Urban Studies and Sociology (BA)
New York University · NY · URBAN-STUDIES-SOCIOLOGY-BA
Urban Studies and Sociology (BA) at New York University lists 93 subjects. Subjects include Borders and Migration, Discovering Archaeology in NYC and Anthropology of Cities. The topics that come up most are urban studies, urban design and urban planning (29, 23 and 22 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
New York University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Urban Studies and Sociology (BA)
Example subjects: Borders and Migration, Discovering Archaeology in NYC, Anthropology of Cities, Approaches to Latinx Studies, Urban Political Ecology, Urban Greening Lab: New York, Greek Architecture, Roman Architecture, Architecture and Urbanism in Renaissance Europe, Architecture & Urbanism in the Age of the Baroque, Early Modern Architecture, Modern Architecture.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Urban Studies and Sociology (BA)?
Urban Studies and Sociology (BA) covers areas like urban-studies, urban-design, urban-planning, urban-geography, architectural-history, landscape-architecture, modern-history, architectural-design.
Who offers Urban Studies and Sociology (BA)?
Urban Studies and Sociology (BA) is offered by New York University, NY.
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