Potions Class Easily the most hated subject taught at Hogwarts except for maybe Divination Potions Class is taught by Horace Slughorn, the head of Slytherin House. Animals in glass jars line the walls around this spacious dark, damp, stone room with no windows. The only light is from a few torches and the flowing of the fires burning under the cauldrons. The room can easily fit twenty cauldrons and work tables with ample walking room. Professor Slughorn's desk is at the front of the room, it is usually covered with stacks of parchment containing notes and essays, different potions books, this is where Professor Slughorn teaches from or the point from which he talks at length about his Slug Club. The door to the left of his desk leads to his office and private stores of potions ingredients and to right of his desk along the wall there are a series of cupboards that hold old text books and the student stores of potion ingredients.
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Muggle Studies Classroom Probably the most useless of subjects at Hogwarts, Muggle Studies deals with exactly what that, Muggles. The classroom is full of odd things called computers, television sets, spark plugs, extension cords, videos, muggle toys and games. There is no magic allowed in this room, everything must be done the "muggle way." In front of the rows of the desks there is the professor's stand where class is taught from and a table to put muggle objects on, behind that is a black board filled with all sorts of diagrams showing muggles lifting heavy objects and describing things that they do without magic.
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Defense Against the Dark Arts Classroom If you ask any of the students at Hogwarts what their favorite class or at least what their most interesting class is they would most likely say Defense Against the Dark Arts, located on the first floor. The job of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor seems to be cursed and has been ever since anyone can remember and the position was also said to have been coveted by the Dark Lord himself. Any person who comes in to teach Defense Against the Dark Arts only ever lasts for the year . The classroom differs from year to year in its decorations and feel but always has a wall of windows on the left side of the room that provides light to the rows of desks in the middle of the room. In front of the room there is a podium where the professor can teach class and a series of chalkboards, text books, and diagrams of spells, hexes, jinxes and other forms of dark magic.
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History of Magic Classroom The History of Magic class is probably the most boring class for Hogwarts students, learning about Goblin rebellions and when certain charms and spells were invented and about famous witches and wizards. It is taught be the only spectral professor at Hogwarts, Professor Binns. The History of Magic classroom is usually darkened and lit by faint torch light so students can actually see Professor Binns in his faithful armchair where he teaches class. Desks are set in stadium style on three tiers, the highest being closest to the door where students enter History of Magic. Professor Binns on the other hand floats through the chalkboard from the room adjacent to the classroom which is his office.
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Charms Classroom Just because the professor of Charms and Head of Ravenclaw House, Filius Flitwick has to teach his class from the top of a pile of books does not take away from his skill and vast knowledge on the subject that he teaches. The room is set up ideally for dueling as it were. The door to enter the classroom is in the back and the desks are separated into three tiered juror type boxes that are on either wall. The center of the floor is left open for practical lessons and the very front of the room is where the chalkboards are, a wall of high windows over looking the grounds, and of course, Professor Flitwick's famous stack of books.
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Arithmancy Classroom The Arithmancy Classroom is set up just a regular classroom with desks, chalkboards, and diagrams of numbers and their magical properties. Professor Vector's desk is at the head of the room and the door to her office is to the left of her desk. There is an odd property to the room, everything from the desks, down to the number of stone tiles in the floor are all done in a certain number according to the magical properties that the number has.
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Ancient Runes Classroom The walls, ceilings, and floors of this room are decorated with different ancient symbols that students who are taking the class for the first time must decipher. Their translations are the rules of the classroom. The Ancient Runes professor's desk is at the head of the class which is closest to the door on the right hand side of the room. There are different charts and diagrams also on the walls illustrating all the different runes. The desks are set in small groups and each group of desks has a different name for one of the runes. The names change weekly, but during the week before the name is changed it is up to the group to research their rune or runes and base their assignments around that rune, on top of the other assignments that they receive. The door at the back of the classroom leads to the Ancient Runes professor's office.
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Transfiguration Classroom Taught by Professor McGonagall, Transfiguration is probably one of the most complex classes taught at Hogwarts. The classroom is located in the South Corridor on the sixth floor and has a nice view of the lake and the forest. The classroom itself is set up in a rather practical way, the door is at the back of the room and the desks are set up in rows with a large walk way separating them into two halves. There are three steps up that separate the main floor of the room where the desks are from the chalkboards, diagrams, and Professor McGonagall's desk.
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