Learning opportunities for everyone
This winter, NAU offers classes for not only our current students, but for young adults, incoming freshmen, and community members as well. No matter where you are or who you are, we look forward to guiding you in the pursuit of knowledge.
Tuition and payment
Find course tuition, fees, tuition due dates, and more. Although winter term courses are not covered by scholarship funds, you may qualify to defer winter term charges until spring semester, based on your spring financial aid award.
Deadlines
December 17 is the deadline to enroll in a winter course, and unless you are eligible for payment deferral, winter term tuition is due December 12.
You must be admitted to NAU to enroll in a for-credit winter course.
Winter term course list
List subject to change. Please visit LOUIE for most up-to-date course information.
College of Arts and Letters To activate the College of Arts and Letters tab, press your spacebar.
English
ENG 245 – u.s. multi-ethnic literature survey
ENG 530 – professional environmental writing
ENG 582 – approaches to teaching grammar
College of Education To activate the College of Education tab, press your spacebar.
Bilingual and Multicultural Education
BME 210 – foundations of multicultural education
Career and Technical Education
CTE 408 – field work experience
CTE 550 – grant writing
CTE 576 – coordinating cooperative programs in career and technical education
Curriculum and Instruction
ECI 302 – children's literature
ECI 305 – early childhood development
ECI 312 – curriculum and assessment in early childhood
ECI 316 – play education
ECI 361 – classroom guidance/management
ECI 410 – foundations of child development (0-4)
ECI 652 – gender issues in education
ECI 671 – reading in the content area
Educational Foundations
EDF 677 – educational sociology
Educational Psychology
EPS 520 – introduction to college and career readiness
EPS 606 – applied behavior management
EPS 610 – child psychology
Educational Research
EDR 610 – introduction to research
Educational Technology Curriculum
ETC 585 – technology integration in the pk-16 classroom
Special Education
ESE 280 – introduction to children with exceptional needs
ESE 548 – survey of special education
College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences To activate the College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences tab, press your spacebar.
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College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences To activate the College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences tab, press your spacebar.
Biological Sciences
BIO 300 – human biology
Forestry
FOR 425 – forest management applications in gis
College of Health and Human Services To activate the College of Health and Human Services tab, press your spacebar.
Fitness Wellness
FW 343 – facilitating active living
Health Sciences
HS 300 – human diseases
HS 305 – theories of health behaviors
HS 310 – medical and scientific terminology
HS 320 – mind-body health
HS 390W – current health issues
Nutrition Science
NTS 135 – human nutrition
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences To activate the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences tab, press your spacebar.
Advertising
ADV 207 – introduction to advertising
Anthropology
ANT 101 – humankind emerging
ANT 102 – exploring cultures
ANT 103 – culture in communication
ANT 104 – lost tribes and buried cities
ANT 106 – the art of ancient technology
ANT 205 – native peoples of north america
ANT 306 – peoples of the southwest
Applied Indigenous Studies
AIS 101 – introduction to indigenous studies
AIS 201 – american indian expression
Communication
COM 100 – survey of communication
COM 101 – communication analysis
COM 150 – environmental communication
COM 200 – basic communication theory
COM 212 – mass media and society
COM 301 – race, gender, and media
COM 400 – mass communication regulation and responsibility
Communication Studies
CST 315 – business and professional speaking
CST 424 – gender and communication
CST 477 – mediation and conflict management.
Creative Media and Film
CMF 106 – introduction to documentary studies
CMF 328W – media development writing
CMF 382 – the art of cinema
Criminology & Criminal Justice
CCJ 210 – courts and justice
CCJ 215 – crime, justice, and the media
CCJ 250 – criminology
CCJ 325 – drug issues and the law
CCJ 350 – violent crime
CCJ 380 – law in america
CCJ 390 – criminal investigation
Ethnic Studies
ES 100 – introduction to ethnic studies
ES 150 – introduction to african american studies
ES 160 – introduction to latino(a)/chicano(a) studies
ES 200 – race, identity and film
ES 215 – race and ethnic relations
Geographic Science and Community Planning
GSP 148 – foods of the us
GSP 240 – world geography west
GSP 241 – world geography east
Journalism
JLS 104 – grammar & style
JLS 131 – basic reporting
Parks and Recreation Management
PRM 205 – happiness
PRM 300 – ecotourism
Political Science
POS 100 – introduction to politics
POS 120 – world politics
POS 220 – federal and arizona constitution
POS 230 – current issues politics
POS 241 – state and local politics
POS 260 – comparative politics
POS 356 – race, power and politics
POS 359 – environmental policy
Psychology
PSY 101 – introduction to psychology
PSY 215 – abnormal psychology
PSY 227 – introduction to personality
PSY 240 – developmental psychology
PSY 250 – social psychology
PSY 255 – introduction to cognitive & behavioral neuroscience
PSY 260 – cognitive psychology
PSY 326 – group behavior
PSY 340 – child and adolescent development
PSY 378 – positive psychology: understanding human strengths
Public Relations
PR 272 – introduction to public relations
Sociology
SOC 217 – the family
SOC 301 – topics in contemporary social issues
SOC 316 – sociology of sexuality
SOC 318 – sociology of health and illness
SOC 356 – the sociology of popular culture
Women's and Gender Studies
WGS 191 – women, gender identity and ethnicity
WGS 360 – topics in global feminisms
The W.A. Franke College of Business To activate the The W.A. Franke College of Business tab, press your spacebar.
Economics
ECO 201 – introduction to business statistics
ECO 280 – introduction to economics
Finance
FIN 303 – concepts in finance
FIN 311 – principles of finance
Hospitality Administration
HA 210 – hotel operations and management
HA 240 – restaurant operations and management
HA 243 – foundations in kitchen operations
HA 250 – facilities and sustainability management for hotels
HA 270 – hospitality information technology ii
HA 315W – hospitality leadership and ethics
HA 345 – hospitality organizational behavior and human resources management
HA 351 – corporate finance for hospitality managers
HA 355 – revenue management and cost control for restaurants
HA 365 – hospitality marketing
HA 400 – hotel group sales management
Information Systems
ISM 120 – intro to computer information systems
ISM 360 – management information systems
ISM 440 – applied business intelligence
Management
MGT 300 – managing, organizing and leading
MGT 303 – concepts in management
MGT 340 – business ethics
Marketing
MKT 303 – concepts in marketing
MKT 333 – introduction to marketing
MKT 334 – consumer behavior and satisfaction