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2,552 courses at Wake Forest University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- POL 274Arab and Islamic Political Thought. (3 h)
- POL 275American Political Thought. (3 h)
- POL 276Modern Political Thought. (3 h)
- POL 277Feminist Political Thought. (3 h)
- POL 279Technology, Violence, and Ethics. (3 h)
- POL 280Research Methods. (3 h)
- POL 281Environmental Political Thought. (3 h)
- POL 282Gandhi. (3 h)
- POL 284Experimental Research in Social Science. (3 h)
- POL 285Data Visualization for Government and Consulting. (3 h)
- POL 286Topics in Political Science. (1-3 h)6 credits
- POL 291Democratic Institutional Design. (3 h)
- POL 292Statemaking in the Global South. (3 h)
- POL 293European Security. (3 h)
- PSY 210Methods in Psychological Research for the Minor. (3 h)
- PSY 211Research Methods I. (4 h)3 credits
- PSY 211LResearch Methods I Lab. (0 h)
- PSY 212Research Methods II. (4 h)
- PSY 212LResearch Methods II Lab. (0 h)
- PSY 220Biopsychology. (3 h)
- PSY 221Cognitive Psychology. (3 h)
- PSY 222Psychopharmacology. (3 h)
- PSY 223Social Affective Neuroscience. (3 h)
- PSY 237Topics in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. (3 h)
- PSY 239Brief Topics in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. (1.5 h)
- PSY 240Personality. (3 h)
- PSY 241Developmental Psychology. (3 h)20 credits
- PSY 242Social Psychology. (3 h)
- PSY 244Stereotypes, Prejudice, & Discrimination. (3 h)
- PSY 246Culture and Psychology. (3 h)
- PSY 247Parenting and Parent-Child Relationships. (3 h)
- PSY 257Topics in the Individual in Context. (3 h)
- PSY 259Brief Topics in the Individual in Context. (1.5 h)
- PSY 261Organizational Psychology. (3 h)
- PSY 262Science of Well-Being. (3 h)
- PSY 263Stress and Coping. (3 h)
- PSY 264Abnormal Psychology. (3 h)
- PSY 265Human Sexuality. (3 h)
- PSY 277Topics in Applied Psychology and Mental Health. (3 h)
- PSY 279Brief Topics in Applied Psychology and Mental Health. (1.5 h)
- REE 200Introduction to Russian and East European Studies. (3 h)
- REL 200Approaches to the Study of Religion. (3 h)
- REL 210Jerusalem in History and Tradition. (3 h)
- REL 214Excavating the Sacred. (3 h)
- REL 230Religion and the U.S. Constitution. (3 h)
- REL 231Against God: Atheism, Secular Humanism, & the Problem of Belief. (3 h)
- REL 232Trauma Tourism and Religion. (3 h)
- REL 233Religious Ethics and Moral Problems. (3 h)
- REL 242Sex, Death and Salvation. (3 h)
- REL 244Religion, Terrorism, and Violence. (3 h)