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Each Spring, Summer, and Fall IU Online offers graduate courses to dual credit and community college educators in a variety of disciplines. Active ACP instructors at Indiana schools who need graduate hours for HLC credentialing are eligible for tuition funding from ACP. Check back each semester for the latest listing, and when you're ready, apply now.

Spring 2026 Courses
Course Number	Description	Credit Hours	Dates
ARTH-A 520	Topics in Medieval Art: Illuminated Manuscripts (Topic: Monday, Wednesday 4:30 PM–5:45 PM online)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
BIOL-T 570	Evolution	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
BIOL-T 582	Advanced Field Zoology	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
CHEM-T 510	Inorganic Chemistry	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
CHEM-T 560	Environmental Chemistry	3.00	01/12 – 05/09
COMM-C 531	Media Theory and Criticism	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
CSCI-T 530	Intro to Informatics	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
EDUC-H 520	Education and Social Issues	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
EDUC-J 500	Instruction in Context of Curriculum	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
EDUC-P 507	Assessment in Schools	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
EDUC-Y 520	Strategies for Educational Inquiry	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-G 655	History of the English Language	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-L 503	Teaching Literature in College	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-L 506	Introduction to Methods of Criticism and Research	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-L 553	Studies in Literature - International Contemporary Short Stories (Topic: Second Eight weeks)	4.00	03/09 – 05/08
ENG-L 625	Readings in Shakespeare	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-L 641	English Literature, 1790-1900	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-L 660	Studies in British and American Literature	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-W 508	Graduate Creative Writing	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-W 509	Introduction to Writing and Literacy Studies	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
ENG-W 513	Writing Poetry	4.00	01/12 – 05/08
FREN-F 542	Readings in French Pedagogy and Language Acquisition	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
FRIT-F 561	Studies in French Civilization (Topic: Meets Thursdays 4:00 PM–6:00 PM, online)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
GER-T 550	German Literature and Thought (Topic: Meets Tuesdays 6:45 PM–9:00 PM online)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 510	Historical Methodology	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 530	Early America, 1400-1800	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 540	The Long Nineteenth Century, 1800-1917	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 550	Modern United States, 1917-Present	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 560	US & World: Comparative History	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
HIST-T 590	Research Seminar in History	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
MATH-T 601	Topics in Algebra (Topic: Survey of Algebra)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
MATH-T 610	Topics in Analysis (Topic: Real Variables 1)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
MATH-T 650	Topics in Probability/Statistics (Topic: STATISTICAL LEARNING USING R)	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
POLS-Y 567	Public Opinion: Approaches and Issues	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
POLS-Y 675	Political Philosophy	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
SPAN-T 510	Second Language Acquisition for Spanish Teaching	3.00	01/12 – 05/08
SPAN-T 550	Hispanic Studies	3.00	01/12 – 05/08

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