Courses
Questions on how to register?For Students
Earn either undergraduate or graduate level credit by taking a course instructed by the authors, Paul M. Bingham and Joanne Souza. We explore in detail the new theory of human uniqueness described in Death from a Distance and the Birth of a Humane Universe. We re-examine all the vast repertoire of knowledge from the evolutionary and social sciences from an exciting new perspective. See how the natural and social sciences can be united for the first time - while we learn to think critically together and explore the art of scientific investigation.
ONLINE Graduate Credit (CEB 553)
Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters - Available World-Wide
- - Approved content component of the Stony Brook University Biology MAT program.
- - The Biology of Being Human (CEB553), 3-credit course, now available world-wide online. Course content given via broadcast quality video lectures.
- - Can be taken by teachers for Master's and advancement credit with your institution's approval.
- - See here for information and registration for the online graduate course (CEB 553).
Undergraduate Credit (BIO 358)
ON-LINE Course - Summer Semester
- - All students (you do not have to be a Stony Brook University Student). See here under On-line Extended Session listing for information and to register for the summer extended session online course (BIO 358).
- - Take advantage of the opportunity to take a Stony Brook University Upper Division Biology course during the summer term at state university pricing. Check with your institution and major for transfer approval.
LIVE LECTURE Spring Semester
- - Stony Brook University Students only See SOLAR for information for class listings for the live lecture course (BIO 358).
Student Testimonials
"This class is definitely unlike any other biology course or science course I have ever take; it really does leave you with a new profound outlook on how we interact as human beings. A lot of what I learned in this class has gone into my general understanding of how the world works and why people are the way they are. Professor Bingham's theory has significantly changed the minds of many, including myself, because it not only accounts for the biological aspects of human uniqueness, but also the anthropological, sociological, and even philosophical factors. I have and still recommend this course to all of my friends since it is a life moving journey from start to finish!" - Kavita Bommasamudram
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For Faculty
For faculty wishing to teach the content in Death from a Distance and the Birth of a Humane Universe, please contact the authors.