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Neuroscience is a rapidly growing, interdisciplinary field, including psychology, chemistry, biology, physics, and…

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School of Communication College of Arts & Sciences

Find your inspiration building skills in a supportive community. Our photography BA is for students interested in all…

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The world works in fascinating ways, and AU physics students are driven to learn how. Whether you pursue a BS or BA, we…

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To study physics is to study the universe and all of its parts. As a fundamental science, a background in physics…

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If you’re interested in how power works and how societies are governed, DC is the place to be. Our program…

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Offered by the Department of Government, School of Public Affairs, the Lincoln Scholars program, culminating in …

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A small cohort of motivated students. Washington, DC as a learning laboratory. Innovative, flexible disciplines and…

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Through this flexible program, gain access to every course required to apply to medical or dental school, or prepare for…

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Bachelor of Science Neuroscience

College of Arts & Sciences

Neuroscience is a rapidly growing, interdisciplinary field, including psychology, chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics/computer science. You’ll study biological and chemical mechanisms of both typical and atypical brain functions with faculty experts in behavioral, computational, and cognitive neuroscience. You achieve depth in the field through upper-level specialization and research experience, and develop breadth by selecting courses from a range of electives.

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Bachelor of Arts Photography

School of Communication College of Arts & Sciences

Find your inspiration building skills in a supportive community. Our photography BA is for students interested in all forms of photography, from fine art to photojournalism. You’ll get a historical, theoretical, and practical approach to photography. Gain hands-on experience in darkrooms and digital editing labs. Intern at NatGeo, USA Today, or one of DC's many prestigious arts organizations.

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Bachelor of Arts Physics

College of Arts & Sciences

The world works in fascinating ways, and AU physics students are driven to learn how. Whether you pursue a BS or BA, we offer nationally-recognized labs, prestigious internship opportunities, and a diverse, dedicated faculty. You can reach for the stars through our NASA partnerships or build prototypes in the Design and Build Lab, and you’ll collaborate with experts on hands-on research.

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Bachelor of Science Physics

College of Arts & Sciences

To study physics is to study the universe and all of its parts. As a fundamental science, a background in physics prepares you for diverse fields like astronomy, medicine, engineering, consulting, science policy, and more. The BS prepares you for graduate school and careers in science and technology. It features three tracks: traditional physics, chemical physics, and computational physics.

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Bachelor of Arts Political Science

School of Public Affairs

If you’re interested in how power works and how societies are governed, DC is the place to be. Our program provides a foundation in American politics, comparative politics, and political theory. AU is one of the nation’s most politically-active campuses. A short Metro ride away are internships with organizations like the Brookings Institution, Human Rights Campaign, and Emily’s List.

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Undergraduate Certificate Political Thought

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Offered by the Department of Government, School of Public Affairs, the Lincoln Scholars program, culminating in the Political Thought (Undergraduate Certificate), uses classic and contemporary texts in politics, philosophy, economics, and literature to foster discussion about moral and political controversies in a context of intellectual diversity. Students study foundational texts while learning how to talk with colleagues of different viewpoints.

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Undergraduate Certificate Politics, Policy and Law

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A small cohort of motivated students. Washington, DC as a learning laboratory. Innovative, flexible disciplines and courses of study. These characteristics and more embody the Politics, Policy and Law Scholars Program, a three-year BA program. PPL students gain the opportunity to work closely with SPA faculty who teach and publish in the areas of politics, policy, and law. They are part of a rigorous program that provides them with the tools to make great impact through action and knowledge.

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Undergraduate Certificate Postbaccalaureate Premedical

College of Arts & Sciences

Through this flexible program, gain access to every course required to apply to medical or dental school, or prepare for medical careers ranging from veterinarian to physician. Based on your goals, the premedical advisor will guide your course selection, inform you of clinical and research opportunities, and work closely with you during the application process. Upper-level biology, chemistry, and neuroscience classes are available to students who’ve already completed the fundamental classes.

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