- Cybersecurity
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PARTNERS
- Homeland Security
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HOMELAND SECURITY
Chemical. Biological. Radiological. Nuclear. Explosive. WMDs. Asymmetric Threats.
The CBRNE-WMD credentials program is a robust training series designed to prepare early and developing professionals for the complexities of a dynamic and evolving threat environment. Three interdependent certificates that deal with policy, mitigation, and emerging threats will propel you towards an immersive capstone in Washington, D.C. and the next steps in your career protecting our nation.
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DC-101
This course invites you to explore Washington, D.C.—a city where history, politics, and culture intertwine. Through engaging modules and interactive experiences, you will deepen your understanding of the nation’s capital and the unique opportunities offered by The George Washington University and The Graduate School of Political Management.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course invites you to explore Washington, D.C.—a city where history, politics, and culture intertwine. Through engaging modules and interactive experiences, you will deepen your understanding of the nation’s capital and the unique opportunities offered by The George Washington University and The Graduate School of Political Management. This course covers: the history and geography of the District; Washington, D.C.’s role as the nation’s capital; the principles of American government; D.C.’s culture, heritage, and community; things to do in the District; and The George Washington University’s relationship with D.C.
Overview
Modality
Online
Format
Asynchronous
Pricing
n/a
Partner
RevU
Topic
General
History
Leadership
Liberal Arts and Humanities
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
There are no prerequisites for this course.
COURSE SYLLABUS
Module 1: Introduction to Washington DC
- Geography and Historical Significance of Washington DC
- The Origins of Washington DC
- The National Mall — A Living Landscape of History, Democracy, and Civic Identity
Module 2: Politics and Government
- Washington DC’s Role as the Nation’s Capital
- Structure of the Federal Government and Its Institutions
- Federalism: The Relationship Between Local and Federal Government
Module 3: Culture, Heritage, and Community
- A Diverse Cultural Heritage
- The Smithsonian and Its Various Museums
- Transforming Society and Government Through Political Engagement
- The Communities and Neighborhoods That Make Up DC
Module 4: Experiencing DC
- Things to Do in Washington DC
- Points of Interest, Events, and Activities
Module 5: GWU College of Professional Studies
- Focus: The Unique Strengths of GSPM and GW
- A Brief History of GW
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