The OIP Resource Library has course catalogs for students to consult. For the application, students should pick more courses than they think they will take in order to give the selection committee an idea of the subject areas which interest you.

If you are not at Brown, you may use the listing of courses below to fill out the Course Choice Form in your application.

The Brown in Brazil coordinator on site will help you after you arrive to finalize your choices. You may also want to check out the homepage of Pontificía Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janiero

Administration
Financial Administration
Financial Institutions in Brazil
Principles of Marketing
Budgets for Business
Capital Market & Investments
Consumer Behavior
Marketing Management

Cultural Studies/Art History
Brazilian Culture
History of the Press in Brazil
History of Brazilian Cinema
History of Advertising in Brazil
Public films and Commercials
Documentary Cinema
History of Modern Art

Economics
Contemportary Brazilian Ecoomy
General Economic History II

Education
History of Brazilian Education II

Geography
Physical Geography--Geomorphology
Human Geography--Agrarian Space and Production of Work
Human Geography--Urban Space
Human & Economic Geography
Spatial Formation of Latin America
Biogeography
Regional Geography--Modern World I

History/Political Science
Brazilian History II
Brazilian History IV
History of the Americas IV
History of the Americas VI
Social and Political Organizations of Brazil
Political Institutions of Brazil
Political, Economic and Social History of Brazil
Constitutional Law I
Brazil’s Foreign Policy

Literature
Brazilian Literature--Poetry Masters
Brazilian Literature Masterworks--Prose Masters
Discourse Semantics
Individual Reserch Project
American Literature
Communication & Brazilian Literature

Psychology
Psychological Systems IV (Psychoanalysis)

Religious Studies
Pastoral: Afro-Brazilian Cults
History of the Church in Latin America

Social Anthropology
Ideologies in Latin America
Sociology of Everyday Life
Cultural Anthropology
Brazilian Anthropology I

Translation
Intoduction to Translation
Portuguese for Translators