George Washington University courses

...I Second-Year German II Option B Intensive Beginning German I Intensive Beginning German II One of the following: Intermediate German I and Intermediate... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...Elective classes delve into a variety of topics, from evolution and plant diversity to parasitology and animal behavior. Biology Minor Course Requirements...

...only one of which may be numbered below... Learn about: Continental philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy...

...of Human Communication Speech and Language Disorders Speech and Language Disorders Neural Substrates of Speech, Language, and Hearing Language Acquisition... Learn about: Human Behavior...

...Nonviolence Philosophy of Human Rights Philosophy of the Environment Philosophy of Law Philosophy of Law Topics in Value Theory Topics in Value Theory... Learn about: Human Rights, Political Philosophy...

...Required One course (3 credits) from the following: Introduction to Logic Symbolic Logic One course (3 credits) from the following: Introduction to Mathematical...

...new and unique solutions to problems and develop necessary skill sets to become an effective consultant. This concentration emphasizes action-oriented...

...this page also contains helpful information on the biomedical engineering field. We encourage you to continue reading further down this page to learn... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering...

...requires five field courses and one international field course. Required field courses Introduction to International Business Global Financial Environment... Learn about: International Marketing...

...Identifying customer needs and wants; Making decisions about which markets organizations should serve; Designing product, service and program offerings for these markets... Learn about: Marketing Research, Marketing Communications...

...core courses listed under the MA requirements in the University Bulletin. Both courses will count as electives toward the BA degree requirements among... Learn about: Public Policy, Master's degree, Social Policy...

...Topics in Political Communication (May be repeated once for credit) Independent Study Internship (Only one, three-credit internship may be taken for credit toward the major)... Learn about: Communication Training...

...mathematics and computer science. Students also complete a required proseminar as juniors or seniors, in which they examine a political issue and develop... Learn about: IT Law, Political Thought, International Politics...

...real estate investment, development, valuation and strategic planning, which will prepare them for an entry-level position in the real estate industry... Learn about: Strategic Planning, Real Estate...

...Introduction to Comparative Politics Introduction to American Politics and Government Introduction to International Politics One course from the following... Learn about: Comparative Politics, American Politics, Political Science...

...of Economics I Principles of Economics II Electives Three courses (9 credits) from the following: State and Urban Policy Problems Judicial Politics... Learn about: Comparative Politics, American Politics, Judicial Politics...

...for the Biological Sciences 1 Three gateway courses (9 to 10 credits) that introduce core concepts selected from the following: Human Functional Neuroanatomy... Learn about: Organic Chemistry...

...trauma training, diagnosis and assessment. The curriculum also builds a theoretical foundation in individual, family and group counseling, psychopathology and human development...

...Textual Analysis Topics in French and Francophone Literatures and Cultures in Translation Studies in Genre Race, Religion, and Identity in France The... Learn about: French Literature...

...Derivatives Applied Financial Security Analysis: Fixed Income Applied Financial Security Analysis: Real Estate Investment Analysis Venture Capital International... Learn about: Financial Management, Financial Training...