Explore an exciting new subject before spring

Make the most of Winter Session by diving into one of our new and notable courses. Earn up to four credits before the spring semester with one of these fascinating classes:

  • ARTH 2200: Introduction to the Classical World in 24 Objects

    • Investigate history from the Bronze Age to the late Roman Empire with a focus on exemplary objects or monuments from these ancient periods. You'll engage with artefacts from Cornell collections as you develop skills in viewing, analyzing, and contextualizing material evidence. (Crosslisted with ARKEO 2700 and CLASS 2700.)
    Four credits. Taught by Verity Platt.

  • ENTOM 2010: Alien Empire: Bizarre Biology of Bugs

    • Join us for an introduction to the diversity and natural history of insects in natural and human environments. The course examines the wonder of insects, their interactions with the living world, and their contributions to and impacts on human society.
    Two credits. Taught by Patrick O’Grady.

  • ENTOM 2030: Honey Bees: Their Intriguing Biology and Interactions with Humans and More

    • Explore of one of the most amazing life forms we know: bees. Topics include chemical ecology, insect physiology, beekeeping, behavioral ecology, pollination biology, sociobiology and conservation biology.
    Three credits. Taught by Marina Caillaud.

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