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Washington College of Law

In our top-ranked Advocacy LLM program, students learn trial skills from the best full-time and adjunct professors…

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College of Arts & Sciences

What better place to explore American Studies than in DC? You’ll focus on social justice, activism, research…

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College of Arts & Sciences

In this program, you will focus your economics study on the behavior and interactions of individuals in deciding how to…

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College of Arts & Sciences

The graduate certificate in applied statistics is offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics in…

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School of Public Affairs

Train to be a specialist in terrorism and homeland security policy. Our MS program will prepare you to analyze,…

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School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Help improve policing and public safety through data science—the fastest-growing field in criminology. Become a…

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School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Interested in politics and have a knack for technology? Political data science may be for you. Train to use…

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Washington College of Law

Our most advanced law degree, the SJD program brings you together with other aspiring legal academics and top legal…

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Master of Laws Advocacy

Washington College of Law

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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Credits:: 40

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Bachelor of Arts American Studies

College of Arts & Sciences

What better place to explore American Studies than in DC? You’ll focus on social justice, activism, research and community learning to understand American institutions and culture through the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, and class issues. Courses cover media, politics, ethnography, literature and art.

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Credits:: 120
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Graduate Certificate Applied Microeconomics

College of Arts & Sciences

In this program, you will focus your economics study on the behavior and interactions of individuals in deciding how to allocate scarce resources. You will learn about value, decision-making, and the effects different events can have on the market. This 18-credit program has a 9-credit core that will help you develop a solid foundation in microeconomics, mathematical economics, and econometrics. You can customize your course of study with electives chosen from an array of economics courses.

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Credits:: 18

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Graduate Certificate Applied Statistics

College of Arts & Sciences

The graduate certificate in applied statistics is offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics in the College of Arts and Sciences. It is open to undergraduate degree and nondegree students.

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Master of Science Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security

School of Public Affairs

Train to be a specialist in terrorism and homeland security policy. Our MS program will prepare you to analyze, understand, and respond to terrorist and homeland security threats. You’ll learn how to develop strategic, policy-based security solutions at all levels of government. The program combines flexible online learning with a practice-based curriculum and a brief onsite DC residency.

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Bachelor of Science Data Sciences for Justice, Law and Criminology

School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Help improve policing and public safety through data science—the fastest-growing field in criminology. Become a power user of premiere professional software and tools, and work with expert AU faculty in criminology, law, and statistics. Students learn research design, quantitative analysis, and how powerful statistical techniques can inform solutions. Program graduates work in cybersecurity, law enforcement, homeland security, and counterterrorism.

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Credits:: 120
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Bachelor of Science Data Sciences for Political Science

School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Interested in politics and have a knack for technology? Political data science may be for you. Train to use algorithms, statistics, and formal theory to predict, explain, and analyze political phenomena and behavior. You’ll be introduced to political science research, research design, and data mining techniques. Program graduates in this fast-growing field pursue careers as political analysts, counter-intelligence officers, and polling analysts.

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Doctor of Doctor of Juridical Science

Washington College of Law

Our most advanced law degree, the SJD program brings you together with other aspiring legal academics and top legal professionals from around the world to research and write publishable dissertations under the instruction of faculty members who are recognized experts and leading practitioners in their fields. Candidates’ areas of scholarship include international finance and tax law, criminal justice reform, intellectual property law, environmental law, and international human rights law.

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