the Commonwealth of Nations.

Course explores British prose fiction. (WI).

Representative works in the development of the British novel.

Representative works in the development of the British novel.

Representative works illustrating development of the novel by writers resident in Great Britain and its colonies from the late nineteenth century forward.