Social Sciences, B.A. ~ Political Economy Concentration

Social Sciences-BA Core Requirements ~ 25-26 units

In order to graduate, you will also need to complete your General Education and University Requirements

Complete all of the following Social Theory and Application courses:
STAT 100 - Introduction to Statistics Units: 3
SSCI 300 - SSCI Major ProSeminar: Theory Units: 4
SSCI 328 - Social Science Theory Module Units: 3
SSCI 400 - Senior Capstone Seminar I Units: 3
SSCI 402 - Senior Capstone Seminar II Units: 3
Complete one of the following Research Methods courses:
SSCI 321 - Survey Research in the Social Sciences Units: 3
SSCI 362 - Research Methods: Qualitative Emphasis Units: 4
SSCI 366 - Research Methods for SSCI: Quantitative Emphasis Units: 4
Complete one of the following Social Scientific Writing courses:
SSCI 363 - Historical Methods Units: 3 ***
SSCI 377 - Academic Publishing in the Social Sciences Units: 3
GS 362 - Global Literatures Units: 3
***This course may be double counted only in the Social History and Native American Studies concentrations
Complete one of the following Social Science Breadth courses:
SSCI 304 - California Indian Societies Units: 3
SSCI 320 - Archaeology of Colonialism Units: 3
SSCI 322 - Asian American Women’s History Units: 3
SSCI 335 - Digital Ethnographies Units: 3
SSCI 345 - Cultural Anthropology Units: 3
SSCI 350 - Domination and Resistance: US since 1880 Units: 3
SSCI 356 - People, Places, & Environment: An Introduction to Geography Units: 3
SSCI 364 - The Japanese Internment Camps Units: 3
SSCI 386 - Social and Political Histories of California Units: 3
SSCI 389 - Environmental History of California Units: 3
SOC 312 - Sociology of Gender Units: 3
SOC 317 - Social Movements Units: 3
SOC 320 - Labor and Labor Movements Units: 3
SOC 399 - Contemporary Immigration in Global Perspective Units: 3

Political Economy Concentration ~ 16-17 units

Please note: Twelve (12) of the units taken to complete a concentration (all of which are upper division) may not be used in fulfillment of other minors or concentrations. Unless otherwise noted, students may not double count Social Science core courses and concentration courses.

Complete all of the following courses:
GS 318 - Quantitative Reasoning in Global Perspectives Units: 3
GS 339S - Sweat/Service/Solidarity SL Units: 4
GS 342 - Economic Thought: History and Contemporary Interpretations Units: 3
GS 351 - Global Econ: Theory & Ethics Units: 3
Complete one of the following courses:
GS 317 - Global Migrant Workers: Ethnic Experiences, Resistance, and Empowerment Units: 4
GS 325 - Geography of International Development Units: 3
GS 350 - Global Gender Issues Units: 4
GS 379 - Ethics of Corporate Social Responsibility Units: 3
SSCI 381 - US in Vietnam and Asia-Pacific: Peoples, Colonization, Conflicts, Resources Units: 4