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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.


Russian (RUSS) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences . Placement: See Academic Testing in the Admissions section.
	• RUSS 102 - Elementary Russian II
	• RUSS 110 - Elementary Russian
	• RUSS 199 - Russian Language and Culture for Students and Professionals
	• RUSS 201 - Intermediate Russian I
	• RUSS 202 - Intermediate Russian II
	• RUSS 210 - Intermediate Russian
	• RUSS 250 - Gateway to Advanced Russian
	• RUSS 302 - Russian Conversation and Composition
	• RUSS 303 - Russian Advanced Conversation
	• RUSS 310 - Readings in Russian Literature
	• RUSS 311 - Contemporary Russian Short Fiction
	• RUSS 325 - Major Russian Writers
	• RUSS 326 - A Survey of Russian Literature
	• RUSS 327 - A Survey of Russian Literature
	• RUSS 353 - Russian Civilization
	• RUSS 354 - Contemporary Post-Soviet Life
	• RUSS 380 - Advanced Russian I
	• RUSS 381 - Advanced Russian II
	• RUSS 401 - Readings in the Social Sciences
	• RUSS 407 - Russian Drama and Theater
	• RUSS 410 - Russian Poetry
	• RUSS 470 - Topics in (Post) Soviet Film
	• RUSS 480 - Fourth-Year Russian
	• RUSS 481 - Fourth-Year Russian
	• RUSS 490 - Independent Study
	• RUSS 491 - Independent Study
	• RUSS 499 - Seminar on Russian Literary and Critical Bibliography
School of Management (SOM) Offered by the School of Business .
	• SOM 301 - Business Models: A Communication Approach
Social Work (SOCW) Offered by the College of Health and Human Services
	• SOCW 110 - Global Perspectives on Human Rights
	• SOCW 200 - Introduction to Social Work
	• SOCW 311 - Building Professional Social Work Skills
	• SOCW 312 - Knowledge Building for Helping Professionals
	• SOCW 357 - Methods of Social Work Intervention I
	• SOCW 358 - Methods of Social Work Intervention II
	• SOCW 359 - Junior Seminar
	• SOCW 361 - Methods of Social Work Intervention I: Laboratory
	• SOCW 362 - Methods of Social Work Intervention II: Laboratory
	• SOCW 375 - Human Behavior and the Family Life Course
	• SOCW 380 - Changing Social Policies and Systems
	• SOCW 390 - Analytic Methods for Social Work Research
	• SOCW 400 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services
	• SOCW 410 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Policies and Programs
	• SOCW 415 - Child and Family Welfare
	• SOCW 435 - Introduction to Gerontology
	• SOCW 445 - Social Determinants of Health
	• SOCW 452 - Senior Seminar I
	• SOCW 453 - Senior Practicum I
	• SOCW 454 - Senior Seminar II
	• SOCW 456 - Senior Practicum II
	• SOCW 471 - Research in Social Work
	• SOCW 472 - RS: Integrative Methods in Social Action and Social Change
	• SOCW 475 - Selected Topics in Social Work Policy
	• SOCW 480 - Research Internship in Health and Human Services
	• SOCW 483 - Selected Approaches to Social Work Intervention
	• SOCW 499 - Independent Study in Social Work
	• SOCW 623 - Human Behavior and Social Systems I
	• SOCW 624 - Human Behavior and Social Systems II
	• SOCW 630 - Forensic Social Work Practice
	• SOCW 640 - Advanced Clinical Practice
	• SOCW 645 - Community-Centered Clinical Practice
	• SOCW 651 - Social Policies, Programs, and Services
	• SOCW 652 - Influencing Social Policy
	• SOCW 653 - Immigration Policy
	• SOCW 654 - Social Policy for Children and Youth
	• SOCW 655 - Aging Programs and Policies
	• SOCW 657 - Direct Social Work Practice I
	• SOCW 658 - Direct Social Work Practice II
	• SOCW 663 - Global Human Rights Policy
	• SOCW 664 - Art Therapy and Social Work
	• SOCW 665 - Integrated Behavioral Health Policy
	• SOCW 670 - Communication and Technology for Social Work Practice
	• SOCW 671 - Research Methods for Social Workers
	• SOCW 672 - Foundation Field Practicum and Seminar I
	• SOCW 673 - Foundation Field Practicum and Seminar II
	• SOCW 674 - Psychopathology
	• SOCW 675 - Selected Topics in Clinical Practice
	• SOCW 676 - Selected Topics in Social Work and Social Change
	• SOCW 677 - Family Therapy
	• SOCW 678 - Trauma and Recovery
	• SOCW 679 - Military Social Work
	• SOCW 682 - Substance Abuse Interventions
	• SOCW 684 - Social Work and the Law
	• SOCW 685 - Organizational Leadership for Social Workers
	• SOCW 687 - Empowering Communities for Change
	• SOCW 688 - Advanced Research in Social Work
	• SOCW 689 - Clinical Practice with Older Adults
	• SOCW 692 - Clinical Practicum I
	• SOCW 693 - Clinical Practicum II
	• SOCW 694 - Social Change Practicum I
	• SOCW 695 - Social Change Practicum II
	• SOCW 697 - Thesis Project Seminar
	• SOCW 699 - Independent Study in Social Work
Sociology (SOCI) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• SOCI 101 - Introductory Sociology
	• SOCI 120 - Globalization and Society
	• SOCI 300 - Social Control and Freedom
	• SOCI 301 - Criminology
	• SOCI 302 - Sociology of Delinquency
	• SOCI 303 - Methods and Logic of Inquiry
	• SOCI 304 - The Future of Work
	• SOCI 307 - Social Movements and Political Protest

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