Introduction to Ancient Runes –
Course Name: RUNE103
Description: This course introduces students to the ancient rune language system. Basic language will be covered along with a general overview of the history of ancient runes.
Required Equipment:
- Rune Dictionary
- Ancient Runes Made Easy
Prerequisites: Must be at least a Third Year

Intermediate Ancient Runes –
Course Name: AncRun104
Description: This course expands upon the previous course (RUNE103). Language will be further developed. Students will read and translate poems and novel length works in ancient runes. Students will gain a firm grasp of the language.
Required Equipment:
- Rune Dictionary
- Ancient Runes Made Easy
Prerequisites: AncRun103

Comprehensive Ancient Runes–
Course Name: RUNE105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous runes courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. exam.
Required Equipment: - Rune Dictionary
- Spellman's Syllabary
Prerequisites: RUNE103, RUNE104

Application of Ancient Runes –
Course Name: RUNE206
Description: This course will push students to further understand the language. Students will write essays and all homework in the language. Students should obtain proficient control over the language.
Required Equipment:
- Advanced Rune Translation
- Magical Hieroglyphs and Logograms
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exams

Advanced Ancient Runes –
Course Name: RUNE207
Description: This course readies students for a career as a runologist or magical archaeologist. Students will write various essays using the language. Students will gain complete control of the language, becoming fluent in speech and writing. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Advanced Rune Translation
- Magical Hieroglyphs and Logograms
Prerequisites: RUNE206



Introduction to Astrology –
Course Name: AST101
Description: This course will introduce students to the science of astronomy. In this introductory course, students will learn the basics of astronomy including the names and location of the stars, planets, and galaxies. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Number the Stars: An Introduction to Astronomy by Zasner Petterfly

Stars: From Suns to Black Holes–
Course Name: AST102
Description: This course focuses on the formation, operation, and destruction of stars. Students will study the life cycle of stars and memorize various constellations. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Number the Stars: An Introduction to Astronomy by Zasner Petterfly
- Life of a Star by Julian Young
Prerequisites: AST101

Galaxies: The Milky Way and Beyond –
Course Name: AST103
Description: This course instructs students on the various known galaxies, focusing largely on our galaxy, the Milky Way. Students will gain a more complete understanding of what a galaxy is and what it contains. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment: - Galaxies: A Guide by Josephine Wildermot
Prerequisites: AST101, AST102

The Science of Astrology –
Course Name: AST104
Description: This course focuses on the science of gravity, space matter, planets, and orbits. Students will study how planets maintain orbit, what space is actually made of, and how planets relate to one another. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- The Ultimate Advanced Guide to the Galaxy by Nelson Finster
Prerequisites: AST101, AST102, AST103

Comprehensive Astrology–
Course Name: AST105
Description: This course will review and expand upon the information presented in previous courses to prepare students for the O.W.L. Exam. Students will write essay length papers on astronomy theory in preparation for the O.W.L. Exam. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in evening observations.
Required Equipment:
- The Ultimate Advanced Guide to the Galaxy by Nelson Finster
Prerequisites: AST101, AST102, AST103, AST104

Advanced Astronomy –
Course Name: AST206
Description: This course is catered to students planning to have a career in astronomy or another science related field. Students will have the opportunity to participate in evening and daytime observations. Students will be familiar with the important aspects of astronomy and will be prepared to transition into the next course, Intro to Astrophysics. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- The Ultimate Advanced Guide to the Galaxy by Nelson Finster
- Universal Evidence by Ronby Tetherfellow
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Introduction to Astrophysics –
Course Name: AST207
Description: This course is for students who plan to work in the field of astronomy or another science or math field. Topics include astronomical instrumentation, radiation laws and stellar spectra, physical characteristics of the sun and other stars, stellar formation and evolution, nucleosynthesis, white dwarfs, pulsars and neutron stars, and black holes. Evening and daytime observation. Students will have the opportunity to further learn the constellations and to find their way around the sky. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- The Ultimate Advanced Guide to the Galaxy by Nelson Finster
- Universal Evidence by Ronby Tetherfellow
Prerequisites: AST206



Creatures and Critters: An Introduction to Magical Animals -
Course Name: CoMC103
Description: This course offers students a brief overview of Magical Creatures. Topics include anatomy of basic creatures, habits and feeding, and where they are found naturally. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
- The Monster Book of Monsters
Prerequisites: Must be at Least a Third Year

Magical Creature Anatomy -
Course Name: CoMC104
Description: This course offers students a more in-depth study of animal anatomy. Students will learn bodily functions of organs and appendages of various magical animals. Students will have the opportunity to view several animals up close. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
- The Monster Book of Monsters
Prerequisites: CoMC103

Care of Magical Creatures Comprehensive -
Course Name: CoMC105
Description: This course will review and expand upon the information presented in CoMC103 and CoMC104 to prepare students for the O.W.L. Exam. Students will go more in-depth with topics such as feeding and habitat. Students will be able to label parts of various animals and write essays on many different creatures in preparation for the O.W.L. Exam. Theory/Practice Format. All students enrolled must take the O.W.L. Exam.Required Equipment:
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
- The Monster Book of Monsters
Prerequisites: CoMC103, CoMC104

Advanced Care of Magical Creatures -
Course Name: CoMC206
Description: This course is catered to students who are looking to go into the field of animal care or veterinary medicine. Topics include animal illnesses and afflictions and their remedies. Anatomy will be revisited in dissections. Students will have an opportunity to care for their very own magical creature if available. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Magical Creature Anatomy by Prindo Kessling
- Magical Encyclopedia of Animal Ailments and Afflictions by Roades Plither
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Application of Magical Veterinary Medicine -
Course Name: CoMC207
Description: This course is specifically for students planning to enter the field of veterinary medicine. Students will continue raising the animals they had in CoMC206 if they were available. Students will dissect healthy and diseased animals and care for sick creatures. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment: - Magical Creature Anatomy by Prindo Kessling
- Magical Encyclopedia of Animal Ailments and Afflictions by Roades Plither
Prerequisites: CoMC206



Basic Charms –
Course Name: CHRM101
Description: This course introduces students to basic charms such as Wingardium Leviosa and Accio. Students will master a number of entry level charms. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells

Intermediate Charms 1 –
Course Name: CHRM102
Description: This course reviews students of basic charms and introduces them to intermediate charms. Students will master a number of mid-level charms. Theory/Practice Format
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells
Prerequisites: CHRM101

Intermediate Charms 2 –
Course Name: CHRM103
Description: This course reviews students of charms taught in previous courses and introduces them to intermediate charms. Students will master a number of mid-level charms. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells
Prerequisites: CHRM101, CHRM102

Intermediate Charms 3 –
Course Name: CHRM104
Description: This course focuses on the use and misuse of curses and counter-curses. Students will study the various curses and their counter-curses. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
- The Essential Defense Against the Dark Arts by Arsenius Jigger
Prerequisites: CHRM101, CHRM102, CHRM103

Comprehensive Charms–
Course Name: CHRM105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous charms courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. All students enrolled must take the O.W.L. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells
Prerequisites: CHRM101, CHRM102, CHRM103, CHRM104

Advanced Charms –
Course Name: CHRM206
Description: This course reviews students of basic and intermediate charms and introduces them to more advanced charms. Students will master a number of advanced charms.
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Advanced Charms 2 –
Course Name: CHRM207
Description: This course reviews students of basic and intermediate charms and introduces them to more advanced charms. Students will master a number of advanced charms. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep. All students enrolled must take the N.E.W.T. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- The Standard Book of Spells
Prerequisites: CHRM206



Introduction to Defense Against the Dark Arts –
Course Name: DADA101
Description: This course introduces students to the basics of defending against the Dark Arts. Students will receive a general overview of the upcoming courses.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble

Basic Dark Creatures –
Course Name: DADA102
Description: This course focuses on dark magical creatures. Students will be introduced to dark magical creatures such as bogeys and werewolves and will learn to defend themselves adequately against them.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
- Dark Creatures and Their Weaknesses: A Comprehensive Guide by Jarniss Wildemot
Prerequisites: DADA101

Intermediate Dark Creatures –
Course Name: DADA103
Description: This course expands upon knowledge gained in the introductory course (DADA102). Students will delve deeper into the topic of dark magical creatures such as bogeys and werewolves and will further learn to defend themselves against them.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
- Dark Creatures and Their Weaknesses: A Comprehensive Guide by Jarniss Wildemot
Prerequisites: DADA101, DADA102

Basic Curses –
Course Name: DADA104
Description: This course focuses on the use and misuse of curses and counter-curses. Students will study the various curses and their counter-curses.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
- The Essential Defense Against the Dark Arts by Arsenius Jigger
Prerequisites: DADA101, DADA102, DADA103

Comprehensive Defense Against the Dark Arts–
Course Name: DADA105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous defense courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. exam.
Required Equipment:
- The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
- Dark Creatures and Their Weaknesses: A Comprehensive Guide by Jarniss Wildemot
- The Essential Defense Against the Dark Arts by Arsenius Jigger
Prerequisites: DADA101, DADA102, DADA103, DADA104

Advanced Curses –
Course Name: DADA206
Description: This course readies students for a career that requires intensive use of curses and counter curses, such as an Auror position. Students will learn more curses and counter-curses and will be introduced to the Unforgivable Curses. Students will be able to perform curses without speaking aloud. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- The Essential Defense Against the Dark Arts by Arsenius Jigger
- The Art of Casting Curses by Krindle MacEllby
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Advanced Dark Creatures –
Course Name: DADA207
Description: This course readies students for a career in battling dark creatures, such as an Auror position. Students will be introduced to new creatures and will apply what they have learned. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T. exam.
Required Equipment:
- Dark Creatures and Their Weaknesses: A Comprehensive Guide by Jarniss Wildemot
- Confronting the Faceless by Unknown
Prerequisites: DADA 206

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The Art of Flying –
Course Name: FLY101
Description: This course instructs students on how to fly a broomstick. Students will gain control of their broomstick and learn various maneuvers. Practice Only.
Optional Equipment:
- Personal broomstick (broomsticks will be provided, however)
Prerequisites: First Years Only



Introduction to Herbology –
Course Name: HERB101
Description: This course introduces students to the basics of herbology. Students will learn about various plants and their uses. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore

Basic Plant Care and Safety –
Course Name: HERB102
Description: This course focuses on the study and care of common magical plants. Students will learn the dangers associated with various plants and be prepared to use the correct spells to deal with them. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: HERB101

Intermediate Plant Care and Safety –
Course Name: HERB103
Description: This course expands upon knowledge gained in the beginner course (HERB102). Students will delve deeper into different plants and the methods of caring for them. Students will also learn to deal with the various dangers associated with each plant. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
- Magical Water Plants of the Mediterranean
Prerequisites: HERB101, HERB102

Advanced Plant Care and Safety –
Course Name: HERB104
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the plants taught in previous courses. Students will gain a great amount of hands-on experience with the plants. Students will be expected to care for a number of exotic plants. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
- Magical Water Plants of the Mediterranean
- Encyclopedia of Toadstools
Prerequisites: HERB101, HERB102, HERB103

Comprehensive Herbology–
Course Name: HERB105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous herbology courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. Students will write a number of essays on herbology theory. Theory/Practice. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
- Magical Water Plants of the Mediterranean
- Encyclopedia of Toadstools
Prerequisites: HERB101, HERB102, HERB103, HERB104

Application of Herbology in Society –
Course Name: HERB206
Description: This course readies students for a career that requires intensive use of herbology in fields such as medicine or education. Students will learn more plants and uses and will be introduced to the dangers of each. Students will be asked to raise their own plant of the professor’s choice. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
- Flesh-Eating Trees of the World
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Herbology in Medicine –
Course Name: HERB207
Description: This course readies students for a career in battling herbology, such as a Healer position. Students will be introduced to the medicinal benefits of certain plants and herbs and will apply what they have learned. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
- Flesh-Eating Trees of the World
Prerequisites: HERB 206



Introduction to History of Magic –
Course Name: HoM101
Description: This course gives students a general overview of the history of the wizarding world. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot

Middle Ages Magic –
Course Name: HoM102
Description: This course covers the Medieval Period of the wizarding world, including Early Middle Ages, High Middle Ages, and Late Middle Ages. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: HoM101

Renaissance Magic –
Course Name: HoM103
Description: This course covers the Renaissance Period of the wizarding world. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: HoM101, HoM102

Modern Magic –
Course Name: HoM104
Description: This course covers the Modern Period of the wizarding world. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: HoM101, HoM102, HoM103

Comprehensive History of Magic –
Course Name: HoM105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous history courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. Students will write a number of essays on history of magic theory. Theory/Practice. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: HoM101, HoM102, HoM103, HoM104

The Elfin Wars –
Course Name: HoM206
Description: This course readies students for a career that requires intensive knowledge of history in fields such as archaeology, education, or certain Ministry positions. Students will learn about each of the Elfin Wars and consider how they have shaped wizarding society. Theory Only. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

The Giant Wars –
Course Name: HoM207
Description: This course readies students for a career in history, such as an archaeologist, teacher, or Ministry official. Students will learn about each of the Giant Wars throughout history and consider how it has shaped wizarding society. Theory Only. N.E.W.T. Prep. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Prerequisites: HoM 206



Introduction to Muggle Culture –
Course Name: MUGS103
Description: This course gives students a general overview of the muggle culture. Students will compare and contrast the similarities and differences between the magical world and the muggle world and determine what constitutes those differences and similarities. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Muggle Inventions –
Course Name: MUGS104
Description: This course offers students a brief overview of the many inventions of muggles to cope without the use of magic. Specific emphasis will be put the concept of electricity. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Prerequisites: MUGS103

Comprehensive Muggle Studies –
Course Name: MUGS105
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the various topic explored in previous courses in preparation for the O.W.L. Exam. Students will write essays about muggles and their habits. Theory Only. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. exam.
Required Equipment:
- Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Prerequisites: MUGS103, MUGS104

Muggle History –
Course Name: MUGS206
Description: This course readies students for a career in muggle relations or one that will require daily contact with muggles. Students will learn about each important point in muggle history throughout history and consider how it has shaped their society. Theory Only. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exams

Muggle Relations –
Course Name: MUGS207
Description: This course readies students for a career in muggle relations or one that will require daily contact with muggles. Students will be exposed to muggles in London and have to work with them on community projects. Students will learn how to effectively communicate with muggles in a professional environment. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Prerequisites: MUGS206



Introduction to Potions –
Course Name: POTI101
Description: This course gives students a general overview of potions, antidotes, and the purposes of each. Students will learn the ingredients and recipes for various simple potions and their antidotes. Students will learn for which situations these potions are appropriate. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore

Basic Brewing –
Course Name: POTI102
Description: This course focuses on the brewing of various simple drafts and potions. Students will learn the effects and side-effects associated with each potion and be prepared to use the correct antidote to deal with them. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: POTI101

Intermediate Brewing –
Course Name: POTI103
Description: This course expands upon knowledge gained in the beginner course (POTI102). Students will delve deeper into different potions, drafts, and the uses of each. Students will also learn to deal with the various dangers associated with each draft and potion. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: POTI101, POTI102

Advanced Brewing –
Course Name: POTI104
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the potions taught in previous courses. Students will gain a great amount of hands-on experience with the potions. Students will be expected to create a number of upper level potions. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Advanced Potion Making by Libatius Borage
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: POTI101, POTI102, POTI103

Comprehensive Potions –
Course Name: POTI105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous potions courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. Students will write a number of essays on potions theory. Theory/Practice. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Advanced Potion Making by Libatius Borage
- Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: POTI101, POTI102, POTI103, POTI104

Potions in Medicine –
Course Name: POTI206
Description: This course readies students for a career in potions, such as a Healer position. Students will be introduced to the medicinal benefits of certain drafts and potions and will apply what they have learned. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Advanced Potion Making by Libatius Borage
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Application of Potions in Society –
Course Name: POTI207
Description: This course readies students for a career that requires intensive use of potions in fields such as medicine or education. Students will learn more drafts and potions and will be introduced to the dangers of each. Students will be asked to make a time-intensive potion of the professor’s choice. Theory/Practice Format. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T.
Required Equipment:
- A cauldron
- Advanced Potion Making by Libatius Borage
- One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Prerequisites: POTI206



Introduction to Tranfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN101
Description: This course gives students a general overview of basic transfiguration spells. Students will learn the incantations and wand movements for various simple spells. Students will learn for which situations these spells are appropriate. For the introductory course, only inanimate transfigurations are permitted. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A Beginner’s Guide to Transfiguration by Emeric Switch

Basic Transfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN102
Description: This course focuses on the mastery of various simple transfiguration spells. Students will learn the effects and uses of each spell. Students will be introduced to the numerous branches of transfiguration including Animagus. An introduction of intermediate spells will help students transition into the next course. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- A Beginner’s Guide to Transfiguration by Emeric Switch
Prerequisites: TRAN101

Intermediate Transfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN103
Description: This course expands upon knowledge gained in the beginner course (TRAN102). Students will delve deeper into different spells and the uses of each. Students will also learn to deal with the various dangers associated with each spell, such as incomplete transfiguration. Small animate objects such as mice will be introduced. Topics covered will include beginning conjuration and cross-species transfiguration on small rodents. The subject of Animagi will be expanded upon. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Intermediate Transfiguration
Prerequisites: TRAN101, TRAN102

Advanced Transfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN104
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the spells taught in previous courses. Students will gain a great amount of hands-on experience with the spells. Students will be expected to perfrom a number of upper level spells, including conjuration. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Advanced Transfiguration
Prerequisites: TRAN101, TRAN102, TRAN103

Comprehensive Transfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN105
Description: This course will offer students an intense review and expansion of the knowledge obtained in the previous transfigurations courses in preparation for the O.W.L. exams. Students will write a number of essays on transfiguration theory. Theory/Practice. All students enrolled in this course must take the O.W.L. Exam.
Required Equipment:
- A Beginner’s Guide to Transfiguration by Emeric Switch
- Intermediate Transfiguration
- Advanced Transfiguration
Prerequisites: TRAN101, TRAN102, TRAN103, TRAN104

Human Transfiguration –
Course Name: TRAN206
Description: This course readies students for a career in education or in the Misnistry. Students who wish to develop into Animagi are also encouraged to enroll. Students will be introduced to human transfiguration and will apply what they have learned live in class. Theory/Practice Format. N.E.W.T. Prep.
Required Equipment:
- The Complete Guide to Human Transfiguration by Gregory Hattart
Prerequisites: Acceptable or Higher on O.W.L. Exam

Animagi –
Course Name: TRAN207
Description: This course is specifically for students who either wish to develop their skills to become an Animagus or master human transfiguration. Students will first master human transfiguration and if they wish will then move on to their Animagus practice. Students will be asked to register with the Ministry of Magic should they succeed. Theory/Practice Format. All students enrolled in this course must take the N.E.W.T.
Required Equipment:
- The Complete Guide to Human Transfiguration
- The Animagus in You
Prerequisites: TRAN206



The Art of Apparating –
Course Name: APP101
Description: This optional 12-week course instructs students on how to Apparate effectively. Students who pass will receive their license to Apparate. Any splinching and students will be forced to retake the test. Class offered after Christmas break only. Practice Only.
Required Equipment:
- 12 Galleons, Class Fee
Prerequisites: Available only to students who are at least a Sixth Year and are of age (17) or coming of age in the current school year.



Introduction to Art –
Course Name: ART103
Description: Students will be introduced to wizarding art. Lecture topics will include history of wizarding art and an introduction to the elements and principles of art. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Art History –
Course Name: ART104
Description: This course offers students an in-depth study of art history in the wizarding world, dating back to Medieval Times. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Art and the Ages by Han Polosky
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Comprehensive Art –
Course Name: ART105
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the various topics explored in previous courses. Students will write essays about art history and theory. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- Art and the Ages by Han Polosky
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Art for Beauty –
Course Name: ART105
Description: This course readies students for a career in art. Students will learn about all elements and principles and put them into practice in their own artwork. Students will also learn the art of wizarding photography. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- The Wonder of Wizarding Photography by Xander Malcrow
Prerequisite: Must Be Cleared by Instructor

Art Focus –
Course Name: ART206
Description: This course readies students for a career in art. Students will be exposed to various artworks. Students will be able to speak intelligently about all kinds of art. Students will master either pen/paint art or photography. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep. All students enrolled in this course must sit the Certification Evaluation.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- The Wonder of Wizarding Photography by Xander Malcrow
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year



Introduction to Muggle Art –
Course Name: MART103
Description: Students will be introduced to muggle art. Lecture topics will include history of muggle art and an introduction to the elements and principles of art. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Muggle Art History –
Course Name: MART104
Description: This course offers students an in-depth study of art history in the muggle world, dating back to Medieval Times. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Muggle Art through History by Joan Peterson
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Comprehensive Muggle Art –
Course Name: MART105
Description: This course reviews and expands upon the various topics explored in previous courses. Students will write essays about muggle art history and theory. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- Muggle Art through History by Joan Peterson
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

*MUGGLE ART AND WIZARD ART MERGE *

Art for Beauty –
Course Name: ART205
Description: This course readies students for a career in art. Students will learn about all elements and principles and put them into practice in their own artwork. Students will also learn the art of wizarding photography. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- The Wonder of Wizarding Photography by Xander Malcrow
Prerequisite: Must Be Cleared by Instructor

Art Focus –
Course Name: ART206
Description: This course readies students for a career in art. Students will be exposed to various artworks. Students will be able to speak intelligently about all kinds of art. Students will master either pen/paint art or photography. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep. All students enrolled in this course must sit the Certification Evaluation.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Art by Wilma Pinchwagon
- The Wonder of Wizarding Photography by Xander Malcrow
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year



Introduction to Music –
Course Name: MUS103
Description: Students will be introduced to wizard music. Lecture topics will include history of wizard music and an introduction to the harmony and arrangement of music. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Music History –
Course Name: MUS104
Description: This course offers students an in-depth study of music history in the wizarding world, dating back to Medieval Times. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Music and Time
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

*MUGGLE AND WIZARD MUSIC MERGE *

Music for Beauty –
Course Name: MUS205
Description: This course readies students for a career in music. Students will learn about harmony and arrangement and put them into practice in their own artwork. Students will also learn the art of wizard rock. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
- Wrock Magic
Prerequisite: Must Be Cleared by Instructor

Music Focus –
Course Name: MUS206
Description: This course readies students for a career in music. Students will be exposed to various types of music and artists. Students will be able to speak intelligently about all kinds of music. Students will master either arrangement or instrumental. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep. All students enrolled in this course must sit the Certification Evaluation.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
- Wrock Magic
Prerequisite: MUS205



Introduction to Muggle Music –
Course Name: MMUS103
Description: Students will be introduced to muggle music. Lecture topics will include history of muggle music and an introduction to the harmony and arrangement of music. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Music History –
Course Name: MUS104
Description: This course offers students an in-depth study of music history in the muggle world, dating back to Medieval Times. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- Music and Time
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

*MUGGLE AND WIZARD MUSIC MERGE *

Music for Beauty –
Course Name: MUS205
Description: This course readies students for a career in music. Students will learn about harmony and arrangement and put them into practice in their own artwork. Students will also learn the art of wizard rock. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
- Wrock Magic
Prerequisite: Must Be Cleared by Instructor

Music Focus –
Course Name: MUS206
Description: This course readies students for a career in music. Students will be exposed to various types of music and artists. Students will be able to speak intelligently about all kinds of music. Students will master either arrangement or instrumental. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep. All students enrolled in this course must sit the Certification Evaluation.
Required Equipment:
- Discovering Music by Eugene Pinchwagon
- Wrock Magic
Prerequisite: MUS205



Introduction to Ghouls –
Course Name: GHOU103
Description: Students will be introduced to the different kinds of ghouls including ghouls, ghosts, and poltergeists. Lecture topics will include the classification of each type of ghoul and an explanation of how one becomes a ghoul, ghost, or poltergeist after death. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- The Mysterious Ghoul by Barnaby Brooks
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Intermediate Ghouls –
Course Name: GHOU104
Description: This course offers students an in-depth study of ghouls, ghosts, and poltergeists – their habits, whereabouts, and how they came to be. Students will also be taught about famous ghouls in history. Theory Only.
Required Equipment:
- The Mysterious Ghoul by Barnaby Brooks
Prerequisite: Must Be at Least a Third Year

Advanced Ghouls –
Course Name: GHOU105
Description: This course is for students who wish to earn a certificate in Ghoul Studies. Students will learn spells to banish, contain, and duel ghouls. During this class, students will have guest speakers and even have the chance to duel a few. Certificate Prep. Theory/Practice Format.
Required Equipment:
- The Mysterious Ghoul by Barnaby Brooks
- Get Rid of that Ghost by Margaret Winselby
Prerequisite: Must Be Cleared by Instructor

Advanced Ghouls 2 –
Course Name: GHOU106
Description: This course readies students for a career in the ministry dealing with ghouls. Students will be exposed to various types of ghouls. Students will be able to deal with ghouls using spells. Students will master banishment, containment, and dueling. Theory/Practice Format. Certification Prep. All students enrolled in this course must sit the Certification Evaluation.
Required Equipment:
- The Mysterious Ghoul by Barnaby Brooks
- Get Rid of that Ghost by Margaret Winselby
Prerequisite: GHOU105