Yale University

New Haven, United States

Course IDNameFacultyDepartmentCreditsSemester

AFAM1399B/ BLST 1399 / HSAR 3209b, Black Modernisms Nana Adusei-PokuYale UniversityAfrican American Studies (afam)N/A

AFST1100A/ SOCY 1100a, Introduction to Media Studies StaffYale UniversityAfrican Studies (afst)N/A

AFST2252A/ TDPS 2032a, African Dance as Knowledge: Embodied Histories and Contemporary Transformations StaffYale UniversityAfrican Studies (afst)N/A

AFST963B/ FREN 9630b, Radiant Matters/Nuclear Imperialism Jill JarvisYale UniversityAfrican Studies (afst)N/A

AKKD1100A, Elementary Akkadian I Kathryn SlanskiYale UniversityAkkadian (akkd)N/A

AKKD1200B, Elementary Akkadian II Kathryn SlanskiYale UniversityAkkadian (akkd)N/A

AMST1110A/ EDST 1110a / SOCY 1012a, Foundations in Education Studies Lauren CarpenterYale UniversityAmerican Studies (amst)N/A

AMST1160A/ BLST 1160a / HIST 1784a, The Making of the Black Atlantic, 1400-1900 StaffYale UniversityAmerican Studies (amst)N/A

About Yale University

Yale University, established in 1701 and located in New Haven, Connecticut, is one of the United States' oldest and most prestigious Ivy League institutions. Renowned for its rigorous academic programs and distinguished faculty, Yale offers a comprehensive liberal arts education through Yale College, as well as esteemed graduate and professional schools, including the Yale Law School, School of Management, and School of Medicine. The university is celebrated for its historic Gothic architecture, vibrant campus life, and a legacy of producing influential alumni across various fields. Yale University is also known as Yale College and Yale Law School.

740 courses from Yale University are listed on UQwest, last updated 3 months ago.

Academic calendar

Semester system

FallSep – Dec · 14 weeks
SpringJan – May · 14 weeks

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Languages of instruction

English