This page is to be used as a planning tool. Your degree audit is the official record of degree requirements. Updated August 2022
Ethics & Public Policy Requirements
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Courses marked with * have prerequisites.
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Philosophy Foundation: |
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Reasoning – one of the following: PHIL:1636 Principles of Reasoning (GE: QFR) PHIL:2603 Intro to Symbolic Logic |
Value Theory – one of the following: PHIL:1034 Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness (GE: HP) PHIL:1401 Matters of Life and Death (GE: V&C) PHIL:2402 Intro to Ethics (GE: V&C) PHIL:2422 Feminist Ethics PHIL:2432 Intro to Political Philosophy PHIL:2435 Philosophy of Law PHIL:2436 The Nature of Evil |
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Sociology & Criminology Foundation |
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Theory – one of the following: SOC:1010 Introduction to Sociology (GE: SS) SOC:1030 Contemporary Social Problems (GE: D&I) |
Law, Sociology, & Criminology – one of the following: CRIM:1410 Intro to Criminology (GE: SS) CRIM:1447 Intro to the Criminal Justice System CRIM:2430 Comparative Criminal Justice Systems CRIM:2460 Policing in Modern Society CRIM:3425 Women, Crime, and Justice SOC:1219 Equality, Opportunity, & Policy (GE: SS) SOC:2130 Sociological Theory SOC:2810 Social Inequality (GE: V&C) SOC:3510 Medical Sociology |
Political Science Foundation |
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Foundation – one of the following: POLI:1100 Intro to American Politics (GE: SS) POLI:1300 Political Thought & Action (GE: SS; V&C) POLI:1400 Intro to Comparative Politics (GE: IGI; SS) POLI:1700 Intro to Political Analysis (GE: QFR) |
Policy – one of the following: POLI:1501 Intro to American Foreign Policy (GE: IGI; SS) POLI:3111 American Public Policy |
Economics Foundation |
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Required: ECON:1100 Principles of Microeconomics (GE: SS) |
AND – one of the following: ECON:1200 Macroeconomics (GE: SS) ECON:3380 Business and Government* ECON:3650 Policy Analysis* ECON:3760 Health Economics* |
Field of Specialization |
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See below for list of courses. †In rare circumstances, a student may petition the EPP Faculty Steering Committee for approval of a self-designed field. Students interested in designing their own specialization field should speak with the departmental advisor as early as possible after they declare the major and before they complete the designated coursework. |
Philosophy: |
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PHIL:2402 Intro to Ethics (GE: V&C) PHIL:2415 Bioethics PHIL:2422 Feminist Ethics PHIL:2425 Sex, Marriage, Friendship, and the Law PHIL:2429 War, Terrorism, and Torture PHIL:2432 Intro to Political Philosophy PHIL:2435 Philosophy of Law PHIL:2436 The Nature of Evil PHIL:3342 Multiculturalism and Toleration PHIL:3430 Philosophy of Human Rights PHIL:3510 Neuroethics PHIL:3604 Intro to Philosophy of Science PHIL:3902 Workshop: Analytical Skills for the LSAT PHIL:3920 Philosophy in Public PHIL:4375 Rawls’s Political Philosophy PHIL:4480 Analytic Ethics PHIL:4481 Issues in Philosophy of Law PHIL:4482 Early Modern Ethics PHIL:4485 Political Philosophy |
Sociology & Criminology |
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CRIM:3415 Global Criminology CRIM:3416 Race, Crime, and Justice CRIM:3417 Community Corrections CRIM:3420 Juvenile Delinquency CRIM:3437 American Crime CRIM:3450 Criminal Legal System CRIM:4400 Internship Criminal Justice & Correction* CRIM:4420 Criminal Punishment CRIM:4430 Interpersonal Violence in Society CRIM:4440 Sociology of White-Collar Crime CRIM:4450 Juvenile Justice: A Sociolegal Perspective CRIM:4460 Sociology of Law SOC:2830 Race and Ethnicity SOC:3171 Drugs and Society SOC:3510 Medical Sociology SOC:3525 Public Opinion SOC:3540 Social Psychology of Good and Evil SOC:3610 Organizations and Modern Society SOC:3650 Education, Schools, and Society* SOC:3880 Sociology of Networks SOC:4200 Sociology of Religion SOC:4540 Political Sociology and Social Movements* |
Political Science: |
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POLI:2417 Comparative Environmental Policy POLI:3101 American Constitutional Law and Politics POLI:3102 The U.S. Congress POLI:3104 Immigration Politics POLI:3110 Local Politics POLI:3111 American Public Policy POLI:3114 Women and Politics in the United States POLI:3116 The Presidency POLI:3117 Bureaucratic Politics and Public Admin POLI:3118 Interest Groups POLI:3120 The Criminal Justice System POLI:3121 The Judicial Process POLI:3126 Environmental Policy POLI:3127 Legislative Policy Seminar POLI:3128 Politics of the U.S. National Park System POLI:3160 Research Task Force POLI:3204 Public Opinion POLI:3300 Postmodern Political Theory POLI:3302 Current Political Theory POLI:3305 Modern Political Theory POLI:3306 Problems of Democracy POLI:3350 Games of Politics POLI:3400 Political Economy POLI:3410 Russian Foreign Policy POLI:3411 Democracy: Global Trends and Struggles POLI:3423 The Middle East: Policy and Diplomacy POLI:3424 Global Development POLI:3425 South Asia: Politics, Identity, and Conflict POLI:3427 Latinas/ox/x and the Law POLI:3428 Statecraft, Diplomacy, and World Order POLI:3503 Politics of Terrorism POLI:3509 Int’l Courts: Intersection of Law and Politics POLI:3512 International Conflict POLI:3516 The Politics of International Economics POLI:3517 Global Justice POLI:3518 Water Wars: Conflict and Cooperation POLI:3519 Politics of Aging POLI:3522 Ending Wars and Keeping Peace POLI:3530 Diplomacy Lab POLI:3560 Public Policy and Persuasion POLI:3601 Politics of Film |
Economics: |
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ECON:3100 Intermediate Microeconomics* ECON:3345 Global Economics and Business* ECON:3350 Industry Analysis* ECON:3380 Business and Government* ECON:3620 Economic Growth and Development* ECON:3625 Environmental & Natural Resources Econ* ECON:3640 Regional and Urban Economics* ECON:3650 Policy Analysis* ECON:3760 Health Economics* ECON:4160 Public Sector Economics* |
Honors in the Major: |
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