AMST courses at Brown
10,616 AMST courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- AMST 0070An Introduction to Africana Studies (AFRI 0090)
- AMST 0085The Christian Right (RELS 0085F)
- AMST 0090A7 Hours and 55 Minutes: Sex, Work, and Migration in Global ContextsOffered Spring 2027WRITFYS
- AMST 0090CEco-Identity: Representation in NatureWRITFYS
- AMST 0150ESkill: From to the Medieval Workshop to the Maker MovementWRITFYS
- AMST 0150KCulture, Communities, and Change
- AMST 0150LObject Histories: The Material Culture of Early America (HIST 0550A)
- AMST 0150NColor Me Cool
- AMST 0150PThe Teen Age: Youth, Society and Culture in Early Cold War AmericaWRITFYS
- AMST 0150TLatina Popular CultureWRITFYS
- AMST 0150UStorying Escape: Native American Boarding Schools and MediaOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 0160The Lower East Side and Beyond: American Jewish History 1880-2000 (JUDS 0066)
- AMST 0170CRace, Class, and GirlhoodWRITSOPH
- AMST 0170DMusical Youth CulturesWRITDIAPSOPH
- AMST 0170EBlack to the Future: Race as Science FictionWRITDIAP
- AMST 0170FReligion, Sex, Citizenship (RELS 0842)
- AMST 0170GNative American Boarding School HistoriesSOPH
- AMST 0170HBrown v. Board of Education and the History of School Desegregation (EDUC 0610)
- AMST 0190LCry for Justice: Asian American Literature of Social ActivismWRITDIAP
- AMST 0190MEcological (De)colonization: North American Environmental History, Justice, and SovereigntyWRITDIAP
- AMST 0190NHealth as Morality in American LifeWRIT
- AMST 0190OExpressway Worlds: Landscape and Life on the Margins of U.S. HighwaysWRIT
- AMST 0190QArchival Interventions: Tracing Knowledge, Power, and Memory through the ArchivesWRIT
- AMST 0190ZQueering the Archive: History and the Politics of Identity
- AMST 0191BRace and Nation in the U.S.: Belonging, Longing, and Resistance
- AMST 0191CRace and Space: Segregation, Suburbanization, and Sites of EncampmentWRIT
- AMST 0191EObjects as Texts: Materializing Race, Gender, and SexualityWRIT
- AMST 0191FNo-No Boy: Experimental Scholarship on Asian-AmericaWRIT
- AMST 0191ORevolting Bodies: Aesthetics, Representation, and Popular CultureWRIT
- AMST 0191YCradle of Democracy?: Race, Childhood, and U.S. National IdentityWRIT
- AMST 0192BRemixing Racial Codes: Interraciality in Literature and Film Post-1945WRIT
- AMST 0192CRace in the Museum
- AMST 0192DSocial Memory and the 60s: From Nixon to NostalgiaWRIT
- AMST 0192E20th Century American Borderlands Place, Politics, and Memories of TransitionWRITDIAP
- AMST 0192FWhose Land? Tracing History and Memory in the Native Northeast
- AMST 0192GJapanese American Incarceration: Past & Present Encounters with the Racial State
- AMST 0192HBlurred and Faded: Disrupting the Color-Line Through Photography
- AMST 0192IMapping Desire: Queer Spaces in Contemporary LiteratureWRITDIAP
- AMST 0192JReligion, Politics, and Culture in America, 1865 - Present (HIST 0253)
- AMST 0192KRethinking Sex: Critical Approaches to Compulsory SexualityWRIT
- AMST 0192LMaking Metropolitan "Man”: The Politics of Human Being in Modern Urban SpaceWRITDIAP
- AMST 0192MMartinique and the Black Radical ImaginationWRITDIAP
- AMST 0192PBlack InternationalismWRIT
- AMST 0192QAdjustment Dis-order: Social Science, the State, and Culture in 20th-Century AmericaWRIT
- AMST 0192RArt Writing: Politics of Viewing and MakingWRIT
- AMST 0192SProducing the Body: The Body as Performance of Power, Violence, and PossibilityWRIT
- AMST 0192TTrans*formative EcologiesWRIT
- AMST 0192UWhat’s Queer about Queer Media Now?WRIT
- AMST 0192VThe Art and Politics of PsychedeliaWRIT
- AMST 0192WFaultlines: Race, Art, and the American LandscapeWRIT