Learning Sciences Major
Northwestern University · IL · LEARNING-SCIENCES-MAJOR
Learning Sciences Major is a degree at Northwestern University, IL. It covers areas like urban studies, applied statistics, postgraduate research methods, developmental psychology, youth work, community development. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Northwestern University
What you'll study in Learning Sciences Major
Example subjects: The Study of Culture through Language (1 Unit), Coming of Age and Growing Old in the 21st Century (1 Unit), Identity and Motivation (1 Unit), The Art and Science of Aging (1 Unit), Intersections, and Organizations (1 Unit), Adolescent Stress: Sources and Solutions (1 Unit), The Myths and Facts of Adolescence (1 Unit), Mapping and Spatial Analysis for Social Issues (1 Unit), Language and Society (1 Unit), Language and Prejudice (1 Unit), Politics, and Identity (1 Unit), Language & Gender (1 Unit).
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Learning Sciences Major?
Learning Sciences Major covers areas like urban-studies, applied-statistics, postgraduate-research-methods, developmental-psychology, youth-work, community-development, educational-research-methods, language.
Who offers Learning Sciences Major?
Learning Sciences Major is offered by Northwestern University, IL.
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