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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.
 

Nursing (NURS)

Offered by the College of Health and Human Services  
   •  NURS 310 - Application of Basic Nursing Care
   •  NURS 312 - Basic Nursing Care of Adults
   •  NURS 319 - Pathophysiological Basis for Nursing Care of Individuals and Small Groups
   •  NURS 330 - Nursing Fundamentals
   •  NURS 334 - Nursing as a Health Profession and Discipline
   •  NURS 336 - Concepts in Professional Nursing as a Discipline
   •  NURS 337 - Application of Nursing Fundamental Technologies
   •  NURS 343 - Pharmacology
   •  NURS 344 - Intermediate Nursing Technologies
   •  NURS 347 - Adult Pathophysiology and Nursing Care
   •  NURS 348 - Maternal-Newborn Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Nursing Care
   •  NURS 349 - Pediatric Pathophysiology and Nursing Care
   •  NURS 350 - Application of Nursing Care for Individuals and Small Groups
   •  NURS 351 - Application of Intermediate Nursing Technologies
   •  NURS 358 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Maternal/Infant Nursing
   •  NURS 359 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Pediatric Nursing
   •  NURS 388 - Problem-Based Clinical Inquiry
   •  NURS 410 - Nursing Care of Clients with Pathological Conditions
   •  NURS 419 - Pathophysiological Basis for Nursing Care of Individuals and Small Groups II
   •  NURS 425 - Comprehensive Health Assessment
   •  NURS 427 - Advanced Technologies for the Accelerated Pathway
   •  NURS 428 - Community Health Clinical for the Accelerated Pathway
   •  NURS 429 - Preceptorship for the Accelerated Pathway
   •  NURS 434 - Vulnerable Populations
   •  NURS 436 - Leadership and Management of Health Care
   •  NURS 440 - Community Health and Epidemiology
   •  NURS 451 - Advanced Clinical Preceptorship
   •  NURS 453 - Research in Nursing
   •  NURS 455 - Advanced Technologies in Nursing
   •  NURS 457 - Introduction to Nursing Informatics
   •  NURS 465 - Examination and Integration of Professional and Health Care Issues
   •  NURS 466 - Community Health Nursing
   •  NURS 467 - Clinical in Community Health Nursing
   •  NURS 468 - Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
   •  NURS 469 - Clinical in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
   •  NURS 488 - Inquiry-Based Clinical Seminar
   •  NURS 491 - Critical Thinking and Analysis of Test Taking Strategies
   •  NURS 492 - Death, Dying, and Decision Making
   •  NURS 496 - Violence in Today's Society
   •  NURS 499 - Independent Study in Nursing
   •  NURS 513 - Advanced Pharmacology in Nursing
   •  NURS 514 - Advanced Health Assessment Methods
   •  NURS 550 - Pathophysiologic Bases for Major Health Deviations of Individuals
   •  NURS 571 - HIV/AIDS: Concepts, Principles, and Interventions
   •  NURS 605 - Clinical Nurse Educator Academy
   •  NURS 613 - Advanced Health Assessment
   •  NURS 618 - Pathophysiology: Health and Illness
   •  NURS 623 - Clinical Concepts in Community-Oriented Primary Care
   •  NURS 632 - Pathogenesis of Mental Disorders
   •  NURS 633 - Individual Psychotherapy
   •  NURS 634 - Group, Family and Couple Psychotherapy
   •  NURS 643 - Community-Oriented Primary Care
   •  NURS 648 - Aging and Health
   •  NURS 654 - Nursing Administration Financial Management
   •  NURS 660 - Seminar in the Ethics of Health Care
   •  NURS 665 - Theoretical and Ethical Foundations Related to Nursing
   •  NURS 680 - Theoretical Foundations Related to Nursing
   •  NURS 685 - Advanced Nursing Research Methods
   •  NURS 686 - Projects in Nursing Research
   •  NURS 688 - Organization of Nursing and Health Care Delivery Systems
   •  NURS 690 - Independent Study in Nursing
   •  NURS 704 - Nursing Administrative Leadership Academy
   •  NURS 713 - Decision Making and Pharmacologic Management in Practice
   •  NURS 714 - Health Assessment in Clinical Practice
   •  NURS 715 - Nursing Informatics Inquiry
   •  NURS 716 - Principles of Assessment and Evaluation in Nursing Education
   •  NURS 720 - Practicum in Family Primary Care Nursing I
   •  NURS 721 - Practicum in Assessment and Management of the Developing Family
   •  NURS 722 - Practicum in Family Primary Care Nursing II
   •  NURS 724 - Health Assessment Practicum
   •  NURS 725 - Hermeneutic Research Methodologies in Health Care
   •  NURS 726 - Perspectives in Nursing Education
   •  NURS 727 - Application of Nursing Education Principles to Curriculum and Program Development
   •  NURS 728 - Practicum and Seminar in Nursing Education I
   •  NURS 729 - Practicum and Seminar in Nursing Education II
   •  NURS 730 - Leadership Strategies for the Clinical Nurse Leader
   •  NURS 733 - Introduction to Forensic Science
   •  NURS 734 - Role of the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner and Interpersonal Violence
   •  NURS 735 - Crime Lab and Crime Scene Investigation
   •  NURS 736 - Psychological and Legal Aspects of Forensic Science
   •  NURS 737 - Investigation of Injury and Death
   •  NURS 738 - Family Primary Care I
   •  NURS 739 - Family Primary Care II
   •  NURS 740 - Clinical Nurse Specialist Internship
   •  NURS 741 - Family Primary Care III
   •  NURS 742 - Family Primary Care Practicum I
   •  NURS 743 - Clinical Psychopharmacology
   •  NURS 744 - Family Primary Care Practicum II
   •  NURS 746 - Practicum in Adult Primary Care Nursing I
   •  NURS 748 - Practicum in Adult Primary Care Nursing II
   •  NURS 749 - Family Primary Care Practicum III
   •  NURS 757 - Nursing Research and Biostatistics I
   •  NURS 758 - Nursing Research and Biostatistics II
   •  NURS 761 - Pharmacotherapeutics
   •  NURS 763 - Administrative Theory in Nursing
   •  NURS 765 - Practicum in Nursing Administration I
   •  NURS 766 - Administrative Strategies in Nursing
   •  NURS 768 - Practicum in Nursing Administration II
   •  NURS 769 - Physiology and Pathophysiology in Advanced Practice
   •  NURS 770 - Adult Primary Care I
 

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