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Degree Programs. Our degree programs provide an immersion in intellectual history from antiquity to the present day, preparing students for advanced study in a range of disciplines while ensuring that they gain specialist knowledge and a distinctive profile of study in a particular field of the humanities or social sciences. Small-group ...
The curriculum is designed to be open to a wide variety of aesthetic interests and interdisciplinary pursuits. Course topics include music composition, sound art, coding/programming, circuit design, recording/audio production, improvisation, and electronic music performance, among many others. The program includes two ensembles ...
Campus Tour Videos. While our live virtual tours cover the central hub of Bard’s 1,000-acre campus they don’t encompass its outermost reaches, where you’ll find extraordinary facilities and stunning views of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains. These videos let you explore these areas, at your own pace.
Bard College Berlin, Berlin. Gefällt 4.937 Mal · 40 Personen sprechen darüber · 504 waren hier. Bard College Berlin is a private liberal arts university in Berlin, Germany offering four-year B.A....
Bard College, is based in a hamlet in Dutchess County, New York in the town of Red Hook. The campus overlooks the picturesque Hudson River and Catskill Mountains, and was founded in 1860 as St. Stephen's College. Notably Bard College is less like a typical campus and more like a vast village, which is spread out across 500 acres of parks and ...
All first-year students participate in a common curriculum: the Language and Thinking Program, First-Year Seminar, and Citizen Science. The first year at Bard begins with Language and Thinking, a three-week intensive introduction to the liberal arts and sciences with a particular focus on writing. Video Gallery.
L&T Program. Other Programs. The BA degree program in Economics, Politics, and Social Thought provides disciplinary training in economics and politics within the framework of a core program in intellectual history that encourages the thoughtful and culturally well-informed application of social-scientific methodology and principle.
