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Cornell's Adult UniversityAdult and youth programs--travel around the world or have an education vacation on the beautiful Cornell campus--led by some of our most distinguished faculty! |
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| Austria and Hungary: After the Habsburgs--Authoritarianism and Democracy |  |
| Cuba: Havana and Washington - Renewed Relations | |
| France: The Rhone Valley: A Wine and Gastronomic Adventure | |
| From the Puritans to the Panthers: The American Political Tradition | |
| Grand Transatlantic Passage: In the Wake of Columbus from the Caribbean to Spain | |
| Hip Hop: It's History, Music, and Culture |  |
| Hip Hop: Music, Culture, and Race | |
| India: Vast, Various, and Vibrant | |
| Inside the Smithsonian with Curators and Conservators | |
| Islamic Civilization | |
| Italy: From Giotto to Gelato: The Art and Culture of Florence and Tuscany | |
| Italy: Puglia and Matera - Their History, Art, Architecture, and Cuisine | |
| Japan: Exploring Japan's Diversity through Its Culture, Religion, and Art | |
| Moscow and St. Petersburg - Strange, Alluring, Enthralling | |
| New Zealand: From Auckland to Milford Sound by Sea | |
| Not Just a Game: Sports and Politics in American History | |
| Sharia: The Origins and Workings of Islamic Law | |
| The Jewish American Experience | |
| The Mythical Dominion: A History of Brooklyn | |
| Treasures of the Ionian and Adriatic Seas: A Voyage from Athens to Venice | |
| Washington, DC: Inside the Smithsonian with Curators and Conservators |  |
| Washington, DC: Inside the Smithsonian with Secretary David Skorton | |
| When American Culture Popped: A Story of Leisure, Consumption, and the Movies | |
Summer College for High School StudentsOffers talented high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors the opportunity to experience the excitement of college life, take university courses, work with renowned faculty, earn college credit, explore majors and careers, and make friends from around the world. |
| The Fashion Studio | |
Summer SessionStudy with renowned faculty, earn credits, gain valuable skills, and complete requirements--on campus, online, or around the world. |
| AMST 1572 America's Wars from Alexander Hamilton to Barack Obama and beyond, 1776- future | |
| AMST 3128 America's Changing Faces | |
| AMST 4412 Playing out Difference: History and Identity in Sports Film | |
| ANTHR 3305: Anthropology of Parenting |  |
| BSOC 2821: Science in Western Civilization: Newton to Darwin, Darwin to Einstein | |
| CLASS 2604: Greek Mythology | |
| COGST 1111: Making a Difference by Design | |
| COMM 4300: Ethics in New Media, Technology, and Communication | |
| CS 1305: Computation and Culture in a Digital Age | |
| ENGL 2090: Introduction to Cultural Studies | |
| FGSS 4412 Playing out Difference: History and Identity in Sports Film | |
| GERST 2250: Genius and Madness in Literature | |
| GOVT 3128 America's Changing Faces | |
| GOVT 3323: Modern European Politics | |
| HIST 2820: Science in Western Civilization | |
| Imagining Rome: Creative Writing Workshops in Italy | |
| INFO 1305: Computation and Culture in a Digital Age | |
| INFO 3200 New Media and Society | |
| INFO 4301: Ethics in New Media, Technology, and Communication | |
| Intensive Nepali language program | |
| ITAL 3270 Ancient/Modern Corpo-Realities | |
| NES 2619: History and Politics of the Modern and Contemporary Middle East | |
| PMA 4412 Playing out Difference: History and Identity in Sports Film | |
| PSYCH 1500: Introduction to Environmental Psychology | |
| SOC 3310: Modern European Politics | |
| SPAN 2230: Perspectives on Spain | |
| STS 2821: Science in Western Civilization | |
| STS 2871: Evolution | |
| Summer Program in Madrid | |
| Summer Program in Turin | |
| UNIV 3032: English for International Students and Scholars | |
| VISST 3210 Ancient/Modern Corpo-Realities | |
| VISST 4412 Playing out Difference: History and Identity in Sports Film | |
Winter SessionEarn up to four credits in just three weeks--either on campus or online, reduce your course load, benefit from small classes, and immerse yourself in a subject. You can also work closely with your professor and receive more individualized attention. |
| ARTH 3600 Contemporary Art: 1960-Present | |
| COMM 3090 Experiential Writing in the Yucatan: Environmental and Cultural Communication | |
| HIST 2007 Global Capitalism in One Community | |
| Overview | |
| PLSCI 3090 Experiential Writing in the Yucatan: Environmental and Cultural Communication | |
| RELST 2250 Introduction to Asian Religions | |
| VISST 3600 Contemporary Art: 1960-Present | |
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