Degree Programs

Take courses in politics, economics, and statistics, and develop a specialty through electives in areas including environmental, health, and social policy

Gain a foundation in broad topics and social issues that social workers and social welfare advocates encounter, from domestic violence to international crises.

Through flexible coursework and a research-based internship, you’ll learn to evaluate the differences and impact of cooperative enterprises in the marketplace.

Prepare for an entry-level job in a research environment or for graduate study in a field such as survey research, public health, and more.

Specialize in either language or a focused area of study as you develop a concentration in Latin American/Latino Studies to supplement to your degree

Explore the sociological theories of crime, law, and the criminal justice system through courses on access to justice, inequality, mass incarceration, and more.

Learn to interpret messaging from all types of media and teach these critical skills to members of your community, including children and adults.

Study the types of human population processes that play a key role in the fields of global health, international development, urban planning, and more.

The International Relations Certificate can be combined with any undergraduate major, and highlights your interest in world affairs. 

Earn a letter of specialization in comparative and international law, conflict resolution, constitutional law, law and social justice, and more