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School of Public Affairs

This certificate is administered jointly by the Department of Government and Department of Justice, Law…

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School of Education

Share your love of learning with the next generation. Get the skills to become a certified elementary school…

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Credits: 120

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Kogod School of Business

Our finance bachelor’s program trains you for a rewarding career with industrial, financial, governmental,…

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School of Public Affairs

Do you want to be a public affairs decision-maker? CLEG (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics, and…

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School of Public Affairs

Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security,…

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School of Public Affairs

Get a solid footing in your legal career. Explore the fundamentals of law and justice through a social sciences and…

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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…

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

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Undergraduate Certificate Digital Technology Generalist

School of Public Affairs

This certificate is administered jointly by the Department of Government and Department of Justice, Law and Criminology (School of Public Affairs). It is open to undergraduate degree and nondegree students.

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Credits:: 14

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Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education

School of Education

Share your love of learning with the next generation. Get the skills to become a certified elementary school teacher. AU’s School of Education is committed to preparing its students to transform societies through education. You’ll learn from outstanding faculty in small classes that stress experiential learning, and do your student teaching in DC, Maryland, or Virginia.

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Credits:: 120

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Bachelor of Science Finance

Kogod School of Business

Our finance bachelor’s program trains you for a rewarding career with industrial, financial, governmental, not-for-profit, or consulting organizations. You'll have the opportunity to independently manage more than $850,000 with our Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF). Our program graduates are well-prepared to sit for the first level of the Chartered Financial Analyst or the Certified Financial Planner exams.

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Format:: On Campus
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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor

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Bachelor of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies: Communication, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government

School of Public Affairs

Do you want to be a public affairs decision-maker? CLEG (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government) is your training ground. This program is designed to give you the breadth of background necessary in these four disciplines to participate effectively in decision making in the public arena, especially the practical training necessary to deal with social problems as public issues.

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Format:: On Campus
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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor; Available as a Bachelor's/Master's

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Bachelor of Arts Justice and Law

School of Public Affairs

Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security, and justice and law. Our faculty comprise some of the nation’s foremost experts. Learn from policymakers who are facing the most pressing security concerns. Deepen your understanding with an internship at the FBI, US Customs, Secret Service, or Department of Homeland Security.

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Format:: On Campus
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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor

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Bachelor of Arts Legal Studies

School of Public Affairs

Get a solid footing in your legal career. Explore the fundamentals of law and justice through a social sciences and humanities perspective. Learn from outstanding faculty drawn from across AU. In addition to law school, our grads go on to careers as arbitrators, mediators, paralegals, legal assistants, and trial consultants. Fascinating law and justice internships are a Metro ride away.

96 % Employed or in Grad School Within six months of graduation Explore more outcomes for this program in a new tab or window

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Format:: On Campus
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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor

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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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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor

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Undergraduate Certificate Political Thought

School of Public Affairs

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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Credits:: 15

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