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Students will be able to analyze problems using social scientific reasoning, and/or understand the historical or social context of major political, intellectual, economic, scientific, technological, or cultural developments. They will explore how gender, ethnicity, class, regional identities, and global identities affect society and culture. The material in these courses helps students to recognize the value of multidisciplinary explorations.
- One course (3 units). Select from among:
AIS 348 , AIS 350 , AIS 370 , AIS 400 , AIS 440 , AIS 468
ANTH 301 , ANTH 310 , ANTH 311 , ANTH 328 , ANTH 345 , ANTH 360 , ANTH 370 , ANTH 375 , ANTH 379 , ANTH 380 , ANTH 470
BRS 300 , BRS 330 , BRS 364 , BRS 430 , BRS 453
COMM 330 , COMM 333 , COMM 360 , COMM 410 , COMM 435
ECON 311, ECON 341, ECON 445
EDUC 364 , EDUC 374 , EDUC 380
ETST 301
GBST 300 , GBST 302
GEOG 305 , GEOG 305S, GEOG 320 , GEOG 330 , GEOG 340 , GEOG 341 , GEOG 352 , GEOG 365 , GEOG 460
HD 380
HIST 304A , HIST 330 , HIST 335 , HIST 338B , HIST 346 , HIST 350 , HIST 352 , HIST 362 , HIST 371 , HIST 375 , HIST 379 , HIST 390
ID 301, ID 340B , ID 340 , ID 371, ID 406 , ID 410
KINE 318
LBST 307 , LBST 361 , LBST 361B , LBST 362 , LBST 375
LING 304, LING 305 , LING 331 , LING 341 , LING 351 , LING 355 , LING 360 , LING 371 , LING 381
MLAN 331
PSCI 305 , PSCI 331 , PSCI 339 , PSCI 341 , PSCI 343 , PSCI 345, PSCI 350 , PSCI 355 , PSCI 358 , PSCI 361 , PSCI 363, PSCI 364A , PSCI 364B , PSCI 366 , PSCI 391 , PSCI 413A , PSCI 413B , PSCI 414 , PSCI 415 , PSCI 417 , PSCI 418 , PSCI 422 , PSCI 445 , PSCI 460 , PSCI 462
PSYC 330 , PSYC 338 , PSYC 341 , PSYC 342 , PSYC 348 , PSYC 350 , PSYC 352 , PSYC 356 , PSYC 363
SLP 364
SOC 300, SOC 303 , SOC 309 , SOC 310, SOC 317 , SOC 323 , SOC 348 , SOC 350 , SOC 370 , SOC 400 , SOC 468
SSCI 300 , SSCI 301
WMST 303 , WMST 328 , WMST 330 , WMST 338 , WMST 341 , WMST 343 , WMST 345 , WMST 350 , WMST 351 , WMST 370 , WMST 375 , WMST 380 , WMST 407 , WMST 416 , WMST 445
The courses listed above satisfy this General Education requirement at the time the catalog was published. Check the Class Schedule for the most up-to-date list of courses satisfying this requirement.
Courses used to satisfy this requirement may not be double-counted in any other category of the GE program and may not be double-counted in the student’s major, except for the special case in the next paragraph.
A student in the “Social Sciences” major may use (and double- count) a DD course taken in one of his/her secondary fields toward the Upper-Division General Education requirement in the Social Sciences (DD). This provision applies retroactively to all students in the Social Sciences major.
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