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: International History, American History, World History...

...Urban Transportation Transportation Systems and Networks Population Geography People, Land, and Food Cities and Societies Cities in the Developing World... 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: Structural Geology, Energy resources...

...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...

...and GER 2110W), placing into the advanced level on the placement exam, or transferring credit from the Advanced Placement exam. Majors can also take the intensive track... Learn about: Business German, German Literature, German Language...

...The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Programs. 78 credits in program-specific courses...

...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...

...a creative community where designers, artists, photojournalists, musicians and performers connect in the classroom and beyond. You’ll study in newly renovated...

...the IA program is a carefully sequenced series of courses building on theoretical, technical and creative challenges and experiences. The IA program... 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...

...in the areas of costume, lighting and scenery design. Our students gain the hands-on experience needed to develop a repertoire of skills across the many aspects of production... Learn about: Costume Design...

...two-year, 60-credit degree. Courses are designed to set up dialogues on how creative practices can be used to produce change. The program brings together artists...

...Topics in Art History Modern/Contemporary Proseminar in Modern Architecture in Europe and America Seminar: Modern Art Seminar in American Art of the Twentieth... Learn about: Art History...

...This unique program runs for 44 consecutive weeks, from late August through the following July. The participants work in the studios on the GW campus...

...our unique curriculum covers a range of historical, cultural, and material topics. Through object-based study, you'll develop expertise in the history of objects...

...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...

...following requirements must be fulfilled: The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate Programs. 60 credits... 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...