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U.S. Cultures & Communities (USCC) and International Perspectives (IP) designations reflected on this list are based on an export from the 2024-25 Catalog on August 16, 2024. You can sort the columns below by clicking on a column header or by using the search box. The search bar allows you to search multiple fields; for example, type “USCC Arts/Hum” to identify courses on the LAS Arts & Humanities list that are approved for U.S. Cultures and Communities.

Full course descriptions are in the catalog, under A-Z Courses: catalog.iastate.edu

Key

  • Arts/Hum = Area I. Arts and Humanities
  • Math = Area II.A. Mathematical Disciplines
  • Nat Sci = Area II.B. Natural Sciences
  • Soc Sci = Area III. Social Sciences
  • USCC = U.S. Cultures & Communities
  • IP = International Perspectives
CourseUSCC/IPGen EdNote
AESHM 3420 – Aesthetics of Consumer ExperienceArts/Hum
AFAM 2010 – Introduction to African American StudiesUSCCArts/Hum
AFAM 3100/ HIST 3100 – Africa to 1880IPArts/Hum
AFAM 3110/ HIST 3110 – Africa under Colonial RuleIPArts/Hum
AFAM 3340/ RELIG 3340 – Africana ReligionsUSCCArts/Hum
AFAM 3470/ ENGL 3470 – African American LiteratureArts/Hum
AFAM 3500/ WGS 3500 – Women of Color in the U.SArts/Hum
AFAM 3530/ HIST 3530 – History of African Americans IUSCCArts/Hum
AFAM 3540/ HIST 3540 – History of African Americans IIUSCCArts/Hum
AFAM 4690X/ HIST 4690X – History of Racial Violence in Europe and the United States, 1865-1945USCCArts/Hum
AFAM 4730/ HIST 4730/ USLS 4730 – Civil Rights and Ethnic PowerUSCCArts/Hum
AI 2020X – Ethical Design, Use, and Impact of AIArts/HumNew for 2024-25 Catalog
AMD 2570 – Museum StudiesArts/Hum
AMD 3540 – Euro-American Dress History: Prehistoric to Mid-19th CenturyIPArts/Hum
AMD 3560 – Euro-American Dress History: Mid-19th Century to the PresentArts/Hum
AMIN 2010 – Native People in American CultureUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 2050 – American Indians in the MoviesUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 2100 – Introduction to American Indian StudiesUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 2250/ ANTHR 2250 – American Indians of IowaUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 2400/ ENGL 2400 – Introduction to American Indian LiteratureUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 3100 – Contemporary Topics in American Indian StudiesArts/Hum
AMIN 3110 – Federal Indian Law and PolicyUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 3120 – American Indian EducationUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 3130/ NREM 3130 – Native Land, Water, and ResourcesUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 3150/ ANTHR 3150 – Archaeology of North AmericaArts/Hum
AMIN 3240/ ANTHR 3240 – Health and Native American CommunitiesUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 3460/ ENGL 3460 – American Indian LiteratureUSCCArts/Hum
AMIN 4260/ ARCH 4260 – Topics in Native American ArchitectureArts/Hum
ANTHR 2100/ WLC 2100 – Introduction to Asian American StudiesUSCCArts/Hum
ANTHR 3210 – World PrehistoryArts/Hum
ANTHR 3690/ CLST 3690 – Ancient EgyptIPArts/Hum
ANTHR 3760A/ CLST 3760A – Classical Archeology: Bronze Age and Early Iron Age GreeceIPArts/Hum
ANTHR 3760B/ CLST 3760B – Classical Archeology: Archaic through Hellenistic Greece (ca 700-30 BCE)IPArts/Hum
ANTHR 3760C/ CLST 3760C – Classical Archaeology: Roman Archaeology (ca 1000 BCE-400 CE)IPArts/Hum
ANTHR 3890/ RELIG 3890 – Exhibiting ReligionArts/Hum
ARABC 3710X/ WLC 3710X – The Arabian NightsIPArts/Hum
ARABC 3750 – Arab CultureIPArts/Hum
ARCH 2200 – Contemporary ArchitectureArts/Hum
ARCH 2210 – Histories and Theories of Architecture to 1750IPArts/Hum
ARCH 3210 – History of the American CityUSCCArts/Hum
ARCH 3220 – Histories and Theories of Architecture after 1750IPArts/Hum
ARCH 4200 – Topics in American ArchitectureArts/Hum
ARCH 4220 – Topics in Medieval ArchitectureIPArts/Hum
ARCH 4230 – Topics in Renaissance to Mid-Eighteenth Century ArchitectureIPArts/Hum
ARCH 4240 – Topics in Nineteenth Century ArchitectureArts/Hum
ARCH 4250 – Topics in Twentieth Century and Contemporary ArchitectureArts/Hum
ARCH 4270 – History, Theory, and Criticism of Chinese ArchitectureIPArts/Hum
ARCH 4290 – Topics in Italian ArchitectureArts/Hum
ARTGR 3870 – Graphic Design History/Theory/ Criticism IIPArts/Hum
ARTH 2800 – History of Art IIPArts/Hum
ARTH 2810 – History of Art IIIPArts/Hum
ARTH 2920 – Introduction to Visual Culture StudiesArts/Hum
ARTH 2930 – Origins and Evolution of Modern DesignArts/Hum
ARTH 3710X/ CHIN 3710X – Chinese Calligraphy: History, Appreciation and PracticeIPArts/HumNew for 2025-26 Catalog
ARTH 3820 – Art and Architecture of AsiaIPArts/Hum
ARTH 3830/ CLST 3830 – Greek and Roman ArtArts/Hum
ARTH 3840 – Art of IslamIPArts/Hum
ARTH 3850 – Renaissance ArtArts/Hum
ARTH 3860 – American Art to 1945USCCArts/Hum
ARTH 3880 – Modern Art and TheoryArts/Hum
ARTH 3950 – Art and Theory Since 1945USCCArts/Hum
ARTH 3960 – History of PhotographyArts/Hum
ARTH 4870 – Nineteenth-Century ArtArts/Hum
ARTH 4890 – History of ComicsArts/Hum
ARTH 4940/ WGS 4940 – Women/Gender in ArtArts/Hum
ARTH 4980 – Selected Topics in Art HistoryArts/Hum
ARTID 3550 – Interior Design History/Theory/Criticism IIPArts/Hum
ARTID 3560 – Interior Design History/Theory/Criticism IIIPArts/Hum
ASL 3250 – Deaf Peoples: Pre-World War IIArts/Hum
BIOL 3070/ WGS 3070/ WISE 3070 – Women in Science and EngineeringUSCCArts/Hum
CHIN 3040 – Chinese for Global ProfessionalsIPArts/Hum
CHIN 3700 – Chinese Literature in English TranslationIPArts/Hum
CHIN 3720 – Introduction to Chinese CultureIPArts/Hum
CHIN 3750 – China TodayIPArts/Hum
CHIN 3780 – Chinese Film and SocietyIPArts/Hum
CHIN 4030A – Seminar in Chinese Language and Culture: Translating Contemporary Chinese TextsIPArts/Hum
CHIN 4030B – Seminar in Chinese Language and Culture: Topics on Business and ProfessionsIPArts/Hum
CHIN 4030C – Seminar in Chinese Language and Culture: Reading Chinese TextsIPArts/Hum
CJ 3250/ POLS 3250/ RELIG 3250 – Religion, Law, and JusticeArts/Hum
CJ 3320/ PHIL 3320 – Philosophy of LawArts/Hum
CJ 3390/ PHIL 3390/ POLS 3390 – Liberty and Law in AmericaUSCCArts/Hum
CLST 2730 – Greek and Roman MythologyIPArts/Hum
CLST 2750 – The Ancient CityIPArts/Hum
CLST 3100/ PHIL 3100 – Ancient PhilosophyArts/Hum
CLST 3500/ ENGL 3500/ SPCM 3500 – Rhetorical TraditionsArts/Hum
CLST 3530/ ENGL 3530 – World Literature: Western Foundations through RenaissanceIPArts/Hum
CLST 3670/ RELIG 3670 – Christianity in the Roman EmpireArts/Hum
CLST 3680/ RELIG 3680 – Religions of Ancient Greece and RomeIPArts/Hum
CLST 3700X – Topics in the Ancient MediterraneanIPArts/Hum
CLST 3720 – Greek and Roman Tragedy and ComedyIPArts/Hum
CLST 3730 – Heroes of Greece, Rome, and TodayIPArts/Hum
CLST 3740/ HIST 3740/ WGS 3740 – Sex, Gender, and Culture in the Ancient Mediterranean WorldIPArts/Hum
CLST 3840/ HIST 3840 – Roman Italy: An IntroductionIPArts/Hum
CLST 3850/ HIST 3850 – Study Abroad: Roman Italy: Building the EmpireIPArts/Hum
CLST 4020/ HIST 4020 – Greek CivilizationArts/Hum
CLST 4030/ HIST 4030 – Roman CivilizationArts/Hum
CLST 4100/ PHIL 4100 – Soul, Mind, and World in Ancient Greek PhilosophyArts/Hum
CLST 4300/ POLS 4300 – Foundations of Western Political ThoughtArts/Hum
CLST 4800 – Seminar in Classical StudiesArts/Hum
DANCE 2700 – Dance AppreciationIPArts/Hum
DANCE 3600 – History and Philosophy of DanceArts/Hum
DSNS 1830 – Design in ContextArts/Hum
EDUC 3470 – Nature of ScienceArts/Hum
ENGL 1200/ LING 1200 – Computers and LanguageArts/Hum
ENGL 2010 – Introduction to LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 2070 – Introduction to Creative WritingArts/Hum
ENGL 2140 – Introduction to Technical CommunicationArts/Hum
ENGL 2220X – Artificial Intelligence and WritingArts/Hum
ENGL 2250 – Survey of British Literature to 1800Arts/Hum
ENGL 2260 – Survey of British Literature since 1800Arts/Hum
ENGL 2270 – Survey of American Literature to 1865Arts/Hum
ENGL 2280 – Survey of American Literature since 1865Arts/Hum
ENGL 2370 – Survey of Film HistoryArts/Hum
ENGL 2450X – Climate Change in Literature, Film, and Popular CultureArts/Hum
ENGL 2600 – Introduction to Literary StudyArts/Hum
ENGL 2750/ SPCM 2750 – Analysis of Popular Culture TextsArts/Hum
ENGL 3100/ SPCM 3100 – Rhetorical AnalysisArts/Hum
ENGL 3220/ LING 3220 – Language and SocietyArts/Hum
ENGL 3300 – Science FictionArts/Hum
ENGL 3350 – Studies in FilmArts/Hum
ENGL 3390 – Literary Theory and CriticismArts/Hum
ENGL 3450/ WGS 3450 – Women’s LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 3490 – Multicultural Literatures of the United StatesArts/Hum
ENGL 3520/ WGS 3520 – Queer LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 3540 – World Literature: Seventeenth Century to the PresentIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3550/ ENVS 3550 – Literature and the EnvironmentArts/Hum
ENGL 3600 – Studies in American Literature to 1800Arts/Hum
ENGL 3620 – Studies in 19th Century American LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 3640 – Studies in American Literature: 1900 to the PresentArts/Hum
ENGL 3700 – ShakespeareIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3730 – Studies in British Literature: The Middle AgesArts/Hum
ENGL 3750 – Studies in British Literature: The Restoration and 18th CenturyIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3760A – Studies in British Literature: RomanticIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3760B – Studies in British Literature: VictorianIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3770/ SPAN 3770/ USLS 3770 – Latina/o/x Life Stories: Memoirs and Oral HistoryArts/Hum
ENGL 3890 – Postcolonial LiteratureIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3930 – The History of Children’s LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 3950A – Study and Travel: LiteratureIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3950B – Study and Travel: Creative WritingIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3950C – Study and Travel: LinguisticsIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3950D – Study and Travel: Rhetoric and Professional CommunicationIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3950E – Study and Travel: Teacher EducationIPArts/Hum
ENGL 3960 – Teaching the Reading of Young Adult LiteratureArts/Hum
ENGL 4200/ LING 4200 – History of the English LanguageArts/Hum
ENGL 4220/ LING 4220/ WGS 4220 – Women, Men, and the English LanguageArts/Hum
ENVS 3340/ PHIL 3340 – Environmental EthicsArts/Hum
ENVS 3620/ HIST 3620 – Global Environmental HistoryArts/Hum
ENVS 3630/ HIST 3630 – U. S. Environmental HistoryArts/Hum
FRNCH 3040 – French for Global ProfessionalsIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3200 – France TodayIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3260 – French and Francophone FilmIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3400 – Cultural Expressions in the French-Speaking WorldIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3700 – French Studies in EnglishIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3700F/ WGS 3700F – Studies in English Translation: French Topics on Women and Gender StudiesIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3750 – Francophone Studies in EnglishIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 3780 – French CinemaIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 4400 – Seminar in French and/or Francophone StudiesIPArts/Hum
FRNCH 4760 – French Culture and Society in EnglishIPArts/Hum
GER 3040 – German for Global ProfessionalsIPArts/Hum
GER 3200 – Germany TodayIPArts/Hum
GER 3300 – German Literature and CultureIPArts/Hum
GER 3700 – German Studies in EnglishIPArts/Hum
GER 3700G/ WGS 3700G – Studies in English Translation: German Topics on Women or FeminismIPArts/Hum
GER 3710 – The Holocaust in Text, Image, and MemoryIPArts/Hum
GER 3750 – Grimms’ TalesIPArts/Hum
GER 3780 – German Film and Media StudiesIPArts/Hum
GER 4760 – Topics in German Cultural StudiesIPArts/Hum
HDFS 2400 – Literature for ChildrenUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 2010 – Introduction to Western Civilization IIPArts/Hum
HIST 2020 – Introduction to Western Civilization IIIPArts/Hum
HIST 2070 – Chinese CivilizationIPArts/Hum
HIST 2110 – Ancient Empires: From Sargon to CaesarIPArts/Hum
HIST 2120 – Medieval KingdomsArts/Hum
HIST 2210 – Survey of United States History IArts/Hum
HIST 2220 – Survey of United States History IIArts/Hum
HIST 2550 – Modern World History, Globalization in PerspectiveIPArts/Hum
HIST 2710 – The History of Sports in the United StatesArts/Hum
HIST 2720X – Game Design and HistoryArts/HumNew for 2025-26 Catalog
HIST 2800 – Introduction to History of Science IIPArts/Hum
HIST 2810 – Introduction to History of Science IIIPArts/Hum
HIST 2840 – Wonders of the World, Global History of InnovationIPArts/Hum
HIST 3040 – Cultural Heritage of the Ancient WorldArts/Hum
HIST 3070 – American Popular CultureArts/Hum
HIST 3180 – History of Early Modern Europe, 1450-1789Arts/Hum
HIST 3200 – History of Modern Europe, 1789 to PresentIPArts/Hum
HIST 3250 – Society and Politics in England, 1525-1700Arts/Hum
HIST 3270 – History of the British EmpireIPArts/Hum
HIST 3310 – History of the Islamic World to 1800Arts/Hum
HIST 3360 – Ancient ChinaIPArts/Hum
HIST 3370 – Modern ChinaIPArts/Hum
HIST 3390 – US-Asian RelationsIPArts/Hum
HIST 3400 – Colonial Latin AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 3410 – Modern Latin AmericaIPArts/Hum
HIST 3450X – History of American BusinessArts/Hum
HIST 3500X – Global History of AviationIPArts/Hum
HIST 3570 – American Family HistoryArts/Hum
HIST 3640 – The Mythic Wild WestArts/Hum
HIST 3650 – American Agriculture I: The Maya to McCormick’s ReaperArts/Hum
HIST 3660 – American Agriculture II: Homestead Act to GMOsArts/Hum
HIST 3670 – America EatsArts/Hum
HIST 3700 – History of IowaArts/Hum
HIST 3710/ USLS 3710 – Mexican American HistoryUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 3720/ USLS 3720 – Latina/o HistoryUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 3800/ WGS 3800 – History of Women in Science, Technology, and MedicineUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 3820/ PHIL 3820 – History and Philosophy of the Scientific RevolutionArts/Hum
HIST 3830 – Technology, Public Science, and European Culture, 1715-PresentIPArts/Hum
HIST 3860/ WGS 3860 – History of Women in AmericaUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 3870/ POLS 3870/ WGS 3870 – First Ladies in U.S. HistoryArts/Hum
HIST 3890 – American Military HistoryIPArts/Hum
HIST 3900 – World Military HistoryIPArts/Hum
HIST 3910 – American Diplomatic HistoryArts/Hum
HIST 3960A – Topics in History: EuropeArts/Hum
HIST 3960B – Topics in History: U.S. and North AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 3960C – Topics in History: GlobalArts/Hum
HIST 4050 – Transformations of the Early Medieval WorldArts/Hum
HIST 4060 – The Birth of Europe in the High Middle AgesArts/Hum
HIST 4070 – Crises of the Late Middle AgesArts/Hum
HIST 4100 – The Holocaust in HistoryIPArts/Hum
HIST 4140 – European Cultural and Intellectual HistoryArts/Hum
HIST 4190 – History of Modern FranceArts/Hum
HIST 4200 – France’s Revolutionary Century, 1715-1815Arts/Hum
HIST 4210 – History of Russia IIPArts/Hum
HIST 4220 – History of Russia IIIPArts/Hum
HIST 4230 – The Russian and Soviet Mind: Intellectual and Cultural Life, 1762-1991Arts/Hum
HIST 4240 – History of Modern GermanyIPArts/Hum
HIST 4270 – Crime and Policing in England 1550-1850Arts/Hum
HIST 4280 – Punishment, Mentalities, and Society in England, 1550-1868Arts/Hum
HIST 4290 – Monstrous London: London’s Histories 1500-1800Arts/Hum
HIST 4310 – Modern EnglandIPArts/Hum
HIST 4350 – History of the Modern Middle EastIPArts/Hum
HIST 4410 – History of Modern Mexico and Central AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 4420 – Rebellions and Revolutions in Latin AmericaIPArts/Hum
HIST 4490 – US Gilded Age, 1877-1900Arts/Hum
HIST 4500 – Colonial AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 4510 – American Revolutionary EraArts/Hum
HIST 4530 – Law and Society in U.S. History: Crime, Race, Family, Work and PropertyArts/Hum
HIST 4540 – Early American RepublicArts/Hum
HIST 4550 – U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction EraArts/Hum
HIST 4570/ WGS 4570 – History of American SexualitiesUSCCArts/Hum
HIST 4580 – U.S. 1900 to 1945Arts/Hum
HIST 4590 – U.S. 1945 to the PresentArts/Hum
HIST 4600 – The Great PlainsArts/Hum
HIST 4610 – The American SouthArts/Hum
HIST 4650 – The American WestArts/Hum
HIST 4680 – History of Rural AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 4790 – China and the Cold WarArts/Hum
HIST 4810 – Public HistoryArts/Hum
HIST 4820 – Birth, Death, Medicine, and DiseaseArts/Hum
HIST 4880 – American Stuff, Colonial Times to the PresentArts/Hum
HIST 4890 – The World at WarArts/Hum
HIST 4960A – Advanced Topics in History: EuropeArts/Hum
HIST 4960B – Advanced Topics in History: U.S. and North AmericaArts/Hum
HIST 4960C – Advanced Topics in History: GlobalArts/Hum
INTST 3950B – Interdisciplinary Study Abroad: HumanitiesArts/Hum
JLMC 1400X – Identity, Diversity and the MediaUSCCArts/Hum
JLMC 4610 – History of American JournalismArts/Hum
JLMC 4640 – Journalism and LiteratureArts/Hum
LA 3710 – History of Modern Landscapes, 1750 to PresentArts/Hum
LA 3730 – Gardens and Landscapes from Antiquity to 1750IPArts/Hum
LA 4780D – Topical Studies in Landscape Architecture: History/Theory/CriticismArts/Hum
LAS 3500B – Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies: HumanitiesArts/Hum
LING 1190/ WLC 1190 – Introduction to World LanguagesIPArts/Hum
LING 3510/ SPAN 3510/ USLS 3510 – Introduction to Spanish-English TranslationIPArts/Hum
LING 3540/ SPAN 3540 – Introduction to Spanish-English InterpretationIPArts/Hum
LING 4620/ SPAN 4620 – Contrastive Analysis of Spanish/ English for TranslatorsArts/Hum
LING 4630/ SPAN 4630 – Contemporary Spanish LinguisticsIPArts/Hum
MUSIC 1010 – Fundamentals of MusicArts/Hum
MUSIC 1020 – Introduction to Music ListeningIPArts/Hum
MUSIC 1200 – Introduction to Music Literature and StylesArts/Hum
MUSIC 2240 – Music Theory IArts/Hum
MUSIC 2250 – Aural Theory IArts/Hum
MUSIC 2340 – Music Theory IIArts/Hum
MUSIC 2350 – Aural Theory IIArts/Hum
MUSIC 3020 – Masterpieces of Music and Art in Western CultureArts/Hum
MUSIC 3040 – History of American Rock ‘n’ RollArts/Hum
MUSIC 3830 – History of Music IIPArts/Hum
MUSIC 3840 – History of Music IIIPArts/Hum
MUSIC 4720 – History of American MusicUSCCArts/Hum
MUSIC 4730 – Topics in Advanced Music HistoryArts/Hum
MUSIC 4750 – Music of the Romantic EraArts/Hum
MUSIC 4760 – Music of the Twentieth CenturyArts/Hum
NS 2120 – Seapower and Maritime AffairsArts/Hum
PHIL 2010 – Introduction to PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 2060 – Introduction to Logic and Scientific ReasoningArts/Hum
PHIL 2300 – Moral Theory and PracticeArts/Hum
PHIL 2350 – Ethical Issues in a Diverse SocietyUSCCArts/Hum
PHIL 3140 – 17th Century PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3150 – 18th Century PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3160 – 19th Century Continental PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3180 – History of Analytic PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3200 – ExistentialismArts/Hum
PHIL 3300 – Ethical TheoryArts/Hum
PHIL 3310 – Moral Problems in MedicineArts/Hum
PHIL 3350 – Social and Political PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3360 – Bioethics and BiotechnologyArts/Hum
PHIL 3380/ WGS 3380 – Feminist PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 3400 – AestheticsArts/Hum
PHIL 3430 – Philosophy of TechnologyArts/Hum
PHIL 3500/ RELIG 3500 – Philosophy of ReligionArts/Hum
PHIL 3630 – Metaphysics in Science Fiction and Popular CultureArts/Hum
PHIL 3640 – Metaphysics: God, Minds, and MatterArts/Hum
PHIL 3660 – Truth, Belief, and ReasonArts/Hum
PHIL 3800 – Philosophy of ScienceArts/Hum
PHIL 3890 – Philosophy of Psychology and PsychiatryArts/Hum
PHIL 4300 – Value TheoryArts/Hum
PHIL 4350/ POLS 4350 – Contemporary Political PhilosophyArts/Hum
PHIL 4500 – Agency and Free WillArts/Hum
PHIL 4650 – Brains, Minds, and ComputersArts/Hum
PHIL 4660 – Topics in EpistemologyArts/Hum
PHIL 4850 – Philosophy of PhysicsArts/Hum
POLS 2350 – Introduction to Ethics and PoliticsArts/Hum
POLS 3330 – Democracy and Diversity in AmericaUSCCArts/Hum
POLS 4310 – Modern Political ThoughtArts/Hum
PORT 3750 – Brazil TodayIPArts/Hum
PSYCH 3480/ RELIG 3480 – Psychology of ReligionArts/Hum
RELIG 2050/ WLC 2050 – World ReligionsIPArts/Hum
RELIG 2100 – Religion in AmericaUSCCArts/Hum
RELIG 2150 – Religion and Popular CultureIPArts/Hum
RELIG 2420 – History of Christianity: Early to MedievalIPArts/Hum
RELIG 2430 – History of Christianity: ModernArts/Hum
RELIG 3210 – The Hebrew BibleArts/Hum
RELIG 3220 – The New TestamentArts/Hum
RELIG 3280 – Native American ReligionsArts/Hum
RELIG 3320 – CatholicismArts/Hum
RELIG 3360/ WGS 3360 – Religion, Sex and GenderIPArts/Hum
RELIG 3390/ WGS 3390 – Goddess ReligionsArts/Hum
RELIG 3490 – Cognitive Science of ReligionIPArts/Hum
RELIG 3520/ WLC 3520 – Religions of IndiaIPArts/Hum
RELIG 3580/ WLC 3580 – IslamIPArts/Hum
RELIG 3590/ WLC 3590 – The QuranIPArts/Hum
RELIG 3600 – Religion and EthicsArts/Hum
RELIG 3610X – Religion, Health, and MedicineArts/Hum
RELIG 3800 – Catholic Social ThoughtArts/Hum
RELIG 4750 – Seminar: Issues in the Study of ReligionArts/Hum
RUS 3040 – Russian for Global ProfessionalsIPArts/Hum
RUS 3140 – Reading Russian Literary and Cultural TextsIPArts/Hum
RUS 3700 – Russian Studies in English TranslationIPArts/Hum
RUS 3700A – Russian Studies in English Translation: Topics in Russian LiteratureIPArts/Hum
RUS 3700B – Russian Studies in English Translation: Russian Fairy TalesIPArts/Hum
RUS 3700R/ WGS 3700R – Studies in English Translation: Russian Topics on Women or FeminismIPArts/Hum
RUS 3750 – Russia TodayIPArts/Hum
RUS 3780 – Russian Film Studies in EnglishIPArts/Hum
SPAN 1950 – Study AbroadIPArts/Hum
SPAN 2950 – Study AbroadIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3020A – Mini-Modules for Global Professionals: Tourism and HospitalityIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3020B – Mini-Modules for Global Professionals: Health and MedicineIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3020C – Mini-Modules for Global Professionals: Criminal Justice and the LawIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3040 – Spanish for Global ProfessionalsIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3050/ USLS 3050 – Spanish for Heritage SpeakersUSCCArts/Hum
SPAN 3060X – Spanish for Medical and Health ProfessionsIPArts/HumNew for 2025-26 Catalog; offering F24 as LAS 3500B
SPAN 3140 – Textual and Media AnalysesIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3210 – Spanish CivilizationIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3220 – Latin American CivilizationIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3230 – Spain TodayIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3240 – Latin America TodayIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3250/ USLS 3250 – Culture and Community: Iowa and Midwest Latino/asArts/Hum
SPAN 3260 – Studies in Hispanic Art or FilmIPArts/Hum
SPAN 327X – Valencia Through the CenturiesIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3300 – Studies in Spanish LiteratureIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3320 – Studies in Latin American LiteratureIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3700S/ WGS 3700S – Studies in English Translation: Hispanic Topics on Women or FeminismIPArts/Hum
SPAN 3780 – Hispanic Film Studies in EnglishIPArts/Hum
SPAN 4400 – Seminar on the Literatures and Cultures of SpainIPArts/Hum
SPAN 4410 – Seminar on Cervantes and the Golden AgeIPArts/Hum
SPAN 4450 – Seminar on the Literatures and Cultures of Latin AmericaIPArts/Hum
SPCM 2160 – America Speaks: Great Speakers and Speeches in US HistoryUSCCArts/Hum
THTRE 1060 – Introduction to the Performing ArtsArts/Hum
THTRE 1100 – Theatre and SocietyArts/Hum
THTRE 4650 – Theatre History: Ancient to 19th CenturyArts/Hum
THTRE 4660 – Theatre History: 19th Century to PresentArts/Hum
USLS 2110 – Introduction to U.S. Latino/a StudiesUSCCArts/Hum
WFS 2780 – Introduction to Global FilmIPArts/Hum
WGS 2010 – Introduction to Women’s and Gender StudiesUSCCArts/Hum
WGS 2100 – Gender and Sexuality in American Pop CultureArts/Hum
WGS 3010 – International Perspectives on Women and GenderIPArts/Hum
WLC 2700 – Cultures in TransitionIPArts/Hum
WLC 3700A – Topics in World Languages and Cultures in English Translation: Global SustainabilityIPArts/Hum
WLC 3700B – Topics in World Languages and Cultures in English Translation: Middle EastIPArts/Hum
WLC 3700C – Topics in World Languages and Cultures in English Translation: Global Urban CulturesIPArts/Hum
COMS 1070 – Windows Application ProgrammingMath
COMS 2070 – Fundamentals of Computer ProgrammingMath
COMS 2270 – Object-oriented ProgrammingMath
LING 2070/ PHIL 2070 – Introduction to Symbolic LogicMath
MATH 1040 – Introduction to ProbabilityMath
MATH 1050 – Introduction to Mathematical IdeasMath
MATH 1400 – College AlgebraMath
MATH 1430 – Preparation for CalculusMath
MATH 1450 – Applied TrigonometryMath
MATH 1500 – Discrete Mathematics for Business and Social SciencesMath
MATH 1510 – Calculus for Business and Social SciencesMath
MATH 1600 – Survey of CalculusMath
MATH 1630X – Elements of CalculusMath
MATH 1640X – Advanced Elements of CalculusMath
MATH 1650 – Calculus IMath
MATH 1660 – Calculus IIMath
MATH 2010 – Introduction to ProofsMath
MATH 2650 – Calculus IIIMath
MATH 2660 – Elementary Differential EquationsMath
MATH 2670 – Elementary Differential Equations and Laplace TransformsMath
STAT 1010 – Principles of StatisticsMath
STAT 1040 – Introduction to StatisticsMath
STAT 2010 – Introduction to Statistical Concepts and MethodsMath
STAT 2260 – Introduction to Business Statistics IMath
AGRON 1200/ ENVS 1200/ NREM 1200 – Introduction to Renewable ResourcesNat Sci
AGRON 1400/ ENVS 1400/ GEOL 1400/ MTEOR 1400 – Climate and SocietyIPNat Sci
AGRON 1600/ ENVS 1600/ GEOL 1600/ MTEOR 1600 – Water Resources of the WorldIPNat Sci
AGRON 1810 – Introduction to Crop ScienceNat Sci
AGRON 1820 – Introduction to Soil ScienceNat Sci
AGRON 2060/ MTEOR 2060 – Introduction to Weather and ClimateNat Sci
AGRON 2400/ ENT 2400 – Hemp: Potential and Constraints for a New CropNat Sci
AGRON 3200/ GEN 3200 – Genetics, Agriculture and BiotechnologyNat Sci
AGRON 4040/ ENSCI 4040/ ENVS 4040/ MTEOR 4040 – Global ChangeNat Sci
AGRON 4050/ ENSCI 4050/ MTEOR 4050 – Soil-Plant-Animal-Atmosphere PhysicsNat Sci
AGRON 4060/ ENSCI 4060/ MTEOR 4060 – World ClimatesIPNat Sci
AGRON 4520/ ENSCI 4520/ GEOL 4520 – Intro GIS for GeoscientistsNat Sci
ANTHR 2020 – Human OriginsNat Sci
ANTHR 3070 – Biological AnthropologyNat Sci
ANTHR 3170 – Primate Behavior, Ecology, and EvolutionNat Sci
ANTHR 3190 – Skeletal BiologyNat Sci
ANTHR 3280 – Archaeological Discovery and AnalysisNat Sci
ANTHR 4240 – Forensic AnthropologyNat Sci
ANTHR 4450 – Biological Field SchoolNat Sci
ASTRO 1020 – North Star AstronomyNat Sci
ASTRO 1030 – Evening StarNat Sci
ASTRO 1200 – The Sky and the Solar SystemNat Sci
ASTRO 1500 – Stars, Galaxies, and CosmologyNat Sci
ASTRO 2500 – Astronomy BizarreNat Sci
BBMB 1200/ FSHN 1200 – The Biochemistry of BeerNat Sci
BBMB 1200L/ FSHN 1200L – Biochemistry of Beer LaboratoryNat Sci
BBMB 1210 – Medicines, Drugs and YouNat Sci
BBMB 2210 – Structure and Reactions in Biochemical ProcessesNat Sci
BIOL 1010 – Introductory BiologyNat Sci
BIOL 1550 – Human BiologyNat Sci
BIOL 1730/ ENVS 1730 – Environmental BiologyNat Sci
BIOL 2040/ ENVS 2040 – BiodiversityNat Sci
BIOL 2110 – Principles of Biology INat Sci
BIOL 2110L – Principles of Biology Laboratory INat Sci
BIOL 2120 – Principles of Biology IINat Sci
BIOL 2120L – Principles of Biology Laboratory IINat Sci
BIOL 2550 – Fundamentals of Human AnatomyNat Sci
BIOL 2550L – Fundamentals of Human Anatomy LaboratoryNat Sci
BIOL 2560 – Fundamentals of Human PhysiologyNat Sci
BIOL 2560L – Fundamentals of Human Physiology LaboratoryNat Sci
BIOL 3440/ WGS 3440 – Human ReproductionNat Sci
BIOL 3500 – Comprehensive Human AnatomyNat Sci
BIOL 3570 – Biology of PlantsNat Sci
CHEM 1600 – Chemistry in Modern SocietyNat Sci
CHEM 1630 – College ChemistryNat Sci
CHEM 1630L – Laboratory in College ChemistryNat Sci
CHEM 1670 – General Chemistry for Engineering StudentsNat Sci
CHEM 1670L – Laboratory in General Chemistry for EngineeringNat Sci
CHEM 1770 – General Chemistry INat Sci
CHEM 1770L – Laboratory in General Chemistry INat Sci
CHEM 1780 – General Chemistry IINat Sci
CHEM 1780L – Laboratory in College Chemistry IINat Sci
CHEM 2010 – Advanced General ChemistryNat Sci
CHEM 2010L – Laboratory in Advanced General ChemistryNat Sci
CHEM 2110 – Quantitative and Environmental AnalysisNat Sci
CHEM 2110L – Quantitative and Environmental Analysis LaboratoryNat Sci
CHEM 2310 – Elementary Organic ChemistryNat Sci
CHEM 2310L – Laboratory in Elementary Organic ChemistryNat Sci
ENSCI 3240/ ENVS 3240/ GEOL 3240/ MTEOR 3240 – Energy and the EnvironmentNat Sci
ENSCI 4790/ GEOL 4790 – Surficial ProcessesNat Sci
ENT 2010 – Introduction to InsectsNat Sci
ENT 2110 – Insects and SocietyNat Sci
ENT 2140 – Insects in Forensic ScienceNat Sci
ENT 3700 – Insect BiologyNat Sci
ENT 3740/ MICRO 3740 – Insects and Our HealthIPNat Sci
ENVS 1010/ GEOL 1010 – Environmental Geology: Earth in CrisisNat Sci
ENVS 1080/ GEOL 1080 – Introduction to OceanographyNat Sci
ENVS 1110/ GEOL 1110 – Geological DisastersNat Sci
ENVS 1300/ NREM 1300 – Natural Resources and AgricultureNat Sci
FSHN 1010 – Food and the ConsumerNat Sci
FSHN 1670 – Introductory Human Nutrition and HealthNat Sci
GEOL 1000 – How the Earth WorksNat Sci
GEOL 1000L – How the Earth Works: LaboratoryNat Sci
GEOL 1020 – History of the EarthNat Sci
GEOL 1020L – History of the Earth: LaboratoryNat Sci
GEOL 1030 – Age of DinosaursNat Sci
GEOL 1050 – Gems and GemstonesNat Sci
GEOL 2010 – Geology for Engineers and Environmental ScientistsNat Sci
GEOL 4060 – Geology Field CourseNat Sci
IALL 3120 – EcologyNat Sci
IALL 3260 – OrnithologyNat Sci
IALL 3670 – Plant TaxonomyNat Sci
INTST 3950D – Interdisciplinary Study Abroad: Mathematics and Natural ScienceNat Sci
MICRO 1010 – Microbial WorldNat Sci
MICRO 2010 – Introduction to MicrobiologyNat Sci
MICRO 2010L – Introductory Microbiology LaboratoryNat Sci
MICRO 3020 – Biology of MicroorganismsNat Sci
MICRO 3020L – Microbiology LaboratoryNat Sci
MTEOR 1070 – Severe and Hazardous WeatherNat Sci
MTEOR 3010 – General MeteorologyNat Sci
PHYS 1010 – Physics for the NonscientistNat Sci
PHYS 1150 – Physics for the Life SciencesNat Sci
PHYS 1150L – Laboratory in Physics for the Life SciencesNat Sci
PHYS 1310 – General Physics INat Sci
PHYS 1310L – General Physics I LaboratoryNat Sci
PHYS 1320 – General Physics IINat Sci
PHYS 1320L – General Physics II LaboratoryNat Sci
PHYS 2310 – Introduction to Classical Physics INat Sci
PHYS 2310L – Introduction to Classical Physics I LaboratoryNat Sci
PHYS 2320 – Introduction to Classical Physics IINat Sci
PHYS 2320L – Introduction to Classical Physics II LaboratoryNat Sci
PHYS 2410 – Principles and Symmetries in Classical Physics INat Sci
PHYS 2420 – Principles and Symmetries in Classical Physics IINat Sci
PHYS 3020 – The Challenge of Contemporary PhysicsNat Sci
PSYCH 3100 – Brain and BehaviorNat Sci
ADVRT 2300 – Advertising PrinciplesSoc Sci
AFAM 3270 – Strategies of Resistance: From Slavery to Hip-Hop & Black Lives MatterSoc Sci
AFAM 3300/ SOC 3300 – Ethnic and Race RelationsUSCCSoc Sci
AFAM 3350/ CJ 3350 – Race, Ethnicity, and the US Criminal Justice SystemUSCCSoc Sci
AFAM 3550/ ANTHR 3550 – Understanding Sub-Saharan AfricaIPSoc Sci
AFAS 3410 – Air Force Leadership Studies ISoc Sci
AFAS 3420 – Air Force Leadership Studies IISoc Sci
AGRON 3420/ ENVS 3420/ FSHN 3420 – World Food Issues: Past and PresentIPSoc Sci
AGRON 4500/ ENVS 4500 – Issues in Sustainable AgricultureSoc Sci
AMD 1650 – Dress, Appearance, and Diversity in U.S. SocietyUSCCSoc Sci
AMD 3620 – Global Dress in the Fashion System and SocietyIPSoc Sci
AMD 4670 – Consumer Studies in Apparel and Fashion ProductsSoc Sci
AMIN 3200/ ANTHR 3200 – Great Plains ArchaeologySoc Sci
AMIN 3220/ ANTHR 3220 – Peoples and Cultures of Native North AmericaUSCCSoc Sci
AMIN 3270X – Native American AgricultureUSCCSoc Sci
AMIN 3320A/ ANTHR 3320A – Current Issues in Native North America: Gender and FamilySoc Sci
AMIN 3320B/ ANTHR 3320B – Current Issues in Native North America: Indigenous Ecologies and GeographiesSoc Sci
AMIN 3320C/ ANTHR 3320C – Current Issues in Native North America: Cultural and Political MovementsSoc Sci
AMIN 3320D/ ANTHR 3320D – Current Issues in Native North America: Regional FocusSoc Sci
ANTHR 2010 – Introduction to Cultural AnthropologyIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 2200/ ENVS 2200/ GLOBE 2200/ MATE 2200/ ME 2200/ SOC 2200 – Globalization and SustainabilityIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 2300 – Globalization and the Human ConditionIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3060 – Culture and InterpretationIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3080 – ArchaeologySoc Sci
ANTHR 3090/ LING 3090 – Introduction to Culture and LanguageIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3100 – Environmental AnthropologyIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3130 – Kinship and Marriage in a Global PerspectiveIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3160X – Anthropology and Artificial Intelligence (AI)Soc SciNew for 2025-26 Catalog
ANTHR 3230A/ USLS 3230A – Latin American Anthropology: Violence and MemoryIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3230B/ USLS 3230B – Latin American Anthropology: Social movements and DemocracyIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3230C/ USLS 3230C – Latin American Anthropology: Race, Class and GenderIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3230D/ USLS 3230D – Latin American Anthropology: Regional FocusIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3230E/ USLS 3230E – Latin American Anthropology: Culture and SportIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3360 – Culture and CapitalismIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3400/ RELIG 3400 – Magic, Witchcraft, and ReligionIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3420/ WGS 3420 – Culture, Sex, and GenderIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 3540/ POLS 3540 – War and the Politics of HumanitarianismIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 4110 – Anthropology in Professional ApplicationsIPSoc Sci
ANTHR 4310 – Ethnographic MethodsSoc Sci
ANTHR 4500 – Approaches in AnthropologySoc Sci
CJ 2400 – Introduction to the U.S. Criminal Justice SystemSoc Sci
CJ 2410/ SOC 2410 – Youth and CrimeSoc Sci
CJ 2420 – CriminologySoc Sci
CJ 3150X – Crime Victims and VictimizationSoc Sci
CJ 3200/ POLS 3200 – American Judicial ProcessSoc Sci
CJ 3400/ SOC 3400 – Deviant and Criminal BehaviorSoc Sci
CJ 3510 – Police and SocietySoc Sci
CJ 3520 – Punishment, Corrections, and SocietySoc Sci
CJ 3540 – Prevention of Crime and DelinquencySoc Sci
CJ 4020 – White-Collar CrimeSoc Sci
CJ 4030 – Criminal OffendersSoc Sci
CJ 4700 – Ethical Issues in Criminal JusticeSoc Sci
CJ 4840 – Topical Studies in Criminal and Juvenile JusticeSoc Sci
CLST 3940 – The Archaeology of Greece: An IntroductionIPSoc Sci
CLST 3950 – Study Abroad: The Archaeology of GreeceIPSoc Sci
COMST 1010 – Introduction to Communication StudiesSoc Sci
COMST 2100 – Communication and U.S. DiversityUSCCSoc Sci
COMST 2110 – Interpersonal CommunicationSoc Sci
COMST 2180 – Conflict ManagementSoc Sci
COMST 3010 – Human Communication TheorySoc Sci
COMST 3100 – Intercultural CommunicationIPSoc Sci
COMST 3110 – Relational CommunicationSoc Sci
COMST 3140 – Organizational CommunicationSoc Sci
COMST 3170 – Small Group CommunicationSoc Sci
COMST 3250 – Nonverbal CommunicationSoc Sci
COMST 4500B – Special Topics in Communication Studies: Health CommunicationSoc Sci
CRP 2010 – The North American MetropolisSoc Sci
CRP 2910 – World Cities and GlobalizationIPSoc Sci
CRP 2930/ ENVS 2930 – Environmental PlanningSoc Sci
CRP 3250 – Introduction to HousingUSCCSoc Sci
CRP 3760/ ECON 3760 – Rural, Urban and Regional EconomicsSoc Sci
CRP 4290 – Planning in Developing CountriesSoc Sci
CRP 4350 – Planning in Small TownsSoc Sci
DES 2300 – Design ThinkingSoc Sci
ECON 1010 – Principles of MicroeconomicsSoc Sci
ECON 1020 – Principles of MacroeconomicsSoc Sci
ECON 1030X – Introduction to Economics: Real World ApplicationsSoc Sci
ECON 3010 – Intermediate MicroeconomicsSoc Sci
ECON 3020 – Intermediate MacroeconomicsSoc Sci
ECON 3130 – Economics of SportsSoc Sci
ECON 3200 – Labor EconomicsIPSoc Sci
ECON 3210/ WGS 3210 – Economics of DiscriminationUSCCSoc Sci
ECON 3220X – Health EconomicsSoc SciNew for 2025-26 Catalog; offering S25 as LAS 3500D
ECON 3440 – Public FinanceSoc Sci
ECON 3530 – Money, Banking, and Financial InstitutionsSoc Sci
ECON 3550 – International Trade and FinanceIPSoc Sci
ECON 3800/ ENVS 3800 – Energy, Environmental and Resource EconomicsSoc Sci
ECON 3820X – Climate EconomicsSoc SciNew for 2025-26 Catalog; offering F24 as LAS 3500D
ECON 3830X – Economics of InnovationSoc Sci
ECON 3850/ GLOBE 3850 – Economic DevelopmentIPSoc Sci
ECON 3870 – Economies of China and IndiaIPSoc Sci
EDUC 3330/ PSYCH 3330 – Educational PsychologySoc Sci
ENGL 3190/ LING 3190 – Studies in Language and DiversitySoc Sci
ENVS 2830/ POLS 2830 – Introduction to Environmental Politics and PoliciesSoc Sci
ENVS 3200/ WGS 3200 – EcofeminismSoc Sci
ENVS 3360X/ POLS 3360X – Climate Change PolicySoc Sci
ENVS 3450/ SOC 3450 – Population and SocietyIPSoc Sci
ENVS 3820/ SOC 3820 – Environmental SociologyIPSoc Sci
GERON 3770/ HDFS 3770 – Aging and the FamilySoc Sci
GLOBE 2220X/ POLS 2220X – Global EngagementIPSoc Sci
HDFS 1020 – Human DevelopmentSoc Sci
HDFS 2390 – Consumer IssuesUSCCSoc Sci
HDFS 2760 – Human SexualityUSCCSoc Sci
HDFS 3690 – Research Methods in Human Development and Family StudiesSoc Sci
IALL 4270 – Field ArchaeologySoc Sci
INTST 2350 – Introduction to International StudiesIPSoc Sci
INTST 2500 – The World’s Regions in a Global ContextIPSoc Sci
INTST 3950E – Interdisciplinary Study Abroad: Social SciencesSoc Sci
INTST 4300 – Seminar in International StudiesIPSoc Sci
JLMC 1010 – Mass Media and SocietySoc Sci
JLMC 2400 – Principles of JournalismSoc Sci
JLMC 2600 – Media Controversies in Science and TechnologySoc Sci
JLMC 4010 – Mass Communication TheorySoc Sci
JLMC 4620 – Media Ethics, Freedom, ResponsibilitySoc Sci
JLMC 4740 – Communication Technology and Social ChangeIPSoc Sci
JLMC 4760 – World Communication SystemsIPSoc Sci
JLMC 4770 – Diversity in the MediaUSCCSoc Sci
LAS 3500D – Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies: Social SciencesSoc Sci
LDST 3010 – Leadership Theory and PracticeSoc Sci
LDST 3220 – Leadership in a Diverse SocietyUSCCSoc Sci
LDST 3330/ WGS 3330 – Women, Gender, and LeadershipUSCCSoc Sci
LDST 4880/ WGS 4880 – Research on Gender and LeadershipSoc Sci
LING 3950 – Study AbroadIPSoc Sci
NS 2200 – Leadership and ManagementSoc Sci
POLS 1010 – Exploring Political ScienceSoc Sci
POLS 1110 – Introduction to American GovernmentSoc Sci
POLS 1210 – Introduction to International PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 1250 – Democracy and Dictatorship: Introduction to Comparative PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 2320X – Politics of BusinessSoc Sci
POLS 2610 – Thinking Like a Political Scientist: Qualitative ApproachesSoc Sci
POLS 2620 – Thinking Like a Political Scientist: Quantitative ApproachesSoc Sci
POLS 2710 – Public Organizations and LeadershipSoc Sci
POLS 3050 – Comparative Political BehaviorSoc Sci
POLS 3060 – Public Opinion and Voting BehaviorSoc Sci
POLS 3080X – Video Games and PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 3100 – State and Local GovernmentSoc Sci
POLS 3180 – Campaigns and ElectionsSoc Sci
POLS 3190 – Law and PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 3340/ SOC 3340 – Politics and SocietySoc Sci
POLS 3350 – Science, Technology, and Public PolicySoc Sci
POLS 3370X – Health Politics and PolicyUSCCSoc Sci
POLS 3400 – Politics of Developing AreasIPSoc Sci
POLS 3420 – Chinese PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 3430/ USLS 3430 – Latin American Government and PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 3440 – Public PolicySoc Sci
POLS 3460 – European PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 3480 – British Government and PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 3490 – Politics of Russia and Eastern EuropeIPSoc Sci
POLS 3500 – Politics of the Middle EastIPSoc Sci
POLS 3530 – Immigration PolicyUSCCSoc Sci
POLS 3550 – War and PoliticsIPSoc Sci
POLS 3560 – Theories of International PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 3570 – International Security PolicySoc Sci
POLS 3580 – United States Foreign PolicySoc Sci
POLS 3590 – Current Issues in American Foreign PolicySoc Sci
POLS 3600 – American Institutions: CongressSoc Sci
POLS 3610 – American Institutions: The PresidencySoc Sci
POLS 3630 – American Institutions: MediaSoc Sci
POLS 3640 – Political Parties and Interest GroupsSoc Sci
POLS 3700/ RELIG 3700 – Religion and PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 3810 – International Political EconomySoc Sci
POLS 3850/ WGS 3850 – Women in PoliticsUSCCSoc Sci
POLS 4040X – Proseminar in International PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 4050X – Proseminar in Comparative PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 4090 – Political Game TheorySoc Sci
POLS 4100X – State Government and PoliticsSoc Sci
POLS 4170/ SPCM 4170 – Campaign RhetoricSoc Sci
POLS 4190 – The JudiciarySoc Sci
POLS 4200 – Constitutional LawSoc Sci
POLS 4210 – Constitutional FreedomsSoc Sci
POLS 4220 – International LawSoc Sci
POLS 4250X – Mass Political BehaviorSoc Sci
POLS 4430 – Energy PolicySoc Sci
POLS 4520 – Comparative Foreign PolicyIPSoc Sci
POLS 4530 – International OrganizationSoc Sci
POLS 4750 – Management in the Public SectorSoc Sci
POLS 4770 – Government, Business, and SocietySoc Sci
POLS 4800 – Ethics and Public PolicySoc Sci
POLS 4870 – Electronic DemocracySoc Sci
PR 2200 – Principles of Public RelationsSoc Sci
PSYCH 1010 – Introduction to PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 2210X – Clinical PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 2300 – Developmental PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 2400X – Psychology and the Good LifeSoc SciNew for 2025-26 Catalog
PSYCH 2500 – Psychology of the WorkplaceSoc Sci
PSYCH 2800 – Social PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 3120 – Sensation and PerceptionSoc Sci
PSYCH 3130 – Learning and MemorySoc Sci
PSYCH 3140 – MotivationSoc Sci
PSYCH 3150 – Drugs and BehaviorSoc Sci
PSYCH 3160 – Cognitive PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 3180 – Judgment and Decision MakingSoc Sci
PSYCH 3200 – Sleep and DreamsSoc Sci
PSYCH 3350 – Child and Adolescent PsychopathologySoc Sci
PSYCH 3460/ WGS 3460 – Psychology of WomenUSCCSoc Sci
PSYCH 3470/ USLS 3470 – U.S. Latino/a PsychologyUSCCSoc Sci
PSYCH 3490X/ WGS 3490X – Psychology of Sexual OrientationSoc Sci
PSYCH 3500 – Human Factors in TechnologySoc Sci
PSYCH 3600 – Personality PsychologySoc Sci
PSYCH 3800 – Social CognitionSoc Sci
PSYCH 3830 – Psychology and LawSoc Sci
PSYCH 3860 – Media PsychologySoc Sci
RELIG 2770/ SOC 2770 – Religion and SocietyUSCCSoc Sci
SOC 1340 – Introduction to SociologySoc Sci
SOC 2190 – Families and Intimate RelationshipsSoc Sci
SOC 2300 – Rural Society in TransitionSoc Sci
SOC 2340X – Conservation Values & EthicsSoc Sci
SOC 2350 – Social Problems and American ValuesUSCCSoc Sci
SOC 3050 – Social Psychology: A Sociological PerspectiveSoc Sci
SOC 3100 – CommunitySoc Sci
SOC 3250 – Agriculture in TransitionSoc Sci
SOC 3270/ WGS 3270 – Gender and Sexualities in SocietyUSCCSoc Sci
SOC 3280/ WGS 3280 – Sociology of Masculinities and ManhoodSoc Sci
SOC 3310 – Social Class and InequalityUSCCSoc Sci
SOC 3320 – The Latino/Latina Experience in U.S. SocietySoc Sci
SOC 3480 – Global Poverty, Resources and Sustainable DevelopmentIPSoc Sci
SOC 3500 – Human Diversity in Agriculture and the Food SystemUSCCSoc Sci
SOC 3800 – Sociology of WorkSoc Sci
SOC 4010 – Contemporary Sociological TheoriesSoc Sci
SOC 4110 – Social Change in Developing CountriesIPSoc Sci
SOC 4150 – Agrifood Policy and Social ChangeSoc Sci
SOC 4640 – Strategies for Community EngagementSoc Sci
SPCM 1100 – ListeningSoc Sci
WGS 2030 – Introduction to Lesbian CommunitiesUSCCSoc Sci
WGS 2050 – Introduction to Queer StudiesUSCCSoc Sci
WGS 3250 – Portrayals of Gender and Sexualities in the MediaSoc Sci
WGS 4350 – Gender, Globalization and DevelopmentSoc Sci