The Naval Science curriculum is designed to provide an academic foundation for service in the Navy or Marine Corps. Topics covered range from introductions to the functions, organization, and operations of the Naval service to navigation and the history of warfare. Naval Science (NSC) courses may be of interest to students who want to learn more before deciding to join the Naval service, who are interested in military history and operations, or who want to explore topics in leadership from the perspective of the Naval officer.
Courses and Minor for non-NROTC Students
Naval Sciences (NSC) courses are open to all GW students; enrollment in the NROTC program is not required. In addition, all GW students are eligible to pursue the minor in naval science.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Program
For students currently enrolled in or interested in joining the NROTC program, information concerning enrollment and scholarships, as well as additional information concerning academic program requirements, is available on the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps website.
Admissions
Visit the NROTC website for admissions information.
Minor in Naval Science
The following requirements must be fulfilled: 24 credits, including 12 credits in required courses and 12 credits in selected courses.
