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George Mason University

2016-2017 University Catalog

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2016-2017 University Catalog

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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.


History (HIST) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• HIST 326 - Stalinism
	• HIST 327 - The Soviet Union and Russia Since World War II
	• HIST 328 - Rise of Russia
	• HIST 329 - Modern Russia and the Soviet Union
	• HIST 331 - Postwar United States, 1945-1973
	• HIST 332 - United States since 1973
	• HIST 333 - The Automobile in the United States
	• HIST 335 - The African American Experience in the United States: African Background to 1885
	• HIST 336 - The African American Experience in the United States: Reconstruction to the Present
	• HIST 337 - Race and Gender in American Sports
	• HIST 338 - History of College Athletics
	• HIST 339 - History of Baseball
	• HIST 340 - Basketball and the American Experience
	• HIST 341 - History of Sport in the United States
	• HIST 342 - History of the Olympics and the United States
	• HIST 350 - U.S. Women's History
	• HIST 351 - History of the Old South
	• HIST 352 - The South since 1865
	• HIST 353 - History of Traditional China
	• HIST 354 - Modern China
	• HIST 356 - Modern Japan
	• HIST 357 - Postwar Japan
	• HIST 358 - Post-1949 China
	• HIST 359 - Modern Iraq
	• HIST 360 - History of South Africa
	• HIST 364 - Revolution and Radical Politics in Latin America
	• HIST 365 - Conquest and Colonization in Latin America
	• HIST 366 - Comparative Slavery
	• HIST 367 - History, Fiction, and Film in Latin America
	• HIST 370 - War and American Society
	• HIST 373 - The Civil War and Reconstruction
	• HIST 377 - The Vietnam War
	• HIST 378 - History of Aviation
	• HIST 380 - Uncovering the U.S. Past Through Film
	• HIST 385 - Humanities College to Career
	• HIST 386 - Topics in History
	• HIST 387 - Topics in Global History
	• HIST 388 - Topics in European History
	• HIST 389 - Topics in U.S. History
	• HIST 390 - The Digital Past
	• HIST 391 - History of Virginia to 1800
	• HIST 392 - History of Virginia Since 1800
	• HIST 393 - Topics in Film and History
	• HIST 395 - Topics in Digital History
	• HIST 398 - Historical Study Abroad
	• HIST 399 - Internship
	• HIST 401 - Colonial America
	• HIST 403 - Revolutionary Era in American History, 1763-1812
	• HIST 404 - Jacksonian America, 1812-1854
	• HIST 426 - The Russian Revolution
	• HIST 436 - European Society and Culture: 19th and 20th Centuries
	• HIST 460 - Modern Iran
	• HIST 461 - Arab-Israeli Conflict
	• HIST 462 - Women in Islamic Society
	• HIST 465 - The Middle East in the 20th Century
	• HIST 480 - Alexander the Great
	• HIST 490 - Honors Directed Readings, Honors Directed Research
	• HIST 491 - Honors Directed Readings, Honors Directed Research
	• HIST 498 - Directed Readings/Research in History
	• HIST 499 - RS: Senior Seminar in History
	• HIST 510 - Approaches to Modern World History
	• HIST 525 - Problems in Latin American History
	• HIST 535 - Problems in Comparative World History
	• HIST 555 - Problems in Asian History
	• HIST 565 - Problems in African History
	• HIST 575 - Approaches to Middle East and Islamic History
	• HIST 585 - Problems in Middle Eastern History
	• HIST 598 - Historical Study Abroad
	• HIST 601 - Themes in U.S. History I
	• HIST 602 - Themes in U.S. History II
	• HIST 605 - Themes in European History I
	• HIST 606 - Themes in European History II
	• HIST 610 - The Study and Writing of History
	• HIST 613 - The Colonial Origins of American Society
	• HIST 615 - Problems in American History
	• HIST 616 - U.S. Westward Movement
	• HIST 617 - Topics in the American Civil War Era
	• HIST 618 - The Age of Jackson, 1815-1854
	• HIST 620 - Development of the Early Republic, 1783-1815
	• HIST 622 - U.S. South Since 1865
	• HIST 623 - Recent U.S. History, 1945 to Present
	• HIST 626 - Approaches to American Culture
	• HIST 629 - The Gilded Age and Progressive Era
	• HIST 630 - U.S. Women's History
	• HIST 631 - Era of the American Revolution
	• HIST 633 - Reconstruction
	• HIST 634 - Interwar America: 1918-1939
	• HIST 635 - Problems in European History
	• HIST 636 - Political Culture in Twentieth-Century Germany and Austria: Continuities and Discontinuities
	• HIST 637 - Great Britain: Empire to Commonwealth, 1870-1970
	• HIST 639 - Society and Politics in Western Europe, 1750-1914
	• HIST 640 - Metropolitan Cities of Europe in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
	• HIST 642 - Humanism and the Renaissance
	• HIST 643 - Religion and Society in the Reformation Era
	• HIST 644 - Society and Culture in Early Modern Europe
	• HIST 645 - The Russian Revolution and the Origins of the Soviet State
	• HIST 661 - Religion in North America to 1870
	• HIST 662 - U.S. Religion since 1870
	• HIST 663 - Topics in U.S. Religious History
	• HIST 675 - Problems in Military History

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