ETHN courses at Brown
10,616 ETHN courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ETHN 1750FAsian Americans and the Struggle for Social Justice
- ETHN 1750GIntroduction to Ethnomusicology (MUSC 1900)
- ETHN 1750HWater is Life/New currents in the Study of Land, Water, and Indigeneity
- ETHN 1750IIndigeneity, Sustainability and Resistance in Food Politics
- ETHN 1750JAmerican Roots Music (MUSC 1932)
- ETHN 1750KU.S.-Mexico Borderlands (INTL 1803S)
- ETHN 1750LLatina FeminismsOffered Spring 2027DIAP
- ETHN 1750OLaw and Transformative Social Change (AMST 1906R)
- ETHN 1750PArt for an Undivided Earth / Transnational Approaches to Indigenous Art and Activism(ENGL 1711J)
- ETHN 1750QThe African Atlantic Diaspora: Race, Memory, Identity, and Belonging
- ETHN 1750RLatina/o Cultural Theory (AMST 1900I)
- ETHN 1750SExtravagant Texts: Reading the World Through Asian American LiteratureDIAP
- ETHN 1750TU.S.-Mexico Borderlands (INTL 1803S)
- ETHN 1750UThe U.S.-Mexico Border and Borderlands: Experiential Learning on the Ground and in the Field
- ETHN 1750VEthnic Studies & Education (EDUC 1520)
- ETHN 1750WThe Korean War in Color (ENGL 1761V)
- ETHN 1750XNative American Language Loss, Revitalization, and Resiliency
- ETHN 1750YNative Pacific Islander Movements for Decolonization
- ETHN 1750ZWhites, White Jews and Us: Radical Black, Arab & Jewish Thinkers (COLT 1610W)
- ETHN 1751AIndigenous Laws, Environmental Racism, and LandBackDIAP
- ETHN 1751BFeeling Minor: Race, Affect, and Asian AmericaWRITDIAP
- ETHN 1751CSexy Good Medicine: Sex, Gender, and Indigeneity in (the) America(s)WRIT
- ETHN 1751DRace, Gender, and Sexuality in Hispanophone Caribbean Literature (HISP 1331M)
- ETHN 1751EHealth Inequality in Historical Perspective (AFRI 1920)
- ETHN 1751FRace in U.S. Cities and Suburbs
- ETHN 1751GJames Baldwin (ENGL 1711S)
- ETHN 1751HAnthropology of Place (ANTH 1910B)
- ETHN 1751JEducation as Freedom?: Educational Access and Immigration Activism in the US South (EDUC 1350)
- ETHN 1751KThe Bordering of America: Immigration and US Society
- ETHN 1751LRace, War, and Medicine (STS 1700B)
- ETHN 1751MNationalizing Narratives: Race, Nationalism, and the American Novel (ENGL 1710M)
- ETHN 1761FToni Morrison (ENGL 1761F)
- ETHN 1800Honors Seminar (AMST 1800)
- ETHN 1806First Nations: The People and Cultures of Native North America to 1800 (HIST 1512).
- ETHN 1890HIntroduction to American Indian Studies
- ETHN 1890OThe Latina/o Novel
- ETHN 1890TWriting Latinx Lives: The MemoirWRIT
- ETHN 1890UExtravagant Texts: Reading the World Through Asian American Literature
- ETHN 1890VAsian Americans and the Struggle for Social Justice
- ETHN 1890WWise Latinas: Women, Gender, and Biography in Latinx History (HIST 1979E)
- ETHN 1891AInternational Indigenous Studies
- ETHN 1900ESenior Seminar in Ethnic StudiesOffered Spring 2027
- ETHN 1900NTranspacific Asian American Studies
- ETHN 1910Independent StudyOffered Spring 2027
- ETHN 1920Senior ThesisOffered Spring 2027