The Associate of Arts degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences will use a social science framework to develop the student’s understanding of the self and society, and it will enable the student to understand, evaluate, and apply social science research and theories.
Core Courses for the AA Social and Behavioral Sciences Degree
18 units = 15 units of required courses + 3 units from elective list
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ANTHROPOLOGY
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ANTH 120 |
Introduction to Physical Anthropology |
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ANTH 121 |
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
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ANTH 200 |
Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology |
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HISTORY
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HIST 120 |
United States History I |
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HIST 121 |
United States History II |
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HIST 122 |
World Civilization I |
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HIST 123 |
World Civilization II |
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HIST 150 |
History of American Women, 1600-1900 |
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HIST 152 |
Women in 20th Century America |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
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POLI 120 |
Introduction to the Principles of American Government I |
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POLI 121 |
Introduction to the Principles of American Government II |
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POLI 125 |
Introduction to Modern Political Ideologies |
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POLI 135 |
Comparative Government |
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POLI 140 |
International Relations |
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PSYCHOLOGY
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PSYC 120 |
General Psychology |
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PSYC 123 |
Social Psychology
Cross-listed as SOCI 123 |
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PSYC 125 |
Human Development |
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SOCIOLOGY
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SOCI 120 |
Introduction to Sociology |
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SOCI 122 |
Social Problems |
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SOCI 135 |
Human Sexuality
Cross-listed as PSYC 135 |
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ELECTIVE
Select one course (3 or more units)
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ADMJ 154 |
Criminology
Cross-listed as SOCI 154 |
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CFS 120 |
Child Growth and Development
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CFS 140 |
The Child, Family and Community |
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GEOG 101 |
World Regional Geography |
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GEOG 102 |
Human Geography |
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ECON 101 |
Economics 2 |
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MATH 232 |
Statistics |
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AA Social and Behavioral Sciences
For more information, contact:
Professor Lauren Coodley
Jessica Amato
Professor Glen Bell
Jennifer Carlin
Professor Rick Donohoe
Dr. John Liscano
Dr. Jeff Wachsmuth
Faculty