Upper Division GE Area D: Social Sciences

Courses

ANTH 302 - Anthropology of Religion Units: 3
ANTH 307 - World Heritage and Archaeology Units: 3
BA 304 - Business Psychology Units: 3
CS 309 - Computers and Social Change Units: 3
COMM 309B - Gender and Communication Units: 3
ECON 305 - International Economics and Globalization Units: 3
ECON 306 - Economics of the Developing World Units: 3
ECON 308 - History of Economic Thought Units: 3
ECON 309 - Economics of a Sustainable Society Units: 3
ESM 301 - International Environmental Issues and Globalization Units: 3
ESM 305 - Environmental Conflict Resolution Units: 3
ESM 309B - Environmental Communication Units: 3
ES 304 - Migrations and Mosaics Units: 3
ES 306 - World Regions Cultural Studies Units: 3
ES 307 - Multicultural History of Africa Units: 3
ES 308 - Multi-Ethnic Resistance in the U.S. Units: 3
GEOG 300 - Global Awareness Units: 3
GEOG 301 - International Environmental Issues and Globalization Units: 3
GEOG 304 - Migrations and Mosaics Units: 3
HIST 300 - The Era of World War I Units: 3
HIST 301 - The Era of World War II Units: 3
HIST 305 - The American West Units: 3
HIST 306 - Gods and Kings in the Ancient Near East Units: 4
JMC 305 - Global Media and Society Units: 3
JMC 306 - Mass Media History Units: 3
JMC 309 - Analyzing Media Messages Units: 3
NAS 306 - Indigenous Peoples of the Americas Units: 3
NAS 307 - Nature and Issues of Genocide Units: 3
PHIL 307 - Philosophy of Law Units: 3
PHIL 309B - Perspectives: Humanities/Science/ Social Science Units: 3
PSCI 303 - Global Inequalities Units: 3
PSCI 305 - Food Politics and the American Dream Units: 3
PSCI 306 - Environmental Politics Units: 3
PSYC 300 - Psychology of Gender Units: 3
PSYC 302 - Psychology of Prejudice Units: 3
PSYC 306 - Health Psychology Units: 3
REC 302 - Inclusive Recreation Units: 3
RS 306 - Gods and Kings in the Ancient Near East Units: 4
SOC 302 - Forests and Culture Units: 3
SOC 303 - Race and Inequality Units: 3
SOC 305 - Global Transformations Units: 3
SOC 306 - The Changing Family Units: 3
SOC 308 - Sociology of Altruism and Compassion Units: 3
WLDF 309 - Case Studies in Environmental Ethics Units: 3
WS 300 - Psychology of Women Units: 3
WS 303 - Anti-Colonial Women’s Movements Units: 3
WS 309B - Gender and Communication Units: 3

GE Notes:

GE requirements cannot be waived and other Cal Poly Humboldt courses cannot be substituted for approved GE courses. To fulfill a particular requirement, a course must be completed during the academic year in which the GE status is designated in the catalog. Courses that meet outcomes of more than one GE area A-F, may only be used to satisfy one of those areas.

Goals

Upon completing this requirement, students will be able to:

apply the discipline-specific vocabulary principles, methodologies, value systems and ethics employed in social science inquiry, to a specific instance
explain and critically analyze human social, economic, and political issues from the respective disciplinary perspectives by examining them in contemporary as well as historical settings and in a variety of cultural contexts
illustrate how human social, political, and economic institutions and behavior are inextricably interwoven.