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Advanced Seminars are proposed by MBS faculty with a particular interest and expertise that do not fit neatly in departmental categories, either because they are interdisciplinary or because they live beyond the main MBS departmental structure. Advanced Seminars are subject to a thorough peer-review process, overseen by a committee of experienced teachers with college teaching backgrounds. The classes foreground critical thought and discussion, require students to work independently and are flexible enough to encompass a broad range of course themes. In all Advanced Seminars, the level of reading, writing and discussion completed by your student equals the levels found in a first-year college course.
Advanced Seminars for 2023-2024 include:
Anthropology of Childhood Games and Play (11, 12)
Audio Culture: Music, Noise, Sound and Silence (11, 12)
Comparative Biomechanics (11, 12)
Explorations in Russian Language and Culture (11, 12)
Fashion: Global Imperatives, Materiality, Embodiment (11, 12)
Group Theory, Combinatorics, and Rubik’s Cube (11, 12)