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List of all courses

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The following is a list of all the courses at Stanford (as documented on this wiki) grouped by department. At present the wiki does not contain complete course information.

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List of All Courses by Department

Aeronautics and Astronautics (AA)

Accounting (ACCT)

African and African American Studies (AFRICAAM)

African Studies, Center For (AFRICAST)

African and Middle Eastern Languages (AMELANG)

American Studies (AMSTUD)

Anesthesia (ANES)

Anthropological Sciences (ANTHSCI)

Applied Linguistics (APPLLING)

Applied Physics (APPPHYS)

Archaelogy (ARCHLGY)

Art History (ARTHIST)

Art Studio (ARTSTUDI)

Asian American Studies (ASNAMST)

Astronomy (ASTRNMY)

Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation (ATHLETIC)

Biochemistry (BIOC)

Bioengineering (BIOE)

Biological Sciences/Hopkins Marine (BIOHOPK)

Biomedical Informatics (BIOMEDIN)

Biophysics (BIOPHYS)

Biological Sciences (BIOSCI)

Cultural and Social Anthropology (CASA)

Cancer Biology (CBIO)

Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)

Chemistry (CHEM)

Chemical Engineering (CHEMENG)

Chicana/o Studies (CHICANST)

Chinese General (CHINGEN)

Chinese Language (CHINLANG)

Chinese Literature (CHINLIT)

Classics Art/Archeology (CLASSART)

Classics General (CLASSGEN)

Classics Greek (CLASSGRK)

Classics History (CLASSHIS)

Classics Latin (CLASSLAT)

Computational and Mathematical Engineering (CME)

Communication (COMM)

Comparative Literature (COMPLIT)

Comparative Medicine (COMPMED)

Computer Science (CS)

Continuing Studies Program (CSP)

Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CSRE)

Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL)

Cardiothoracic Surgery (CTS)

Dance (DANCE)

Developmental Biology (DBIO)

Dermatology (DERM)

Drama (DRAMA)

Earth Systems (EARTHSYS)

East Asian Studies (EASTASN)

Economics (ECON)

Education (EDUC)

Electrical Engineering (EE)

Earth, Energy, and Environmental Sciences (EEES)

English for Foreign Students (EFSLANG)

Energy Resources Engineering (ENERGY)

English (ENGLISH)

Engineering (ENGR)

Ethics in Society (ETHICSOC)

Feminist Studies (FEMST)

Practice of Film (FILMPROD)

Film Studies (FILMSTUD)

Finance (FINANCE)

French General (FRENGEN)

French Language (FRENLANG)

French Literature (FRENLIT)

Genetics (GENE)

Geophysics (GEOPHYS)

German General (GERGEN)

German Language (GERLANG)

German Literature (GERLIT)

Geological and Environmental Sciences (GES)

GSB General and Interdisciplinary (GSBGEN)

History (HISTORY)

History and Philosophy of Science (HPS)

Human Resource Management (HRMGT)

Health Research and Policy (HRP)

Human Biology (HUMBIO)

Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humananities (HUMNTIES)

Humanities and Sciences (HUMSCI)

International Comparative and Area Studies (ICA)

Introduction to the Humanities (IHUM)

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (IIS)

Immunology (IMMUNOL)

Medicine Interdisciplinary (INDE)

International Relations (INTNLREL)

Interdisciplinary Program in Environ. and Resources (IPER)

International Policy Studies (IPS)

Italian General (ITALGEN)

Italian Language (ITALLANG)

Italian Literature (ITALLIT)

Japanese General (JAPANGEN)

Japanese Literature (JAPANLIT)

Japanese Language (JAPANLNG)

Jewish Studies (JEWISHST)

Korean General (KORGEN)

Korean Language (KORLANG)

Latin American Studies (LATINAM)

Law (LAW)

Linguistics (LINGUIST)

Mathematics (MATH)

Materials Science and Engineering (MATSCI)

Molecular and Cellular Physiology (MCP)

Mathematical and Computational Science (MCS)

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

Medicine (MED)

Medical Information Sciences Program (MEDIS)

Medieval Studies (MEDVLST)

Economic Analysis and Policy (MGTECON)

Microbiology and Immunology (MI)

Marketing (MKTG)

Master of Liberal Arts (MLA)

Molecular Pharmacology (MPHA)

Management Science and Engineering (MS&E)

Modern Thought and Literature (MTL)

Music (MUSIC)

Native American Studies (NATIVEAM)

Neurobiology (NBIO)

Neurology and Neurological Sciences (NENS)

Neurosciences Program (NEPR)

Neurosurgery (NSUR)

Organizational Behavior (OB)

Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN)

Operations Information and Technology (OIT)

Ophthalmology (OPHT)

Orthopedic Surgery (ORPS)

Stanford Program in Australia (OSPAUSTL)

Stanford Program in Beijing (OSPBEIJ)

Stanford Program in Berlin (OSPBER)

Stanford Program in Florence (OSPFLOR)

Overseas Seminars (OSPGEN)

Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies (OSPKYOCT)

Stanford Program in Kyoto.SCTI (OSPKYOTO)

Stanford Program in Moscow (OSPMOSC)

Stanford Program in Oxford (OSPOXFRD)

Stanford Program in Paris (OSPPARIS)

Stanford Program in Santiago (OSPSANTG)

Otolaryngology (OTOHNS)

Pathology (PATH)

Pediatrics (PEDS)

Philosophy (PHIL)

Physics (PHYSICS)

Political Economics (POLECON)

Political Science (POLISCI)

Portuguese Language (PORTLANG)

Portuguese Literature (PORTLIT)

Psychiatry (PSYC)

Psychology (PSYCH)

Public Policy (PUBLPOL)

Program in Writing and Rhetoric (PWR)

Radiology (RAD)

Radiation Oncology (RADO)

Russian, East European, and Eaurasian Studies (REES)

Religious Studies (RELIGST)

Structural Biology (SBIO)

Stanford Introductory Seminars (SIS)

Stanford in Washington (SIW)

Slavic General (SLAVGEN)

Slavic Language (SLAVLANG)

Slavic Literature (SLAVLIT)

Structured Liberal Education (SLE)

Sociology (SOC)

Sophomore College (SOPHCOLL)

Spanish Language (SPANLANG)

Spanish Literature (SPANLIT)

Special Language Program (SPECLANG)

Statistics (STATS)

Strategic Management (STRAMGT)

Science, Technology, and Society (STS)

Surgery (SURG)

Symbolic Systems (SYMBSYS)

Tibetan Language (TIBETLNG)

Urban Studies (URBANST)

Urology (UROL)

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