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The minor in urban studies offers students
a chance to study the processes and problems of urbanization from a variety of perspectives.
It is designed with enough flexibility to allow a student to choose among many possible
combinations, but requires her to experience at least three different disciplinary
approaches.
The minor consists of six courses from the
following list but must contain choices from at least three different departments
or programs. Courses offered at other Five College campuses may be included in the
minor, with the approval of one of the advisers.
278 The ’60s: A History of Afro-Americans
in the United States from 1954 to 1970
257 Urban Anthropology
212 Ancient Cities and Sanctuaries
280 Introduction to Architecture, City Planning, and
Landscape Design
281 Landscape Studies Introductory Studio
285 Great Cities
288 Colloquium: Architectural Studies
386 Topics in Architecture: Stitches and Seams; the Architecture
of Edges and Connections
388 Advanced Architecture: Complex Places, Multiple
Spaces
230 Urban Economics
200 Education in the City
204 Urban Politics
311 Seminar in Urban Politics
279 The Culture of American Cities
213 Ethnic Minorities in America
218 Urban Sociology
313 Seminar: America’s People (topic: Immigrants
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