George Washington University courses

...under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Programs. Program-specific curriculum: Required Principles of Economics I 1 Principles of Economics... Learn about: International Trade...

...At GW, students may take electives in advanced topics, such as optical networks, broadband wireless networks, and technologies for the next generation of information systems... Learn about: Signal processing, Communication Training...

...Introduction to Asian American Studies through Literature Introduction to English Literature I Introduction to English Literature I Introduction to English... Learn about: American Literature, Critical Theory, Creative Writing...

...I Introduction to English Literature I Introduction to English Literature II Introduction to English Literature II Introduction to American Literature... Learn about: English Literature, Creative Writing, American Literature...

...Migration in Global Anglophone Literature and Film Postcolonialism and Migration in Global Anglophone Literature and Film Introduction to Tragedy Introduction... Learn about: American Literature, Creative Writing...

...with many electives to choose from at the 3000-level. Minor in English for Business Students Course Requirements The following requirements must be fulfilled... Learn about: Literature and Finance...

...Queer Studies Five creative writing workshops (15 credits), two of which must be at the 3000 level or above, selected from the following: Dramatic Writing... Learn about: Creative Writing, American Literature...

...including 24 credits in required courses and 6 credits of thesis. Required Introduction to Literary Theory For students pursuing the thesis option... Learn about: Thesis Research...

...to Statistics in Social Science Requirements for the major Field Methods in Geography (or equivalent) Three of the following science courses... Learn about: Field Biology...

...Developing World Explorations in Historical Geography Military Geography Economic Geography Cultural Geography Political Geography Special Topics in Human... Learn about: Arctic Systems, Physical Geography, Human Geography...

...requirements must be fulfilled: 18 credits, including 12 credits in required courses and 6 credits in elective courses. Required Introduction to Cartography... Learn about: Information Systems...

...be approved by the Program Director prior to enrollment. Consult the Schedule of Classes for topics offered. With prior approval of the Program Director...

...The program is also beneficial for students planning to attend graduate programs in environmental science, ecological management, or sustainability planning and policy... Learn about: Environmental Science, GCSE Physics, Environmental Sustainability...

...physical activity, and health in the greater context of public health by developing critical thinking skills and fostering life-long learning...

...of the future through our global, interdisciplinary community located in the heart of Washington, D.C. Working with national and internationally known... Learn about: Intermediate Ballet, Honors Thesis, African Dance...

...II Embodied Kinesis for Dance Introduction to Lighting Choreography and Performance Personal Aesthetics II: The Environment Selected Topics Independent Study Internship... Learn about: World Dance, Dance Styles I, Dance History...

...I with Biological Applications Two additional semesters of approved coursework in the natural sciences or mathematics, such as one of the following... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, GCSE Physics, Organic Chemistry...

...(recommended to be taken before the senior year) Techniques of Data Analysis (recommended to be taken before the senior year) Youth and Delinquency Criminology... Learn about: IT Law...

...courses and course schedules that students have used in the past and are appropriate for understanding the overall structure of our program...

...and Computer Engineering I Single-Variable Calculus I Engineering Orientation University Writing Second semester Discrete Structures I Introduction... Learn about: GCSE Physics...