Yale Rolls Out 10 New Courses — All Free

This week, Yale Uni­ver­si­ty rolled out its lat­est batch of open cours­es. This release, the first since Octo­ber 2009, fea­tures 10 new cours­es, and brings the total num­ber to 35. Find the com­plete list here.

We have list­ed the new addi­tions below, and added them to our ever-grow­ing list of 350 Free Online Cours­es. As always, Yale gives you access to their cours­es in mul­ti­ple for­mats. You can down­load lec­tures (usu­al­ly in audio and video) from iTunes, or direct­ly from the Yale web site. And then, of course, YouTube is a good third option…

• Cap­i­tal­ism: Suc­cess, Cri­sis and Reform — iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Dou­glas W. Rae
• Cer­vantes’ Don Quixote - iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Rober­to González Echevar­ría
• Ear­ly Mod­ern Eng­land: Pol­i­tics, Reli­gion, and Soci­ety under the Tudors and Stu­arts — iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Kei­th E. Wright­son
• Envi­ron­men­tal Pol­i­tics and Law - iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — John P. War­go
• Epi­demics in West­ern Soci­ety Since 1600 — iTunes Video —  iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Frank Snow­den
• Finan­cial The­o­ry — iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — Web Site — John Geanako­p­los
• Foun­da­tions of Mod­ern Social The­o­ry - iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Iván Szelényi
• Fun­da­men­tals of Physics II - iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Rama­mur­ti Shankar
• The Amer­i­can Rev­o­lu­tion — iTunes Video - iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Joanne B. Free­man
• The Moral Foun­da­tions of Pol­i­tics - iTunes Video — iTunes Audio — YouTube — Web Site — Pro­fes­sor Ian Shapiro