Graduate Liberal Studies Program

GLS Course Schedules (by semester)

Spring 2019 - Registration Opens September 24 (Spring 1)

Fall 2018 - Registration Opens April 2 (Fall I) and June 3 (Fall II)

Summer 2018 - REGISTRATION CLOSED

Spring 2018 - REGISTRATION CLOSED

Fall 2017 - REGISTRATION CLOSED

Summer 2017 - REGISTRATION CLOSED

Tuition and fees are charged according to the campus at which the course is offered (main campus or extension) and not student classification. When using the SeaNet registration system, please keep in mind that online OAP courses are those courses with section numbers 800 or higher and a campus of "EXT." Only these sections of courses are billed at the Extension tuition rates which are calculated on a per credit hour basis. All other section numbers are considered on-campus courses and are billed as such.

Click on the link below for detailed information on tuition and fees.

Tuition and fee rates for both on campus and Extension courses

The course offering listings below are listed by semester and divided by Summer Sessions, OAP Fall, and OAP Spring offerings. Registration for both sessions in Summer 2018 and OAP Fall I 2018 opens on Monday, April 2, 2018. Registrations for OAP Fall II opens Sunday, June 3, 2018. Registration for OAP Spring 1 opens Monday, September 24, 2018.

To see the complete list of academic calendar dates, click Fall 2018 or Spring 2019.
For the Online Accelerated Program (OAP) Calendar of Events, click here.

Course Showcase Recordings:

  • 2018 Summer and Fall Course Showcase
    The 2018 Summer and Fall Course Showcase was held from 6pm - 7:30pm on Monday, April 2, 2018 in Randall Library 2005 and streamed on WebEx. Please click the link to view the video of this showcase.
  • 2018 Spring Course Showcase
    The 2018 Spring Course Showcase was held from 6:30pm - 8:30pm on Monday, November 6, 2017 in Randall Library 2005 and streamed on WebEx. Please click the link to view the video of this showcase.
  • 2017 Summer and Fall Course Showcase
    The 2017 Summer and Fall Course Showcase was held from 6:00pm - 9:00pm on Thursday, March 30, 2017 in Randall Library 2005 and streamed on WebEx. Please click the link to view the video of this showcase.

COURSE OFFERINGS, SPRING 2019

OAP Spring I (January 21st - March 10th)

OAP Spring II (March 18th - May 5th)

Full Spring Term

  • GLS 598-001: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor: Dr. Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 21211 - Available to MALS main campus students only.
  • GLS 598-800: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor: Dr. Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Numer: 21212 - Available to MALS extension students only.
  • GLS 600-001: Graduate Continuation
    • Not available through SeaNet--click on the above title to go to the appropriate Graduate School web page. If any questions, contact the GLS Program Assistant at gentryrc AT uncw DOT edu for assistance.
    • For GLS students--For the purpose of completing a MALS final project, GLS 600 will be available to GLS students if the student has or will receive an "S" (satisfactory progress) for GLS 598 AND has completed all required coursework for the MALS degree. Note: If you have an "S" in a GLS 598 from a previous semester/session, you cannot register in GLS 598 again. If you have questions as to whether you need to use GLS 600, please contact us or the Graduate School Office for clarification.

COURSE OFFERINGS, FALL 2018

OAP Fall I (August 27th - October 14th)

OAP Fall II (October 22nd - December 9th)

Full Fall Term (August 22nd - December 7th)

  • GLS 598-001: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor: Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 13820 - Available to MALS main campus students only.
  • GLS 598-800: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor: Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Numer: 13821 - Available to MALS extension students only.
  • GLS 600-001: Graduate Continuation
    • Not available through SeaNet--click on the above title to go to the appropriate Graduate School web page. If any questions, contact the GLS Program Assistant at gentryrc AT uncw DOT edu for assistance.
    • For GLS students--For the purpose of completing a MALS final project, GLS 600 will be available to GLS students if the student has or will receive an "S" (satisfactory progress) for GLS 598 AND has completed all required coursework for the MALS degree. Note: If you have an "S" in a GLS 598 from a previous semester/session, you cannot register in GLS 598 again. If you have questions as to whether you need to use GLS 600, please contact us or the Graduate School Office for clarification.

COURSE OFFERINGS, SUMMER 2018

Summer Session I

Summer Session II

COURSE OFFERINGS, SPRING 2018

Main Campus - with the exception of GLS 598-001, all Spring 2018 main campus GLS courses are available to both main campus and extension graduate students.

  • GLS 592-003: The Criticism of Everything
    Instructor: Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 28004
    Time: Tuesdays, 3:30-6:15pm
    Location: Bear Hall 102
  • GLS 598-001: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor:     Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 10565 - available to MALS main campus students only
  • GLS 599-001: Post-Master's Certificate Qualifying Exam (This section will be used by all main campus candidates for the certificate. Onslow County candidates should contact the instructor.)
    Instructor:     Ashley Hudson
    Course Reference Number: Not provided--after consultation with Ashley Hudson, the GLS Program Assistant Director, contact the GLS Program Assistant at campbellp AT uncw DOT edu to obtain the appropriate form.
  • GLS 600-001: Graduate Continuation
    • Not available through SeaNet--click on the above title to go to the appropriate Graduate School web page. If any questions, contact the GLS Program Assistant at gentryrc AT uncw DOT edu for assistance.
    • For GLS students--For the purpose of completing a MALS final project, GLS 600 will be available to GLS students if the student has or will receive an "S" (satisfactory progress) for GLS 598 AND has completed all required coursework for the MALS degree. Note: If you have an "S" in a GLS 598 from a previous semester/session, you cannot register in GLS 598 again. If you have questions as to whether you need to use GLS 600, please contact us or the Graduate School Office for clarification.

Onslow Extension - with the exception of GLS 598-800, all Spring 2018 GLS extension courses are available to both main campus and extension graduate students.

COURSE OFFERINGS, FALL 2017

Main Campus - with the exception of GLS 598-001, all Fall 2017 main campus GLS courses are available to both main campus and extension graduate students.

  • GLS 541-001: Psychology and Religion
    Instructor: Jenny Yates
    Course Reference Number: 17617
    Time: Tuesdays, 3:30-6:15pm
    Location: TBA
  • GLS 592-005: Horror and Philosophy
    Instructor: Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 17619
    Time: Wednesdays, 3:30-6:15pm
    Location: TBA
  • GLS 592-006: Poetry Writing: An Applied-Learning Workshop
    Instructor: Ashley Hudson
    Course Reference Number: 17623
    Time: Thursdays, 3:30-6:15pm
    Location: TBA
  • GLS 598-001: Final Project in Liberal Studies
    Instructor:     Patricia Turrisi
    Course Reference Number: 10565     - available to MALS main campus students only
  • GLS 599-001: Post-Master's Certificate Qualifying Exam (This section will be used by all main campus candidates for the certificate. Onslow County candidates should contact the instructor.)
     Instructor: Ashley Hudson
    Course Reference Number: Not provided--after consultation with Ashley Hudson, the GLS Program Assistant Director, contact the GLS Program Assistant at campbellp AT uncw DOT edu to obtain the appropriate form.
  • GLS 600-001: Graduate Continuation
    • Not available through SeaNet--click on the above title to go to the appropriate Graduate School web page. If any questions, contact the GLS Program Assistant at gentryrc AT uncw DOT edu for assistance.
    • For GLS students--For the purpose of completing a MALS final project, GLS 600 will be available to GLS students if the student has or will receive an "S" (satisfactory progress) for GLS 598 AND has completed all required coursework for the MALS degree. Note: If you have an "S" in a GLS 598 from a previous semester/session, you cannot register in GLS 598 again. If you have questions as to whether you need to use GLS 600, please contact us or the Graduate School Office for clarification.

Onslow Extension - with the exception of GLS 598-800, all Fall 2017 GLS extension courses are available to both main campus and extension graduate students.

COURSE OFFERINGS, SUMMER 2017

Summer Session I

Summer Session II

Past GLS Course Schedules

Last Update: October 12, 2018