WINTER 2027 GENERAL REGISTRATION OPENS OCT. 29!
PLEASE NOTE:
IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS
ARE LISTED AFTER THE ONLINE COURSES
THIS SEMESTER WE ARE OFFERING IN-PERSON COURSES IN:
NYC, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND BOSTON, MA.
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Visit Yale Alumni College's website for more info on the program.
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 | Iran, Russia, and China:
Is this World War III
Professor Mary Habeck
Tuesdays, Jan 19 - Feb 23,
10am-12pm ET
| |  | Twentieth-Century Europe at the Movies
Professor Mark Micale
Wednesdays, Jan 13 - Feb 17,
6:-8pm ET
| |  | The Coming Civil War
in Europe
Professor Mary Habeck
Mondays, Jan 18 - Feb 22,
10am-12pm ET
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 | The Middle East and North Africa: Economics, Energy, Water, Geopolitics, Conflicts, and Diplomacy
Professor Paul Sullivan
Saturdays, Jan 16 - Feb 20,
10am-12pm ET
| |  | Voices from the Jewish Past: Three Autobiographies by Women
Professor Emily Kopley
Mondays, Jan 18 - Feb 22,
7:45-9:15pm ET
| |  | Two Novels by Mary Shelley
Professor Priscilla Gilman
Tuesdays, Jan 12 - Feb 16,
7:45-9:15pm ET
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In-Person Seminar Courses
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 | Inside China, Beyond China: Human Rights and Chinese Power at Home and Abroad
Andréa Worden
Tuesdays, Jan 19 - Feb 23,
6:30-8:30pm ET
| |  | Christian Pilgrimage in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages: Jerusalem, Rome, and Santiago de Compostela
Patrick Keyser
Wednesdays, Jan 13 - Feb 24,
6:30-8:30pm ET
(No class Feb 10)
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 | Hannah Arendt -
A Thinker for Our Times
Professor Seyla Benhabib
Wednesdays, Jan 20 - Feb 24,
6:30-8pm ET
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The World According to Doonesbury
Professor Peter Conolly-Smith
Tuesdays, Jan 12 - Feb 16,
4-6pm ET
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 | American Innocence: Revolution and Its Aftermath in Early American Literature
Professor Wyn Kelley
Wednesdays, Jan 13 - Feb 17,
6-7:30pm ET
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