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This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit.

For more detailed information on courses, please go to the AP.2 Course Information  section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.
 

Government and International Politics (GOVT)

 Offered by the Schar School of Policy and Government (formerly SPGIA)  
   •  GOVT 443 - Law and Ethics of War
   •  GOVT 444 - Issues in International Studies
   •  GOVT 445 - Human Rights
   •  GOVT 446 - International Law and Organization
   •  GOVT 447 - Revolution and International Politics
   •  GOVT 448 - Ethics and International Politics
   •  GOVT 452 - Administrative Law and Procedures
   •  GOVT 460 - Surveillance and Privacy in Contemporary Society
   •  GOVT 464 - Issues in Public Policy and Administration
   •  GOVT 467 - Current Issues in Economic Policy
   •  GOVT 469 - Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
   •  GOVT 470 - Faith and Reason in the Making of the Modern Mind
   •  GOVT 471 - Millennialism and Philosophies of History in Western Culture
   •  GOVT 472 - Christianity, Secularism, and Democracy
   •  GOVT 480 - Internship
   •  GOVT 490 - Synthesis Seminar
   •  GOVT 491 - Honors Seminar
   •  GOVT 496 - Directed Readings and Research
   •  GOVT 500 - The Scientific Method and Research Design
   •  GOVT 510 - American Government and Politics
   •  GOVT 511 - Problem Solving and Data Analysis I
   •  GOVT 520 - Political Theory
   •  GOVT 530 - Comparative Politics
   •  GOVT 540 - International Relations
   •  GOVT 541 - Introduction to Critical Analysis and Strategic Response to Terrorism
   •  GOVT 550 - Seminar in Theories of Public Administration
   •  GOVT 603 - Seminar in the Courts and Constitutional Law
   •  GOVT 604 - Seminar on Congress and Legislative Behavior
   •  GOVT 605 - Seminar on the Presidency
   •  GOVT 631 - Seminar in Comparative Politics and Institutions
   •  GOVT 632 - Politics and Societies of the Middle East
   •  GOVT 640 - Strategic Responses to Terrorism: Coordinated Decision Making
   •  GOVT 641 - Global Governance
   •  GOVT 706 - Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations
   •  GOVT 712 - Problem Solving and Data Analysis II
   •  GOVT 713 - The Constitution, Criminal Procedure, and Security
   •  GOVT 717 - Qualitative Methods
   •  GOVT 719 - Issues in American Politics
   •  GOVT 725 - Democratic Theory
   •  GOVT 726 - Theories of Justice
   •  GOVT 727 - Restorative Justice
   •  GOVT 728 - Behavior of Law
   •  GOVT 731 - Advanced Seminar in Comparative Politics
   •  GOVT 732 - Comparative Justice
   •  GOVT 733 - Islam and Politics
   •  GOVT 734 - Democratization
   •  GOVT 735 - Comparative Public Management
   •  GOVT 739 - Issues in Comparative and International Politics
   •  GOVT 741 - Advanced Seminar in International Politics
   •  GOVT 742 - International Negotiation
   •  GOVT 743 - International Political Economy
   •  GOVT 744 - Foundations of Security Studies
   •  GOVT 745 - International Security
   •  GOVT 746 - Media and International Affairs
   •  GOVT 753 - Third-Party Governance
   •  GOVT 755 - Seminar in Politics and Bureaucracy
   •  GOVT 758 - Homeland/Transportation Security Administration
   •  GOVT 759 - Issues in Public Administration and Management
   •  GOVT 794 - Internship
   •  GOVT 796 - Directed Readings and Research
   •  GOVT 798 - Political Science Research Project
   •  GOVT 799 - Political Science Thesis
   •  GOVT 800 - PhD Research Seminar
   •  GOVT 810 - American Political Development
   •  GOVT 811 - Advanced Seminar in American Institutions
   •  GOVT 815 - Advanced Seminar in Political Behavior
   •  GOVT 820 - Advanced Topics in Political Thought
   •  GOVT 831 - Research Seminar in Regional Political Culture and Development
   •  GOVT 841 - Ethics and Human Rights in International Affairs
   •  GOVT 843 - Diplomacy
   •  GOVT 850 - Advanced Seminar in Public Administration Research and Theory
   •  GOVT 851 - Doctoral Seminar in Theories of Organization and Bureaucracy
   •  GOVT 852 - Seminar in Political Leadership
   •  GOVT 853 - Advanced Seminar in Global Innovations in Public Finance
   •  GOVT 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
   •  GOVT 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research

Graduate School of Business (GBUS)

Offered by the School of Business  
   •  GBUS 510 - Engineering Marketing and Financial Analysis
   •  GBUS 540 - Analysis of Financial Decisions
   •  GBUS 550 - Strategic Thinking
   •  GBUS 551 - Leadership
   •  GBUS 696 - Directed Studies in Graduate School of Business
   •  GBUS 697 - Special Topics in Graduate School of Business
   •  GBUS 720 - Marketing Analytics
   •  GBUS 721 - Marketing Research
   •  GBUS 738 - Data Mining for Business Analytics
   •  GBUS 739 - Advanced Data Mining for Business Analytics
   •  GBUS 744 - Fraud Examination
   •  GBUS 746 - Real Estate Analysis and Valuation
   •  GBUS 747 - Real Estate Finance
   •  GBUS 748 - Real Estate Investment

Greek (GREE)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences  
   •  GREE 150 - Classical Greek I
   •  GREE 160 - Classical Greek II

Health Administration and Policy (HAP)

 Offered by the College of Health and Human Services  
   •  HAP 201 - Health Professions Careers
   •  HAP 202 - Medical Terminology
   •  HAP 290 - Lifestyle Management
   •  HAP 301 - Health Care Delivery in the United States
   •  HAP 308 - Public Health Informatics
   •  HAP 309 - Healthcare Accounting
   •  HAP 310 - Healthcare Ethics
   •  HAP 312 - Healthcare Law
 

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