Curriculum & Requirements

Course Content

Information on course content and the relationship to the program objectives and be found by clicking on the links below:

Course Content Outline

Course Mapping to Program Purposes and Objectives

Timing

The Program begins in late August and ends mid-June the following year with a graduation ceremony.

Classes meet on the GW Foggy Bottom campus every Wednesday afternoon from 12:30-5:00PM.

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Expectations of Participants

Program participants are expected to:

  • Attend all class sessions and complete all required coursework. Participants should expect to spend 15-20 hours per week for preparing for and participating in classes.
  • Maintain a minimum overall 3.0 GPA.
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Program Costs and Tuition Benefits

Regular GW tuition is charged for each course. There are 1-2 courses each semester. Tuition benefits apply for eligible GW faculty. 

Participants are responsible for maintaining their faculty status and for filing for their tuition benefits. Participants are also responsible for any University fees associated with application and course registration, and for purchasing textbooks and other required course materials.

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