The New School Courses

Microcredential

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Organizational Leaders

Learn to build a DEI-oriented company culture with The New School's 13-week course. Explore power, privilege, bias, and justice, and apply DEI practices in the workplace.

• Coursera
• 3 hours a week, 13 weeks long
• Paid Course

This course is devoted to the life and work of distinguished culinary professionals of the recent past and the present who have changed the way we eat and drink in the United States. Some are well-known to the public, others less so, but they all have le…

• Canvas Network
• 21st May, 2018
• Free Online Course

Invisible Hunger: Food Insecurity and Food Banks

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Food insecurity is a widespread but often invisible problem among Americans. This course, organized in collaboration with Food Bank For New York City, focuses on food insecurity in the urban context, reflecting on the systems and social dynamics that aff…

• Canvas Network
• 3 hours a week
• 15th May, 2017
• Free Online Course

This free five-week course is dedicated to the life and work of U.S. food writing giants Judith Jones, Craig Claiborne, MFK Fisher, Clementine Paddleford, and Michael Batterberry and their work, from restaurant criticism to cookbooks and magazines.

• Canvas Network
• 5 weeks long
• 18th Jun, 2018
• Free Online Course

This course, offered through The New School, is devoted to the life and work of distinguished culinary professionals of the recent past and present who have changed the way we eat and drink in the United States. We will examine the lives and legacies of…

• Canvas Network
• 5 weeks long
• 24th Mar, 2014
• Free Online Course

During this six-week New School course which expands on the content of the short free course Innovators of American Cuisine 1, is dedicated to culinary giants Craig Claiborne, MKF Fisher, Edna Lewis, Marion Cunningham, Clementine Paddleford, and Michael…

• Canvas Network
• 6 weeks long
• 21st Apr, 2014
• Free Online Course

Advanced Microeconomics for the Critical Mind

This course aims to introduce graduate students to the “standard” basic methods and topics of microeconomic theory at the Ph.D. level while providing critical exposure to microeconomics as a domain of unsettled questions and live debates.

• Canvas Network
• 2-3 hours a week, 6 weeks long
• 3rd Oct, 2016
• Free Online Course