Courses
Classes with an international focus exist in a surprisingly large number of departments, in virtually every college and school of the University, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. One would expect an international focus in the humanities or in certain social sciences, but Cornell's long and diverse engagement with the world means that even in many disciplines of the pure sciences, there is some international content. A rough estimate suggests that there are more than 1200 courses offered at Cornell each semester that are either entirely or partly concerned with some aspect of international studies. The history department alone offers over 200 classes on history "outside of the United States."
The diversity in international topics offered across campus is dizzying, and runs the gamut from the "Archipelago: Worlds of Indonesia" (HIST 617) to "Tropical Livestock Production" (AN SCI 400), passing through "Aesthetics and Meaning in World Dress" (FSAD 675), and "The History of European Landscape Architecture" (LA 524).
It is important to highlight that in addition to courses with international content Cornell offers instruction in 39 different languages.
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Cornell Courses of Study
The official Cornell Courses of Study website lists all courses available at the University. Use the search feature to locate courses with an international focus.
Mario Einaudi Center International Courses Database
The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, along with its affiliated area studies programs, maintains a large database of selected international courses available at Cornell. Although this database is not all inclusive, it serves as a good starting point for any international course search.
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Human Ecology, College of
Courses with an International Component
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College of Human Ecology
Contemporary courses in the College of Human Ecology take a global view of human-based issues in nutrition and health, human development, economics and public policy, and design and technology.
Industrial and Labor Relations, School of
ILR International and Language Courses
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School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Information on international courses within the ILR school and the wide range of language classes at Cornell.
Law School
Asian Law Curriculum
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Law School
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Asia
The Clarke Program in East Asian Law and Culture offers a unique array of curriculum opportunities for those interested in this region of the world.
International Program Courses
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Law School
Students can choose from a rich variety of international and comparative courses at the law school, as well in other departments at Cornell.
Miscellaneous
Cornell Courses of Study
The official Cornell Courses of Study website lists all courses available at the University. Use the search feature to locate courses with an international focus.
Mario Einaudi Center International Courses Database
The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, along with its affiliated area studies programs, maintains a large database of selected international courses available at Cornell. Although this database is not all inclusive, it serves as a good starting point for any international course search.
