Newnham College, Cambridge University:
Courses & Workshops
Each semester hour of credit in a course requires 15 hours of class time plus daily assignments.
All courses are at the introductory 100 level. Each course normally meets for 45 hours of classroom study.
For-Credit Courses
Art History
Introduction to Western and Non-Western Art
ARH 105 (3)
This
course comprises an introduction to major art historical themes and subjects
in both western and non-western traditions. The media examined will range
from painting, sculpture, printmaking and architecture to decorative
arts, including costume.
International Relations and Politics
Introduction
to Globalization
INR 000 (3)
This interdisciplinary course introduces
students to the economic, political and cultural issues associated with
21st century globalization. The course analyses the origins and development
of the financial, political, ecological and cultural networks that link
people together from all corners of the earth.
This course is offered subject to faculty approval. The course code will be available on this website prior to registration.
Introduction
to Politics and Government
PLT 150 (3)
Introduces students to the political
science concepts of politics, political systems, government, state, nation
and ideology. It outlines some of the central issues in politics, including
power and authority in the state; political obligation; the rights and
duties of the citizen; liberty and equality.
Literature and Theater
Introduction
to Shakespeare and His World
LIT/THR 125 (3)
Provides a historical context
to Shakespeare’s
writing and analyzes the poetic and dramatic aspects in his drama.
Non-Credit Optional Workshops
Study Skills Workshop
A faculty member will offer advice on note-taking, time-management, concentration techniques, motivation, taking exams, revision and writing papers to help students make the most of their time and abilities.
Preparation for College Workshop
Applying to college is an increasingly competitive process. A representative from the Richmond Admissions office will offer tips on how to put together a successful application and give insights into what universities look for in a potential student.
