Social Sciences: Nine credit hours

Within the 18 credit hours required in the Humanities and Fine Arts  and Social Sciences, up to six credit hours may be taken in the same department.

• CLS 255 - Greek and Roman History
    
• COM 185 - Mass Media and Society
    
• EAS 165 - Introduction to East Asia
    
• EAS 292 - Japanese Culture and Society
    
• ECN 100 - Economics of Social Issues
    
• ECN 250 - Microeconomic Principles
    
• ECN 252 - Macroeconomic Principles
    
• ENV 248 - American Environmental History
    
• FRN 331 - Contemporary France
    
• GWS 100 - Introduction to Sex, Gender and Sexuality
    
• GWS 220 - Families and Intimate Relationships
    
• GWS 250 - U.S. Women’s History
    
• HST 101 - Western Civilization I
    
• HST 104 - Western Civilization II
    
• HST 108 - Western Civilization III
    
• HST 115 - Topics in U. S. History
    
• HST 120 - Chicago History
    
• HST 140 - Modern Ireland
    
• HST 150 - Mapping the World: Voyages in Global History and Geography
    
• HST 154 - Global Perspectives: Premodern Era
    
• HST 155 - Global Perspectives: Modern Era
    
• HST 165 - Introduction to East Asia
    
• HST 170 - Cultural Regions of the World  
• HST 175 - Latin American History
    
• HST 185 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa
    
• HST 210 - City Life
    
• HST 221 - U.S. History to 1865
    
• HST 223 - U.S. History from 1865–1945
    
• HST 225 - U.S. History since 1945
    
• HST 245 - Illinois History
    
• HST 248 - American Environmental History
    
• HST 249 - African-American History
    
• HST 250 - U.S. Women’s History
    
• HST 255 - Greek and Roman History
    
• HST 256 - Medieval and Renaissance Europe
    
• HST 257 - Reformation Europe
    
• HST 258 - Early Modern Europe
    
• HST 261 - Traditional China
    
• HST 263 - Japanese History
    
• HST 265 - Modern China
    
• HST 267 - Topics in Global History
    
• HST 268 - India since 1750
    
• HST 270 - U.S. Diplomatic History
    
• HST 271 - Modern Middle East
    
• HST 280 - Europe’s Age of Mass Hysteria
    
• HST 281 - Europe’s Age of Mass Destruction
      
• KIN 150 - History of Physical Education and Sport
    
• LEV 121 - Issues in Leadership
    
• LEV 230 - Conflict Resolution
    
• PSC 101 - Introduction to American Government
    
• PSC 102 - Introduction to International Relations
    
• PSC 103 - Introduction to Law
    
• PSC 200 - Introduction to Political Science
    
• PSC 201 - Practices of Political Science
    
• PSC 211 - American Presidency
    
• PSC 212 - American Congress
    
• PSC 213 - Elections and Campaigns
    
• PSC 214 - American Political Parties and Interest Groups
    
• PSC 215 - Political Behavior and Public Opinion
    
• PSY 100 - Psychology: Science of Behavior
    
• PSY 210 - Child Development
    
• PSY 220 - Psychology of Adolescence
    
• PSY 230 - Psychology of Adulthood and Aging
    
• PSY 240 - Social Psychology
    
• SOA 100 - Introduction to Sociology
    
• SOA 105 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
    
• SOA 155 - Native Americans
    
• SOA 170 - Cultural Regions of the World
    
• SOA 185 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa
    
• SOA 190 - Urban Problems
    
• SOA 220 - Families and Intimate Relationships
    
• SPN 331 - Latin American Area and Civilization