Undergraduate Majors
While other universities talk about changing the world, our students and faculty have unique opportunities to do so — immediately. No matter what you study at the George Washington University (GW), you’ll have the opportunity to put knowledge into action.
Not only will you feed your intellectual appetite through a broad study of the liberal arts, but you will also gain practical skills from the world’s most renowned policymakers, scientists, writers and entrepreneurs.
Not sure what your future holds? Explore the more than 75 undergraduate programs we offer, and see where a GW degree could take you.
A
Applied Science and Technology
B
Business
Concentrations:
- Accountancy
- Business Analytics
- Business Economics and Public Policy
- Finance
- Information Systems and Technology Management
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- International Business
- Marketing
- Real Estate
- Sport, Event and Hospitality Management
C
Chinese Language and Literature
Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies
D
E
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Exercise Science
Concentrations:
F
Fine Art (B.A. in Fine Arts or B.F.A. in Fine Art)
French Language and Literature
G
German Language and Literature
H
Human Services and Social Justice
I
International Affairs
Concentrations:
- Comparative Political, Economic, and Social Systems
- Conflict Resolution
- Contemporary Cultures & Societies
- Global Public Health
- International Development
- International Economics
- International Environmental Studies
- International Politics
- Security Policy
- Africa
- Asia
- Europe and Eurasia
- Latin America
- Middle East
J
Japanese Language and Literature
Journalism and Mass Communication
K
Korean Language and Literature
L
Latin American and Hemispheric Studies
M
N
O
P
Political Science (Public Policy)
Q
No majors
R
Russian Language and Literature
S
Spanish and Latin American Languages, Literature and Culture
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
T
U-V
No majors
W
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
X-Z
No majors
Chinese Language and Literature
Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
French Language and Literature
German Language and Literature
Human Services and Social Justice
Japanese Language and Literature
Korean Language and Literature
Political Science (Public Policy)
Russian Language and Literature
Spanish and Latin American Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
Concentrations
- Comparative Political, Economic and Social Systems
- Conflict Resolution
- Contemporary Cultures and Societies
- Global Public Health
- International Development
- International Economics
- International Environmental Studies
- International Politics
- Security Policy
- Africa
- Asia
- Europe and Eurasia
- Latin America
- Middle East
Latin American and Hemispheric Studies
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