George Washington University courses

...Courses in related areas (15 credits) 15 credits in upper-division courses in one other department, program, or field of study, as approved by the major advisor... Learn about: Communication Training, Senior Seminar...

...Interpersonal Communication One course from the following: Small Group Communication Professional Communication Intercultural Communication Three courses from the following... Learn about: Professional Communication, Communication Training, Intercultural communication...

...Sciences Electives Five courses (15 credits) from the following: Global Organizations Leading Change Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Leadership... Learn about: Communication Training, Global Organizations...

...the ancient Mediterranean world. This discipline is the oldest and most central of all the humanities and at one time constituted the basic liberal arts education... Learn about: IT Law...

...What is Civil and Environmental Engineering? Civil and environmental engineering encompass the branches of engineering most closely related to the control... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, Construction Training, Civil Engineering...

...corporate sponsors, and consulting firms. Examples include SFX Sports, IMG, the NFL Players Association, the United States Olympic Committee... Learn about: Hospitality Management...

...Since most of the electives in this concentration are at the graduate level, this concentration may put students who complete it at a competitive advantage... Learn about: Strategic Planning...

...Historical Perspectives in the Visual Arts Design Fundamentals I Design Fundamentals II First-Year Studio 1: Drawing and Surface First-Year Studio... Learn about: Art design, Art History...

...cross-disciplinary thinking into your design practice through the program. Anticipated minor fields include but are not limited to: Anthropology Computer... Learn about: Computer Science...

...Our program is the only CIDA accredited program within Washington, D.C., and one of ten interior programs located at universities that rank in the...

...When you major in International Affairs, you will have the chance to explore different concentration themes in the international affairs major such as Conflict Resolution...

...selected from the following: Professional Practices for Lens-Based Media Professional Practices for Artists 6 credits in thesis coursework. Students participate... Learn about: Art History...

...The BA degree in Fine Arts is a full-time program where students balance studio-based work with other academic programs of study. Fine Arts students... Learn about: Art History...

...the Roman Empire Art and Archaeology of Egypt and the Near East Art and Archaeology of the Aegean Bronze Age Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology... Learn about: Art History, New Media...

...(two courses) from the following. Both courses cannot be in the same studio area. Ceramics Introduction to Handbuilt Ceramics Introduction to Wheelthrown... Learn about: Digital Art...

...International Politics Topics in French and Francophone Literatures and Cultures in Translation Topics in Contemporary Francophone Literature and Cinema...

...DC: History, Culture, and Politics Washington, DC: History, Culture, and Politics Introduction to the Arts in America Freedom in American Thought and Popular...

...political science, psychology, religion, and sociology; for archaeological emphasis, courses in American studies, art history, geography, geological sciences...

...This is a broad-based engineering-oriented degree program, with a breadth of liberal arts, for students who intend to make their careers in fields allied to science...

...History History of Ancient Greece The Roman World to 337 A.D. The Ancient Near East and Egypt to 322 B.C. History of Ancient Israel History of Ancient...