George Washington University courses

...and most of our students pursue this study through a semester or a year abroad... Learn about: Political Science, Economics Science, Human Rights...

...I with Biological Applications University Physics II University Physics II with Biological Applications Modern Physics Single-Variable Calculus I Single-Variable... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Linear Algebra...

...The Biology of Organisms and Introduction to Organisms Laboratory Intermediate Laboratory I: Techniques and Methods Intermediate Laboratory... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...scientific and problem-solving skills in a variety of workplaces. Program-specific curriculum: Prerequisites Single-Variable Calculus I Single-Variable... Learn about: Data analysis, Quantum Physics, GCSE Physics...

...processes from a new perspective. Coursework covers a wide range of topics in math and science, from biosynthesis and DNA structure to radiation biology and computer programming... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...equitable relations between the private and public sectors of society. The economic and social foundations of government programs and regulatory activity... Learn about: Decision Making, IT Law, Business Economics...

...analysis and insight, in the context of organizational decision making and problem solving. Required Field Courses (3): Decision Models [renumbered from 4403]...

...Geology Statistics for the Biological Sciences And 6 credits in anthropology (ANTH) courses numbered 2000 or above, excluding courses in the 3400-3499... Learn about: Medical training...

...Course Requirements The following requirements must be fulfilled: The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences...

...with the approval of the Spanish major advisor. No more than four courses taken abroad or another institution may count toward the Major... Learn about: Intermediate Spanish, Advanced Spanish...

...equity analyst, or financial analyst with governmental agencies, for-profit corporations, and investment banks. Finance also provides an excellent foundation... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Field Course (1) International Science & Technology Policy Cornerstone Special Topics: International Science & Technology Policy Global Financial Environment... Learn about: Information Systems...

...archaeology and linguistics. Students round out the curriculum with electives on topics ranging from speech analysis to the culture of ancient civilizations...

...Australopithecus to Zimbabwe African Roots from Australopithecus to Zimbabwe Human Cultural Beginnings Human Cultural Beginnings Old World Prehistory... Learn about: Historical Archaeology...

...Hominin Evolution Hominin Evolution Evolution of the Human Brain Topics in Biological Anthropology Human Cultural Beginnings Human Cultural Beginnings...

...D, or D– in a required course, the student may either (1) repeat the course, in which case the grade in the repeated course must be no lower than a C–... Learn about: Intermediate Spanish, Advanced Spanish...

...Language Acquisition and Development Autism Special Topics in Linguistic Anthropology Special Topics in Linguistic Anthropology Language: Structure... Learn about: Research methods...

...of East Asia Anthropology of the Middle East Anthropology of Africa Japanese Culture Through Film Japanese Culture Through... Learn about: Cultural Communication, Communication Training, Cross Cultural Communication...

...The Anthropology of Gender: Cross-Cultural Perspectives Anthropology of Science and Technology: Twenty-First Century Brave New Worlds Introduction to Ethnomusicology... Learn about: Cultural Ecology...

...build an academic foundation in the cultural, political and intellectual experiences of people of African descent in the Americas, Caribbean... Learn about: Africana Studies...