George Washington University courses

...chronological period, or other topic (such as women’s history, legal history, or military history), or a combination thereof. Up to two courses counting... Learn about: United States...

...Read more about Advanced Placement equivalents on the GW bulletin. Undergraduate students who select a minor in history must declare their intention... Learn about: American History, International History, World History...

...Topics in Physical Geography Group B: Human Geography At least two courses from the following, one of which must be taken at the 3000 level... Learn about: Human Geography, Project l, Physical Geography...

...In classes such as Oceanography, Paleontology and Volcanology, students explore various disciplines within the geological sciences and learn a range... Learn about: Energy resources, Structural Geology...

...the following list of designated courses: Oceanography Introduction to Paleontology Special Topics in Geology (3 credits only) Volcanology Global Climate... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The Minor in Geology offers students majoring in other fields the opportunity to gain foundational knowledge in geology and geological materials...

...(in English) German Cinema after 1945 (in English) The Lives of East Germans (in English) Four courses from the following: Dealing with the Communist... Learn about: Business German, German Language, German Literature...

...Form and Materials First Year Studio 3: Time and Light First-Year Studio 4: Interaction Typography I Typography II Graphic Design Studio III Graphic Design...

...skills in the classroom and draw inspiration from the dynamic city of Washington, D.C. At the end of the program, students participate in... Learn about: Design fundamentals...

...The end products are not prescribed from the outset, but emerge out of a rigorous, discipline-agnostic design process. Students in our program have...

...publishing as well as speaking at national and international design conferences. Program of Study The IA program is a rigorous full-time, five-semester... Learn about: Interior Architecture...

...history and the natural sciences. WHAT YOU'LL STUDY The MA program of study is flexible so students can personalize their academic experience to help accomplish... Learn about: Educational goals...

...This program also connects students directly to the vibrant professional arts community of Washington, D.C. Some unique advantages include: Individual... Learn about: Costume Design...

...D.C. - a global hub for policy makers, tech leaders, NGO's and cultural institutions. In this program, we address the following questions: As artists...

...in the Medieval Muslim World Seminar in Medieval Art and Architecture Seminar in Islamic Art and Architecture Special Topics in Art History Renaissance/Baroque... Learn about: Art History...

...Many actors desire additional classical training but cannot devote three years to a conventional MFA program. Such programs take them out of the field for a long time...

...Culture Theory Medium-Based Study in furniture, ceramics, glass, metalwork, textiles, costume, etc. To earn your degree, you’ll choose to either research...

...through training in analog craft and digital fabrication, studies in history and theory and exercises in real-world application. The MA–EX program coordinates with Washington...

...The Corcoran Master of Fine Arts in Fine Arts attracts students who want to expand the material and intellectual dimensions of what they create... Learn about: Art History...

...between research positions with the National Institutes of Health, internships at the Smithsonian Institution and laboratory projects in GW’s own renowned facilities...