Upper Division GE Area D: Social Sciences

Upper Division GE Area D Courses

• ANTH 341 - Archaeology of Complex Societies Unit(s): 3
• CALS 339 - Latinos and the U.S. Labor Market Unit(s): 3
• EDSS 417 - School and Society Unit(s): 3
• GEP 305 - World Regions in Global Context Unit(s): 3
• GEP 306 - World Regions in Global Context: Asia Unit(s): 3
• GEP 371 - Social Geography of the American City Unit(s): 3
• HIST 307 - Perspectives on the Holocaust and Genocide Unit(s): 3
• HIST 380 - Twentieth and Twenty-First Century World Unit(s): 3
• NURS 412 - Community/Public Health Nursing Theory Unit(s): 3
• NURS 480 - Health, Sexuality and Society Unit(s): 3
• POLS 307 - Perspectives on the Holocaust and Genocide Unit(s): 4
• POLS 315 - Modern Political Ideologies Unit(s): 3
• PSY 325 - Social Psychology Unit(s): 3
• SOCI 326 - Social Psychology Unit(s): 3
• SOCI 457 - Inequality and Institutions Unit(s): 3
• WGS 375 - Gender, Power and Freedom in U.S. History Unit(s): 3
• WGS 305 - LGBTQ U.S. History Unit(s): 3

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the GE Area D: Social Sciences requirement, students will be able to:

• Information Literacy: Iteratively formulate questions for research by gathering diverse types of information; identifying gaps, correlations, and contradictions; and using sources ethically toward a creative, informed synthesis of ideas
   
• Integration: Synthesize and apply theoretical and practical principles from multiple disciplines to develop an understanding of complex issues
   
• Creative Problem Solving: Apply knowledge, skills, and multiple perspectives in new situations to analyze and formulate solutions to complex problems with confidence and creativity