Winter Session 2025 Courses

The Winter Session 2025 schedule is as follows:
Classes meet January 7 - 20; reading day January 21; finals day January 22. 

Course schedules are listed in Eastern Time. Students may take a maximum of 1 credit in Winter Session. Courses will meet for all 40 class hours. Auditing is not permitted in Winter Session courses. Winter registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. The request, payment and any approvals must be fully complete before registrations are processed. Students are encouraged to contact faculty directly with any questions about courses. All information is subject to change without notice.

Modality of courses (in person / online) and schedules will be posted as the information becomes available.

Syllabi:

COL354Z/HIST354Z/MDST354Z Self and Text in Roman North Africa: Augustine’s Confessions

ENGL324Z/AFAM324Z/AMST334Z, Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery

PSYC354Z/EDST354Z Seminar on Intelligence and Creativity

GOVT277Z Islamic Movements and Parties

FILM 448Z Directing Actors for the Camera

PSYC295Z The Science of Happiness

NS&B302Z/BIOL302Z Neurobiology of Aging

REES233Z/RULE 233Z/RUSS233Z/FILM333Z/WLIT255Z Introduction to Russian and Soviet Cinema

COMP112Z Introduction to Programming - Syllabus // Calendar

CSPL135Z/CIS135Z Introduction to Mindfulness

To download the flyer of winter courses, click here. 

All courses above are 1.0 credit except where marked. Courses are subject to change without notice.

Students taking Wesleyan courses for credit online in a U.S. state outside of Connecticut may use this form to submit questions or concerns.

Visit Wesmaps to see a list of Winter Session courses that have previously been offered.

Mango Languages

Wesleyan students may enroll in 0.25-credit, on-line language courses using Mango Languages over Winter Break (at no cost). Courses are available for many languages such as Danish, Farsi, Romanian, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish and many more. Note that students may not use this option to study a language offered through regular classroom instruction. For more information visit https://www.wesleyan.edu/cgs/languages_at_wes/hosted_programs/also.html and click on the “Mango Language for a 1/4 Credit” drop-down, or contact Emmanuel Paris-Bouvret, Director of Language Resources and Technology, at eparis@wesleyan.edu.