The George Washington University Courses

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33 syllabi
25,400 enrolled
Washington, DC
GEOL 1005

Environmental Geology

Fall 2026

7/10
10 hr/wk
PUBH 6416

Ethical and Cultural Issues in Global Health Research and Programs

Spring 2026

8/10
14 hr/wk
50% B
PUBH 6021

Essentials of Public Health Practice and Leadership 1: Leading Self and Teams

Fall 2026

7/10
9 hr/wk
50% B
PubH 6400

Global Health Frameworks

Fall 2026

5/10
9.7 hr/wk
AMST 1776

American Culture Now

Fall 2026

9/10
45 hr/wk
PHIL 1051

Introduction to Philosophy

Fall 2026

8/10
18 hr/wk
Math 1007-11

Mathematics and Politics

SOC 1003

Introduction to Criminal Justice

PSYC 1001-12

General Psychology

Fall 2026

4/10
6.6 hr/wk
BISC 2454

General Ecology

Fall 2025

7/10
12 hr/wk
40% B
54183 / 54000

Introduction to Biology: The Biology of Nutrition and Health

COMM 1040.15

Public Communication

Fall 2026

7/10
13.5 hr/wk
45% B
ECON 1011

Principles of Microeconomics

Fall 2026

8/10
18 hr/wk
50% B
PSC299411

Debates in National Security

Fall 2026

8/10
25 hr/wk
94% A
IAFF 1001

First-Year Experience

Fall 2026

4/10
4 hr/wk
50% B
ANTH1001

Introduction to Biological Anthropology

Fall 2026

8/10
12 hr/wk
HIST 1001 80

Special Topics: US Political Culture, 1960-Present

Fall 2026

PSC-2226-10

The Politics of Race & Ethnicity in the United States

Fall 2026

8/10
15 hr/wk
CMUS 1106

Introduction to Musical Performance and Experience

Fall 2026

7/10
12 hr/wk
PUBH 3201

Bioinformatics

Fall 2026

8/10
18 hr/wk
40% B
PPPA 6001

Introduction to Public Service & Administration

Fall

7/10
BADM1004

The Age of Globalization

Fall 2026

8/10
16 hr/wk
IAFF 1005.10

Introduction to International Affairs

Fall

7/10
CCAS 1001

First-year Experience

Fall 2026

4/10
4.5 hr/wk
90% Credit (70%+)

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