Early eight people, early eight souls, early eight are all human beings.
In addition to the overnight rush in the library during the midterm and final periods, the morning eight is also a vivid memory in the memories of students studying abroad. But if I say that the content of lesson 8 in the morning is about drinking coffee, listening to music, and escaping the end of the day, would you be more tempted?
NYU's wine tasting class, Berkeley's disc making class, UCD's coffee class, Harvard's mold class, and so on
Today, Xiaobin will take a look at those courses that you have never heard of before~
Beverages New York University
This is a course offered at Steinhardt College, New York University, and is only available in the spring. The course design nominally focuses on the basic principles and practical experience of beverage systems and menu development, taking into account pricing, equipment, legal, sales, and personnel policies. Students mainly study the history, culture, and natural environment of wine producing regions, grape varieties, technology, and the role of policies.

But in reality, this is a true "drunkard class", where each class will appreciate sparkling wine, dry white, dry red, sweet wine, and so on from different regions. Homework and exams are also mostly easy A.

The Design of Coffee: An Introduction to Chemical Engineering University of California, Davis
If you are under 21 years old or a student who is not interested in alcohol, you can come and take a look at UCD's coffee classes.

The focus of the course is to conduct practical experiments on baking, brewing, and tasting in the school's coffee laboratory. Students will measure the energy used during baking; Measure the pH change of coffee after brewing; Measure the total amount of dissolved solids in brewed coffee; Coffee and brewing time. The climax of this course is an engineering design competition, where students compete to make the best tasting coffee with the least amount of energy.
DJing and Turntable
This elective course provides basic knowledge of DJ skills for music production, technology, and innovation graduate students at the Valencia campus in Spain, such as roulette, beat matching, mixing, and mixing, and teaches how to "use roulette as an instrument.".

Students can also learn about the history of hip-hop music, radio production, and DJ. According to the course page, course instructor Nacho Marco has been serving as a DJ since the 1990s, playing at clubs and events in London, Ivessa Island, Paris, and Moscow.
Game of Thrones University of Virginia
This class can be said to be specifically designed for power game ashes fans. The course will use Martin's works to explore the concepts of literature and visual expression (how do the characters in the text come to life on the screen?), racism (Martin's viewpoint is that racial and regional differences are influenced by or beyond Tolkien's influence?), fan fiction (why are so many viewers angry about Red Wedding? Why can the series inspire so much emotion