Social Sciences (S1)

The social sciences focus on how individuals, groups, and institutions affect and interact with each other. Through systematic investigation, social scientists generate explanatory frameworks for understanding human behavior, action, and social practices. Studying social science prepares students to examine past and present social problems; to think critically about individual, local, regional, and global contexts; and to improve societal well-being.

Students will take 6 credits for the Social Science requirement, to be fulfilled by taking approved courses with the Social Science (S1) designation.

ANTH 1100 Cultural Anthropology 3
ANTH 1600 Linguistic Anthropology 3
ANTH 1800 Prehistoric Archaeology 3
COMU 1010 Healthy Brains, Healthy Bodies 3
CSD 3480 Cognition & Language 3
ECON 1013 FYS Latin American Development 3
ECON 1130 Economics of Globalization 3
ECON 1280 Economics of Climate Change 3
ECON 1400 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
ECON 1450 Principles of Microeconomics 3
ECON 2110 Money and Banking 3
ECON 2210 Public Policy 3
ECON 2240 Game Theory 3
ECON 2300 Economic Development 3
ECON 2350 International Econ I: Trade 3
ECON 2355 International Econ II:Finance 3
ECON 2400 Macroeconomic Theory 3
ECON 2450 Microeconomic Theory 3
ECON 2510 Using Data for Economic Policy 3
ECON 2600 Labor Economics 3
ECON 2750 Law and Economics 3
ECON 2755 Institutional Economics 3
ECON 2800 Econ of Environmental Policy 3
EDEC 1070 Movie Night:Criticl Childhd 3
GEOG 1760 Global Environments & Cultures 3
GEOG 1770 Geography/Race&Ethnicity in US 3
GEOG 1780 Society, Place, and Power 3
GEOG 2760 Rural Geography 3
GSWS 1010 FYS Gender Sexuality Wn's Stdy 3
GSWS 1500 Gender Sexuality Women's Stdy 3
HDF 1050 Human Development 3
HDF 1600 Family Context of Development 3
HDF 1650 Human Relationships &Sexuality 3
HDF 2890 Theories of Human Development 3
HSCI 1100 Introduction to Public Health 3
HSCI 2300 Health Promotion 3
HSOC 1600 Health Care in America 3
LING 1200 Linguistic Diversity in US 3
LING 1300 Intercultural Communication 3
LING 1500 Introduction to Linguistics 3
NR 1020 Natural Hist & Human Ecology 2 0,4
NR 2040 Social Proc & the Environment 3
NR 3050 Ecosys Mgt:Intg Sci,Soc&Pol 3
POLS 1013 FYS US Political System 3
POLS 1015 FYS Intro Int'l Relations 3
POLS 1017 FYS Comparative World Politics 3
POLS 1300 US Political System 3
POLS 1500 Intro International Relations 3
POLS 1700 Comparative World Politics 3
POLS 2315 Law & Politics 3
POLS 2320 Const Law: Government Powers 3
POLS 2370 Const Law: Civil Rights Amer 3
POLS 2430 Political Parties & Elections 3
POLS 2440 Politics and Media 3
POLS 2460 US Environmental Politics 3
POLS 2530 International Pol Economy 3
POLS 2710 Russian Politics 3
POLS 2715 Japanese Politics 3
POLS 2720 Latin American Politics 3
POLS 3440 Pol Effects of Entertain Media 3
POLS 3610 Ethnopolitical Conflict 3
POLS 4310 VT Legislative Research Srvc 3
PSYS 1400 Intro to Psychological Science 3
PSYS 2300 Social Psychology 3
PSYS 2400 Developmental Psych: Childhood 3
PSYS 2500 Psychopathology 3
SOC 1020 Topics In: LASP Seminar 3
SOC 1100 Social Problems 3
SOC 1210 Deviance & Social Control 3
SOC 1260 Drugs & Society 3
SOC 1300 Health Care in America 3
SOC 1330 Sociology of Sexualities 3
SOC 1370 Race Relations in the US 3
SOC 1500 Introduction to Sociology 3
SOC 2102 Sociology of Religion&Ideology 3
SOC 2210 Global Deviance 3
SOC 2220 Sociology of the Holocaust 3
SOC 2370 Race & Ethnicity 3
SOC 2460 Sociology of Disaster 3
SOC 2550 Social Theory 3
SWSS 1010 Ldrship for Racial Justice 3
SWSS 1020 Foundations of Social Work 3
SWSS 1600 Racism & Contemporary Issue 3