Psychology and Modern Architecture
Thursday, February 27th, 2014This term we are launch two great courses, Psychology: an introduction and Western Architecture: The Modern Era.
Psychology is probably the most requested new online course topic for the Department so we are really excited to have our first course in this subject area. This is a really great introduction if you know nothing about the subject, but also lets you explore topics in more depth if you are really interested. Any course with units titled, “Why do we conform and whom do we obey?” and “Why do fools fall in love?” has to be worth some of your time.
However if psychology is not your thing I would also recommend our new course in Modern Architecture. This amazingly visual course lets you explore all the architects you would expect from Le Cobusier, Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright to those you may not have heard of such as Philip Johnson and Rober Venturi. I promise after studying this you will never look at the (modern) buildings around you in quite the same way again.
So if you want to step into spring with new opinions on everything from Brutalism to theories of reward and punishment you could not come to a better place.