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Type
  
Private

Students
  
400-700 (per semester)

Nickname
  
WSP

Dean
  
Carola Weil

Established
  
1947

Campus
  
Urban

Founded
  
1947

Academic staff
  
24

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Location
  
Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Headquarters
  
Washington, D.C., United States

Similar
  
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Profiles

The Washington Semester Program is an experiential education program that partners with over 250 institutions around the U.S. and the world to bring college students to American University. It is housed on American University's main campus.

Contents

The Washington Semester Program operates as part of the School of Professional & Extended Studies at American University. Each week, students spend three days in seminar courses and two days participating in an internship that gives students a unique look at Washington, DC. Rather than just lecture courses, the Washington Semester also invites speakers from various sectors of a particular field to address the class, often from different perspectives.

The Washington Semester Program involves course work, research, seminars, speakers, site visits and internships in government, private and non-profit offices. Five of the program areas offered also include a short study-abroad travel component as part of the semester.

About the washington semester program


Program Options

Washington Semester Program (Fall & Spring)

  • American Politics
  • Foreign Policy
  • Global Economics & Business*
  • International Environment & Development*
  • International Law & Organizations*
  • Journalism & New Media
  • Justice & Law
  • The Middle East & World Affairs*
  • Peace & Conflict Resolution*
  • Transforming Communities & Public Policy
  • (*Denotes Study Abroad component)

    Summer Internship Program

  • American Politics
  • Community and Social Change
  • Economics & International Business
  • International Affairs
  • Justice & Law
  • Journalism & New Media
  • References

    Washington Semester Wikipedia


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