Yale Summer Session Course Syllabi
[Note] The syllabi included on this page are for Summer 2026 courses, unless otherwise noted. We will continue to update syllabi for Summer 2026 courses as we receive them from our instructors.
These syllabi are provided as a reference for students; they are subject to change prior to the start of the course. The instructor will provide the official course syllabus upon the first day of class.
[FAQ]African American Studies (AFAM)
AFAM S3359 - Black Women Writers
AFAM S3372 - Contemporary Black Artists: The Post-Black Generation
[FAQ]American Studies (AMST)
AMST S2254 - Asian American Affect: The Cultural Politics of Emotion
[FAQ]Anthropology (ANTH)
ANTH S2255 - Political & Legal Anthropology
ANTH S3245 - Urban Education & Housing Policy (2025)
[FAQ]Applied Mathematics (AMTH)
[FAQ]Applied Physics (APHY)
APHY S1000 - Energy, Environment, and Policy
APHY S1510 - Multivariable Calculus for Engineers
APHY S1940 - Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations with Applications
[FAQ]Archaeological Studies (ARCG)
[FAQ]Art (ART)
[FAQ]American Sign Language (ASL)
[FAQ]Astronomy (ASTR)
ASTR S1100 - Planets and Stars
[FAQ]Biology (BIOL)
BIOL S1050 - Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Cell Biology
[FAQ]Chemical Engineering (CENG)
CENG S1050 - Introduction to Green Energy Systems (GES)
CENG S1500 - Engineering Improv: An Introduction to Engineering Analysis
[FAQ]Chemistry (CHEM)
CHEM S1010 - Everyday Chemistry: Cooking, Art, Medicine & More
CHEM S1340 - General Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM S1610 - General Chemistry I
CHEM S2200 - Organic Chemistry I
CHEM S2210 - Organic Chemistry II
[FAQ]Child Study (CHLD)
[FAQ]Classical Civilization (CLCV)
[FAQ]Cognitive Science (CGSC)
[FAQ] Comparative Literature (CPLT)
[FAQ]Computer Science (CPSC)
CPSC S1001- Introduction to Programming
CPSC S1230 - YData: An Introduction to Data Science
[FAQ]Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS)
[FAQ]East Asian Studies (EAST)
EAST S3455 - China in Modern Wars and Conflicts
EAST S3520 - Chinese Foreign Policy
[FAQ]Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (E&EB)
[FAQ]Economics (ECON)
ECON S1115 - Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON S1116 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECON S1117 - Introduction to Data Analysis and Econometrics
ECON S2226 - Introduction to Behavioral Economics
ECON S3378 - Introduction to Macro-Finance
[FAQ]Education Studies (EDST)
EDST S1350 - Autism and Related Disorders
EDST S2555 - Race, Inequality, and Urban Education and Housing Policy (2025)
[FAQ]Engineering and Applied Science (ENAS)
ENAS S1000 - Energy, Environment, and Public Policy
ENAS S1510 - Multivariable Calculus for Engineers
ENAS S1940 - Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations with Applications
ENAS S4030 - Funding It: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Venture Capital
[FAQ]English (ENGL)
ENGL S1014 - Writing Seminars I: The Politics of Anger (30064)
ENGL S1014 - Writing Seminars I: Invented Languages (30065)
ENGL S1020 - Reading and Writing the Modern Essay
ENGL S1021 - Writing about Politics (YSS Politics Program)
ENGL S1023 - Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL S1026 - Readings in English Poetry II
ENGL S1027 - Readings in American Literature
ENGL S2461 - Stories that Matter: The Craft of Writing Nonfiction (YSS Journalism Program)
[FAQ]Environmental Studies (EVST)
[FAQ]Ethics, Politics and Economics (EP&E)
EP&E S2270 - Lies and Deception
EP&E S3306 - First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, and the Ethics of Law
EP&E S4295 - Game Theory and Political Science
[FAQ]Ethnicity, Race, and Migration (ER&M)
ER&M S3626 - Asian American Affect: The Cultural Politics of Emotion
[FAQ]Film & Media Studies (FILM)
FILM S1601 - Introduction to Media
[FAQ]French (FREN)
[FAQ]German (GMAN)
GMAN S1900 - The Logic of Dreams
GMAN S9999 - German for Reading
[FAQ]Global Affairs (GLBL)
GLBL S3129 - Chinese Foreign Policy
[FAQ]History (HIST)
HIST S2252 - Russian Rulers in History and Myth: From Ivan the Terrible to Putin
HIST S2455 - China in Modern Wars and Conflicts
HIST S3174 - Technology and American Medicine
HIST S3768 - The Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection (2025)
[FAQ]History of Art (HSAR)
HSAR S4372 - Contemporary Black Artists: The Post-Black Generation
[FAQ]History of Science and Medicine (HSHM)
[FAQ]Humanities (HUMS)
HUMS S2130 - Classical Mythology
HUMS S2210 - The Logic of Dreams
[FAQ]Italian (ITAL)
[FAQ]Judaic Studies (JDST)
JDST S3451 - The Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection (2025)
[FAQ]Mathematics (MATH)
MATH S1120 - Calculus of Functions of One Variable I
MATH S1150 - Calculus of Functions of One Variable II
MATH S1200 - Calculus of Functions of Several Variables
[FAQ]Mechanical Engineering (MENG)
MENG S2050 - Computer-Aided Engineering
MENG S2311 - Mechanical Engineering I: Strength and Deformation of Mechanical Elements
[FAQ]Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry (MB&B)
[FAQ]Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology (MCDB)
[FAQ]Music (MUSI)
MUSI S4481 - Electronic Dance Music: Fundamentals
[FAQ]Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (NELC)
[FAQ]Neuroscience (NSCI)
[FAQ]Philosophy (PHIL)
PHIL S1100 - Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL S1116 - Moralities of Everyday Life
PHIL S1178 - Introduction to Political Philosophy
[FAQ]Physics (PHYS)
PHYS S1000 - Energy, Environment, and Public Policy
PHYS S1020 - Hollywood Astrophysics (2025)
[FAQ]Political Science (PLSC)
PLSC S1222 - Introduction to American Politics
PLSC S2227 - The United States Congress (2025)
PLSC S2228 - First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, and the Ethics of Law
PLSC S2253 - Women, Politics, and Policy
PLSC S2321 - Foundations of Modern Social Theory
PLSC S2336 - Lies and Deception
PLSC S2470 - Disinformation and Democracy
PLSC S2600 - Game Theory and Political Science
PLSC S3101 - Chinese Foreign Policy
PLSC S3250 - U.S. State and Local Politics
PLSC S3437 - Nationalism and Democracy (YSS Politics Program)
PLSC S3464 - The Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection (2025)
[FAQ]Psychology (PSYC)
PSYC S1100 - Introduction to Psychology (Session A)
PSYC S1100 - Introduction to Psychology (Session B)
PSYC S1520 - Moralities of Everyday Life
PSYC S1700 - Introduction to Clinical Psychology
[FAQ]Religious Studies (RLST)
RLST S3240 - The Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection (2025)
[FAQ]Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (RSEE)
[FAQ]Russian (RUSS)
RUSS S3032 - Russian Rulers in History and Myth: From Ivan the Terrible to Putin
[FAQ]Slavic (SLAV)
SLAV S3032 - Russian Rulers in History and Myth: From Ivan the Terrible to Putin
[FAQ]Sociology (SOCI)
[FAQ]Spanish (SPAN)
[FAQ]Statistics and Data Sciences (S&DS)
S&DS S1000 - Introductory Statistics
[FAQ]Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies (TDPS)
TDPS S3001 - Modern Drama in Literature and Art (2025)
TDPS S3025 - Public Speaking
[FAQ]Urban Studies (URBN)
[FAQ]Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS)
WGSS S2204 - Women, Politics, and Policy
WGSS S2254 - Asian American Affect: The Cultural Politics of Emotion