Cornell's Courses of Study catalog has a comprehensive list of courses offered at the university — more than 4,000 in all. Undergraduate courses begin with numerals 1 through 4. Graduate level courses begin with 5 through 7.
In addition to the courses offered within the department, several Cornell courses are consistently popular with CRP students, including:
- Civil and Environmental Engineering 3610: Introduction to Transportation Engineering
- Government 6603: States and Social Movements
- Industrial and Labor Relations (Collective Bargaining) 5010: Labor and Employment Law
- Industrial and Labor Relations (Collective Bargaining) 6890: Constitutional Aspects of Labor Law
- Law 5121: Property
- Development Sociology 6060: Sociological Theories of Development
- Development Sociology 6400: Community and Changing Property Institutions
- Crop and Soil Sciences 4110 (also Civil and Environmental Engineering 4110): Resource Inventory Methods
- Crop and Soil Sciences 4650: Global Positioning Systems
Cornell University has a strong tradition of encouraging interdisciplinary study. Students in all fields are encouraged to choose electives from departments and research centers throughout the university that complement their major studies.
