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Master of Laws Advocacy
In our top-ranked Advocacy LLM program, students learn trial skills from the best full-time and adjunct professors…
Doctor of Philosophy Anthropology
Contribute to issues shaping anthropological theory through our doctoral program. Drawing from archaeology, linguistic…
Undergraduate Certificate Applied Ethics and Professional Responsibility
The public is increasingly concerned with matters of ethics in the everyday conduct of professional life. Both as a…
Undergraduate Certificate Arab Studies
This undergraduate certificate is offered by the Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies Collaborative, College of…
Bachelor of Arts Arab World Studies
It's an exciting time to study the Arab World, especially at AU. You'll get a comprehensive view of the…
Bachelor of Arts Art History
Become a curator, archivist, or conservator with an art history degree earned in a city full of world-renowned museums…
Master of Arts Art History
Further your expertise in art history surrounded by the nation's most prominent and prestigious art museums and…
Graduate Certificate Asia, Pacific, and Diaspora Studies
Offered by the Department of Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies, the graduate certificate provides an…
In our top-ranked Advocacy LLM program, students learn trial skills from the best full-time and adjunct professors (including judges) and practice those skills in state-of-the-art courtroom facilities. The program combines innovative curriculum and rigorous academics with a breadth of practical litigation training to prepare students in all aspects of litigation. Courses focus on using modern technology in litigation and training of ethical trial lawyers.
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Contribute to issues shaping anthropological theory through our doctoral program. Drawing from archaeology, linguistic anthropology, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology, your coursework will emphasize the four-field tradition. Whether you concentrate on cultural/social anthropology or archaeology, you'll learn through internships, jobs, field trips, and study abroad, and you will graduate as a public intellectual doing relevant work to promote social justice.
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The public is increasingly concerned with matters of ethics in the everyday conduct of professional life. Both as a society and as members of professional communities, individuals are measuring their and others' actions in accordance with ethical norms. Ethical engagement demands that actors be able to articulate and justify not only their actions, but also the process of decision making behind those actions and its guiding framework.
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This undergraduate certificate is offered by the Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies Collaborative, College of Arts and Sciences. Formal admission to the minor requires a minimum grade point average of 2.00 (on a 4.00 scale) and approval of the program advisor.
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It's an exciting time to study the Arab World, especially at AU. You'll get a comprehensive view of the experiences of Arab peoples around the world through lenses of everyday life, politics, literature, film, religion, gender dynamics, and history. Learn from scholars doing research in the region, and engage with a vibrant DC-area community of journalists, professionals, and activists. Opt to learn Arabic and study abroad.
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Become a curator, archivist, or conservator with an art history degree earned in a city full of world-renowned museums including the Smithsonian. Your professors and mentors are art historians who are leaders in their field. Your classes are in the dazzling, post-modernist Katzen Arts Center, which offers cutting-edge facilities and houses the American University Museum.
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Further your expertise in art history surrounded by the nation's most prominent and prestigious art museums and galleries. The master's program provides advanced historical study in period specializations, and students develop an intricate understanding of art-historical methods and research practices. The program's close-knit community and curated courses of study make it an ideal place to continue your professional development.
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Offered by the Department of Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies, the graduate certificate provides an understanding of Asia, the Pacific Islands, and their diasporas in a dynamic global context. In this program, you will engage in advanced study of political, economic, cultural, philosophical, and religious aspects of these societies and communities, both past and present.
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