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Apr 11, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog
Interdisciplinary Programs Major, BA - Human Behavior and Society Concentration
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The Human Behavior and Society concentration within the Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Programs provides students a comprehensive exploration of the psychological, social, and cultural factors that shape human behavior. Designed for students interested in the intersection of psychology and social sciences, this concentration provides a well-rounded understanding of how societal forces like culture, politics, and social structures influence individual and collective actions.
Students will gain foundational knowledge in psychology, including human development, cognition, mental health, and social interaction, while interdisciplinary courses broaden their perspective through the study of gender, culture, and ethics. This program prepares graduates with the analytical skills and insights needed for careers in social services, public policy, healthcare, and education, equipping them to address complex societal challenges related to human behavior.
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Prerequisite (3 credit hours)
Major Requirements
The Human Behavior and Society concentration consists of 36 credit hours, with 18 credit hours in core psychology courses and 18 credit hours in interdisciplinary courses. Core Psychology Courses (18 Credit Hours)
Choose six courses: Interdisciplinary Courses (18 Credit Hours)
Choose at least one course from each group:
Gender and Society
- REST 319 - Gender, Sexuality, and Religion in Asia 3 Credit Hours or
- WGS 319 - Gender and Religion in Asia 3 Credit Hours
- REST 320 - Gender, Sexuality, and Religion 3 Credit Hours * or
- WGS 320 - Gender, Sexuality, and Religion 3 Credit Hours *
- SOCI 375 - Gender in Society 3 Credit Hours * or
- WGS 375 - Gender in Society 3 Credit Hours *
- WGS 340 - Gender, Politics, and the Law 3 Credit Hours *
- WGS 400 - Topics in Women, Gender, and Sexuality 3 Credit Hours
Social/Natural Sciences and Humanities
Cultural and Ethical Context
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