Undergraduate Program

Government Elective Courses

2011-2012

The following courses have been approved for elective concentration credit in Government. This list is comprehensive and contains any course that has been approved for department credit in the past, and as a result includes courses that are not currently being offered. If there is a course that you think should count toward the Government Department requirements and it is not on this list, please contact the Undergraduate Program. Courses expected to be offered in the 2011-2012 academic year are indicated in bold.

GOVERNMENT AS AN ELECTIVE-- All Government Department courses (except Gov 91r, Supervised Reading and Research) count for Government elective credit.  In addition, the following cross-listed courses count for Gov elective credit.  Only cross-listed classes taught by Government faculty may count for subfield credit.

African and African American Studies 128, 130, 191

East Asian Studies 98b, 98d, 121, 195

Economics 1370, 1430, 2020a, 2020b, 2054, 2080, 2328

Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning 13, 20

Engineering Sciences 103

Environmental Science and Public Policy 78

Ethical Reasoning 11, 16, 22, 27

General Education 103

French 190, 242

Historical Study A-12, A-51, A-71, A-73, B-34, B-60, B-61, B-64

History 73a (formerly History 1474), 82c (formerly 1466), 82f, 1281, 1322, 1465, 2472, 2782

Literature & Arts B-62

Moral Reasoning 17, 22, 28, 58, 64, 68, 74

Philosophy 171z

Quantitative Reasoning 38

Social Analysis 46, 52, 54

Social Studies 40, 50, 53, 98ji, 98lb, 98ln

Societies of the World 15, 20, 32

Sociology 212, 259

United States in the World 15, 18, 20, 25, 31

House Seminars: Dudley 111, Dunster 103, Leverett 113, Mather 102, Winthrop 108, 114

Freshmen Seminars (as P/F Govt. elective only): 40i, 42k, 42p, 42u, 43e , 43k , 45g, 46m, 48i, 48k, 49i, 49z

Cross-Registration at KSG, MIT, or other Harvard faculties: Courses by individual petition only; the DUS must sign cross-registration form.