Online Education
Online education provides students with the opportunity to take the same high-quality courses as those offered on campus through various delivery formats, including synchronous and asynchronous meeting times, as well as hybrid options (learn more). Currently enrolled George Mason students can take online courses with no separate application process. Registration and financial aid work in the same way for online and face-to-face courses. Please note however that some online graduate programs require admission into the program to take classes.
Many fully online courses may be completed at home, while stationed abroad, or when traveling. For students who work, intern, commute, or even live on campus, online courses offer an active and collaborative learning environment while allowing for greater scheduling flexibility.
Online Courses
Hundreds of undergraduate and graduate courses are offered online each semester, including summer terms. Course interactions can take place synchronously (same time, different locations) or asynchronously (different times, different locations).
Mason Core: For undergraduate students, Mason offers online course options for most Mason Core requirements [excluding ENGH 100 Composition for Multilingual Writers (Mason Core) and certain Synthesis/Capstone courses]. Offerings vary by semester. Contact your advisor each semester to plan your course schedule.
For a full list of online courses, see the website.
Online Programs
George Mason currently offers many fully online and hybrid programs, including bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, graduate and undergraduate certificates, and minors.
For a full list of online programs, visit the website.