Students learn to utilize a variety of research skills and engage in an interdisciplinary study of a broad range of topics. Examples of topics include women, societal values, the family, ethnic and economic minorities, social policy, childhood and schools, the history of thought, social change, the arts, political institutions and processes. A total of 12 credits is required. Courses may not be double counted with those taken to meet general education requirements. In addition, they must fulfill their general education requirements.
Students select a track according to their professional interests.
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