Spring 2024 by Requirements
The table below lists Spring 2024 course options that can be used to fulfill Mason Core, major concentrations, and college-level requirements under the catalog year 2023-2024. A PDF copy of the current Undergraduate Catalog and archived catalogs are available here. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to confirm how the courses will count toward their degree requirements.
Mason Core Course Options
Requirement* | Courses | Title | Credit |
Social and Behavioral Sciences | SOCI 101 | Introductory Sociology | 3 |
BUS 100 | Business and Society | 3 | |
CONF 101 | Conflict and Our World | 3 | |
CRIM 100 | Introduction to Criminal Justice | 3 | |
ECON 103 | Contemporary Microeconomic Principles | 3 | |
ECON 104 | Contemporary Macroeconomic Principles | 3 | |
INTS 304 | Social Movements and Community Activism | 4 | |
SOCI 308 | Race and Ethnicity in a Changing World | 3 | |
Arts | GAME 101 | Introduction to Game Design | 3 |
INTS 245 | Visual Culture and Society | 4 | |
MUSI 102 | Popular Music in America | 3 | |
Global Understanding | BUS 200 | Global Environment of Business | 3 |
CONF 340 | Global Conflict Analysis and Resolution | 3 | |
ENGH 362 | Global Voices | 3 | |
GLOA 101 | Introduction to Global Affairs | 3 | |
GOVT 133 | Introduction to Comparative Politics | 3 | |
HIST 387 | History of Southeast Asia | 3 | |
HIST 387 | Modern Korean History | 3 | |
Quantitative Reasoning** | MATH 106 | Quantitative Reasoning | 3 |
MATH 108 | Introductory Calculus with Business Applications | 3 | |
MATH 113 | Analytic Geometry and Calculus I | 4 | |
BUS 210 | Business Analytics I | 3 | |
STAT 250 | Introductory Statistics I | 3 | |
Oral Communication | COMM 101 | Fundamentals of Communication | 3 |
Written Communication (lower) | ENGH 100 | Composition for Multilingual Writers | 4 |
ENGH 101 | Composition | 3 | |
Literature | ENGH 201 | Reading and Writing About Texts | 3 |
ENGH 202 | History of Children's Literature | 3 | |
KORE 311 | Modern Korean Literature Translation | 3 | |
Written Communication (upper) | ENGH 302 | Advanced Composition | 3 |
Global History | HIST 125 | Introduction to Global History | 3 |
Information Technology and Computing | IT 104 | Introduction to Computing | 3 |
MIS 303 | Introduction to Business Information Systems | 3 | |
CDS 130 | Computing for Scientists | 3 | |
Natural Science without Lab | EVPP 201 | Environment and You: Issues for the Twenty-First Century | 3 |
CLIM 101 | Global Warming: Weather, Climate, and Society | 3 | |
Natural Science with Lab | CDS 101/102 | Introduction to Computational and Data Sciences (Lecture and Lab) | 3+1 |
* Certain Mason Core requirements may be fulfilled by major courses. Please check with your academic advisor.
** Depending on the majors, math requirements may vary. Please check with your academic advisor.
College Degree (BA) Requirements Course Options: GLOA, ECON
Requirement | Courses | Title | Credit |
Foreign Languages* | CHIN 101 | Elementary Chinese I | 3 |
CHIN 102 | Elementary Chinese II | 3 | |
CHIN 201 | Intermediate Chinese I | 3 | |
CHIN 202 | Intermediate Chinese II | 3 | |
CHIN 301 | Advanced Grammar and Syntax | 3 | |
SPAN 101 | Elementary Spanish I | 3 | |
SPAN 102 | Elementary Spanish II | 3 | |
SPAN 201 | Intermediate Spanish I | 3 | |
KORE 110 | Elementary Korean | 6 | |
KORE 201 | Intermediate Korean I | 3 | |
KORE 202 | Intermediate Korean II | 3 | |
KORE 301 | Advanced Korean Language and Culture | 3 | |
KORE 305 | Business Korean | 3 | |
KORE 332 | Oral Proficiency in Korean | 3 | |
Non-Western Culture** | KORE 300 | Global Korean History | 3 |
KORE 320 | Korean Popular Culture in a Global World | 3 | |
HIST 387 | History of Southeast Asia | 3 | |
HIST 387 | Modern Korean History | 3 | |
Social and Behavioral Sciences | Select 3 credits of social and behavioral sciences in addition to the Mason Core social and behavioral sciences requirement. The two courses used to fulfill the combined college and Mason Core requirements must be from different disciplines in the social and behavioral sciences. |
* Students must have an intermediate level proficiency in one foreign language, fulfilled by 1) completing a course in a foreign language numbered 202 (or higher level courses or 2) achieving a satisfactory score on an approved proficiency test. Students who are already proficient in a second language may be eligible for a waiver of this requirement. Please consult the waving options with your advisor.
** Students who completed high school in a non-western country may qualify for a Non Western Culture waiver. Please consult with your advisor to request the waiver.
Concentration Course Options
Business | Courses | Title | Credit |
Concentration | |||
Accounting | ACCT 311 | Managerial and Cost Accounting | 3 |
ACCT 331 | Intermediate Accounting I | 3 | |
Business Analytics | MIS 310 | Database Management Systems | 3 |
Management | MGMT 321 | Introduction to Human Resource Management | 3 |
Management Information Systems | MIS 310 | Database Management Systems | 3 |
Operations and Supply Chain Management | MIS 310 | Database Management Systems | 3 |
Global Affairs | Courses | Title | Credit |
Concentration | |||
Global Economy and Management | BULE 303 | Legal Environment of Business | 3 |
GLOA 450* | K-Pop, Hallyu, and Korean Culture | 3 | |
GOVT 343 | International Political Economy | 3 | |
ECON 374* | Health Economics | 3 | |
Global Governance |
GOVT 342 | Diplomacy | 3 |
GOVT 343 | International Political Economy | 3 | |
Global Inequalities and Responses | SOCI 308 | Race and Ethnicity in a Changing World | 3 |
INTS 304 | Social Movements and Community Activism | 4 | |
ECON 374* | Health Economics | 3 | |
Media, Communication, and Culture | GLOA 450* | K-Pop, Hallyu, and Korean Culture | 3 |
COMM 202 | Media and Society | 3 | |
ENGH 367 | World Literatures in English | 3 | |
Asia | GLOA 450* | K-Pop, Hallyu, and Korean Culture | 3 |
HIST 387 | History of Southeast Asia | 3 | |
Environment | ECON 335* | Environmental Economics | 3 |
* Course approved by the program director. On completion, program elective form should be submitted to apply to the concentration.
Conflict Analysis and Resolution | Courses | Title | Credit |
Concentration* | |||
Global Engagement | GOVT 322 | International Relations Theory | 3 |
GOVT 342 | Diplomacy | 3 | |
EVPP 337 | Environmental Policy Making in Developing Countries | 3 | |
ECON 385 | International Economic Policy | 3 | |
Justice and Reconciliation | SOCI 308 | Race and Ethnicity in a Changing World | 3 |
Building Peace in Divided Societies | GOVT 342 | Diplomacy | 3 |
Political and Social Action | INTS 304 | Social Movements and Community Activism | 4 |
Collaborative Leadership |
CONF 326 | Negotiation | 3 |
MGMT 303 | Principles of Management | 3 | |
Environmental Conflict and Collaboration | EVPP 337 | Environmental Policy Making in Developing Countries | 3 |
CONF 326 | Negotiation | 3 | |
CONF elective without concentration |
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CONF 326 |
Negotiation |
3 | |
Other Requirements | |||
Foreign Languages*** | CHIN 101 | Elementary Chinese I | 3 |
CHIN 102 | Elementary Chinese II | 3 | |
CHIN 201 | Intermediate Chinese I | 3 | |
CHIN 202 | Intermediate Chinese II | 3 | |
CHIN 301 | Advanced Grammar and Syntax | 3 | |
SPAN 101 | Elementary Spanish I | 3 | |
SPAN 102 | Elementary Spanish II | 3 | |
SPAN 201 | Intermediate Spanish I | 3 | |
KORE 110 | Elementary Korean | 6 | |
KORE 201 | Intermediate Korean I | 3 | |
KORE 202 | Intermediate Korean II | 3 | |
KORE 301 | Advanced Korean Language and Culture | 3 | |
KORE 305 | Business Korean | 3 | |
KORE 332 | Special Topics in Advanced Korean Speaking | 3 | |
Research Methods**** | BUS 210 | Business Analytics I | 3 |
STAT 250 | Introductory Statistics I | 3 | |
Skills and Practice***** | CONF 326 | Negotiation | 3 |
CHIN 301 | Advanced Grammar and Syntax | 3 | |
KORE 301 | Advanced Korean Language and Culture | 3 | |
KORE 305 | Business Korean | 3 | |
KORE 332 | Oral Proficiency in Korean | 3 | |
Field Experience | CONF 370 | Internship Field Experience | 3 |
* To fulfill the concentration requirement students select six concentration courses. Four of those six courses must be taken from within their chosen concentration. The remaining two concentration courses may be taken from any of the concentration course lists. At least two of the six concentration courses must be CONF (prefix) courses. All six courses must be approved concentration courses in the appropriate concentration.
** Special topics course approved by the program director. On completion, program elective form should be submitted to apply to the concentration.
*** Students in CONF BA must have an intermediate level proficiency in one foreign language, fulfilled by 1) completing a course in a foreign language numbered 202 (or higher level courses or 2) achieving a satisfactory score on an approved proficiency test. Students who are already proficient in a second language may be eligible for a waiver of this requirement. Please consult about the waiver options with your advisor.
**** Students in CONF BS must have at least 6 credits from the approved course list. See catalog for more information.
***** Students in CONF BA and CONF BS can fulfill the requirement by taking 1) a foreign language course at the 250 level or higher, or 2) a course from the approved course list. See catalog for more information.
Degree Works
Degree Works is the degree evaluation system students can use to see the courses you have taken and you still need to complete your degree program. Review your degree works before your registration. To access Degree Works, please login to Patriot Web, Select Student Services, Select Student Records, Select Degree Evaluation Menu, and then Select Degree Works. The degree evaluation presents your requirements in areas called blocks. A green check box will appear next to individual requirements that are completed. Students should contact their academic advisor if they have a question about how courses are applying in the degree evaluation.
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