Urban Studies Cluster
Department website: http://www.wesleyan.edu/urban_studies/
CO-COORDINATORS
Urban Studies is an area in which Wesleyan students can have both curricular and professional interests. Several University Major proposals in the last few years have been in the area of Urban Studies, and a number of Wesleyan students go on to graduate school and/or careers in areas such as Architecture, Geography, Public Policy, Urban Policy, and Urban Planning.
Courses Associate with the Cluster
Code | Title | Hours |
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Courses with primary focus on urban studies-related topics | ||
From Metropolis to Megalopolis | ||
European Architecture and Urbanism to 1750 | ||
Anthropology of Cities | ||
European Architecture and Urbanism, 1750-1910 | ||
American Architecture and Urbanism, 1770--1914 | ||
Architecture of the 20th Century | ||
Contemporary World Architecture | ||
Modernist City-Texts | ||
Urban Economics | ||
Waiting: Bodies, Time, Necropolitics | ||
Theorizing the City | ||
Chinese Cities | ||
Ethics After the Holocaust | ||
Courses with secondary focus on urban studies-related topics | ||
American Literature, 1865-1945: The Americanization of Power | ||
Political Psychology | ||
Japan Since 1868: Society and Culture in Modern Japanese History | ||
France at War, 1934-1944 | ||
Policing and Power | ||
HA Courses | ||
European Architecture and Urbanism to 1750 | ||
European Architecture and Urbanism, 1750-1910 | ||
American Architecture and Urbanism, 1770--1914 | ||
Architecture of the 20th Century | ||
Contemporary World Architecture | ||
Waiting: Bodies, Time, Necropolitics | ||
SBS Courses | ||
Anthropology of Cities | ||
From Metropolis to Megalopolis | ||
Urban Economics | ||
Political Psychology | ||
Theorizing the City | ||
Japan Since 1868: Society and Culture in Modern Japanese History | ||
Chinese Cities | ||
France at War, 1934-1944 | ||
Policing and Power |