Picking courses
I’ve set up this blog on the Berkman server because I am spending the 2007/8 academic year at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. KSG requires me to at least four courses per semester, of which I can cross-register for at most two courses. I can cross-register at all the Harvard schools, plus MIT and the Fletcher School at Tufts.
The KSG courses I am considering this fall are:
- API-701 Reasoning from History
- PAL-123 The Politics & Ethics of Statecraft
- ITF-110 The Political Economy of Trade
- HUT-264 Housing Policy in the U.S.: Intersection of Public/Private Sectors in Housing Finance
- PAL-125 Religion and Government: Choices of Morality, Law and Policy
And the non-KSG courses:
- MIT 14.281 Contract Economics
- MIT 15.424 Advanced Corporate Finance
- MIT 14.160 Experimental and Behavioral Economics
- FAS Economics 2149 Computational Economics
- HLS 45510-11 Rational Choice
Any comments or pointers to other interesting courses in the Harvard universe?
Thomas Emil
July 30, 2007 @ 6:15 am
Hello Guan,
Interesting to see you considerations for choice of courses. The “Reasoning from History” and the “Politics and Etics of Statecraft” are actually on my list too. By the first of August, the course catalogue should be available. See you at the cocktail party on the seventeenth.
Thomas Emil