George Washington University courses

...at least one course must be taken from three of the following groups. At least one of these courses must focus on the period before 1750. HIST Group... Learn about: United States...

...in Its World Context European Civilization in Its World Context The War of Ideas in European and International History, 1750-Present Introduction to American... Learn about: World History, American History, International History...

...Geographic Information Systems Proseminar in Geographic Thought Group A: Physical Geography At least two courses from the following, one of which... Learn about: Human Geography, Project l, Physical Geography...

...laboratory and field-based techniques. The BA degree prepares students for careers in a broad array of Earth-based fields and advanced study. Course Requirements... Learn about: Energy resources, Structural Geology...

...General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II One of the following: General Physics I and General Physics II Stars, Planets, and Life in the Universe... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...19 credits for the minor and successful completion of all prerequisite courses. Prerequisite Historical Geology Physical Geology Environmental Geology...

...or GER 4175. Columbian College Requirements Students must complete all major requirements for the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. Depending on the student's... Learn about: German Literature, Business German, German Language...

...WHAT YOU'LL STUDY The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design degree (120 credits) begins with a strong foundation in design principles and digital technologies...

...II Electives 6 credits (two courses) from the CGD, CDM, or CIXD subject areas at the 2000 level or above... Learn about: Design fundamentals...

...Our Master of Arts in Interaction Design (IxD) is a unique program for emerging designers who are passionate about social innovation and ready to tackle complex...

...program before the internship begins, and it must be completed before the end of their final semester. The internship is a part IA 6525 and counts toward... Learn about: Interior Architecture...

...(including a second internship) or from outside the program. Up to four (4) non-museum studies courses are permitted. Throughout your program... Learn about: Educational goals...

...special events A strong record of successful professional placement of graduates throughout the theater community and related industries PROGRAM OF STUDY... Learn about: Costume Design...

...Familiarity with more than one language. Fluency in English plus other languages, including native languages, are strongly preferred; The following requirements...

...The Masters of Arts in Art History at the Corcoran School promotes interdisciplinary investigations of the visual arts. Our faculty engages diverse methodological approaches... Learn about: Art History...

...most significantly, only focus marginally on classical acting. The ACA’s highly physical, rigorous training is part of a true immersion program...

...material culture, interiors, and architecture through cultural and stylistic influences, techniques and technology, and makers and materials...

...Exhibition design, in the MA–EX program at GW’s Corcoran School, is more than the design of spaces that convey information, share stories, or promote products...

...Director of Graduate Studies, MFA students may elect to take up to 6 credits of upper-level and graduate courses in other academic departments... Learn about: Art History...

...Course Requirements Undergraduate students must complete six graduate credits in addition to their degree requirements. Contact the director of graduate studies for more information...