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 Much of what you will learn in college will be learned in settings outside the classroom. The campus, the Bay Area, and the surrounding landscape are all rich with potential learning opportunities. If you are new to Berkeley, or just new to the Berkeley campus, what better way to explore the libraries, museums, science labs, and geographical features of your new home than to take a Beyond the Classroom seminar this spring?
Beyond the Classroom Theme Seminars for Freshmen
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 Civil and Environmental Engineering 24, Sec. 1: Two Field Trips in Environmental Engineering (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Earth and Planetary Science 24, Sec. 2: Oceans in the News (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Energy and Resources Group 24, Sec. 1: The Science, Technology, Policy, and Politics of California Air Pollution (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Environmental Science, Policy, and Management 24, Sec. 1: Issues in Natural Resource Conservation (1 unit, P/NP) |
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French 24, Sec. 1: Incest and Tragedy: the Case of Racine’s Phèdre (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Integrative Biology 24, Sec. 2: Plants of the UC Berkeley Botanical Garden (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Integrative Biology 24, Sec. 4: The Age of Dinosaurs: What Do We Know? (1 unit, LG) |
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Mathematics 39A, Sec. 1: Seminar for Teaching Math in Schools (2 units, LG) |
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 Natural Resources 24, Sec. 2: Global Environment Theme House Freshman Seminar (1 unit, P/NP) |
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Near Eastern Studies 24, Sec. 1: Ancient Egypt at Berkeley: Egyptian Archaeology in the Hearst Museum (1 unit, LG) |
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Physics 39, Sec. 1: Teaching Science (2 units, P/NP) |
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Spanish 24, Sec. 1: Hispanic Cultures in the Bancroft: from Sor Juana and the Mexican Inquisition to Spanish Civil War Posters and Handmade Books in Cuba (1 unit, TBA) |
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Vision Science 24, Sec. 1: The Human Eye (1 unit, P/NP) |
Beyond the Classroom Theme Seminars for Sophomores
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