Primary Concentrators in Government: Generally, students can count only one Harvard Summer School Government course, taught either on campus or abroad, towards their Government concentration requirements. If that course is not taught by a Harvard Government Department faculty member, the student must petition the Government DUS before the course is taken.
Secondary Concentrators (Secondary Field) in Government: Secondary concentrators can count only one Harvard Summer School Government course, taught on campus by a Harvard Government Department faculty member, towards their secondary concentration in Government. Petitions are not accepted from secondary concentrators.
Summer School 2020 Courses that can count for Gov credit
Primary Gov concentrators may petition the DUS for summer school classes that are not on this list. Gov secondary field students may only take classes on this list; petitions are not allowed.
Govt S-20: Introduction to Comparative Politics (George Soroka)
Comparative subfield or Gov elective
Govt S-30: Introduction to American Government (Jon Rogowski)
American subfield or Gov elective
Govt S-40: International Conflict and Cooperation (Dustin Tingley)
IR subfield or Gov elective
Govt S-1012: Election Polls and Surveys: Creating and Understanding Data (Chase Harrison)
Gov elective
Govt S-1113: Democracy’s Century: Democratic Transitions in Comparative Perspective (George Soroka)
Comparative subfield or Gov elective
Govt S-1356: Politics of Presidential Elections (Jon Rogowski)
American subfield or Gov elective