Graduate Schools Course Descriptions, 1985-86 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore a wide range of graduate courses from Northeastern during the 1985–1986 year.

This catalog excerpt outlines courses across several schools, including Arts and Sciences, Education, Business, Criminal Justice, Computer Science, Engineering, Pharmacy, and Allied Health. Each listing notes credit hours and emphasizes program structure, prerequisites, and field experiences where applicable. The material also covers registration rules for cross-school study, internship options, and administrative details related to accreditation and policy.

You’ll encounter courses in anthropology and sociology, education administration, and clinical or applied study tracks in health professions, with many classes offering practical components like field experiences, internships, or thesis work. The catalog also presents general information on accreditation, tuition, and the university’s equal opportunity policies.

• Courses carry three quarter-hours of credit unless stated otherwise.


• Some programs include field work, practicum, or directed study options.


• Rules cover cross-registering outside your graduate school and prerequisite requirements.


• Introductory and advanced topics span humanities, social sciences, education, and professional fields.

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