Individual Courses | Washington DC
Non-degree students can apply and enroll in online or on-campus courses in the fall, spring, or summer term in any of the school's areas of study. Courses can be used towards a graduate certificate, transferred to a degree record upon matriculation or taken for personal or professional development.
Non-degree students may take a maximum of two courses per semester and a maximum of four courses overall for credit or audit from any of the school’s areas of study.
Sample list of courses:
- Chinese Foreign Policy
- Comparative Political Economy
- Comparative Public Management
- Economics of Immigration
- European Security
- Global Health Policy
- Institutional Crises in Emerging Markets: The Case of Argentina
- International Dispute Settlement Methods
- International Environmental Law: Crisis and Cooperation
- Middle East Media Wars
- Net Assessment
- Political Economy of African Development
- Social Entrepreneurship: Driving Innovation in Development
- The Geopolitics of Energy
- Theories & Methods of Qualitative Political Research