General Education Program
Global Citizen
Students complete a total of 12 units in three areas:
Global Study (6 units)
Students choose six units from across the curriculum that allow them to explore the diversity inherent in our social and natural environments, including human diversity and world cultures. Study abroad, a travel course, or experiential learning pre-approved for this global study (i.e., 120 hours of documented work relating to the category) is strongly recommended and may be used to satisfy units in this portion of the GE. WebAdvisor GE code 7GC.
Citizenship, Community, Service (3 Units)
Students select a learning experience that focuses on citizenship, community, or service; may be a course or experiential learning pre-approved for this cluster (e.g., service learning internship or 120 hours of documented service learning). WebAdvisor GE code 7CC.
Language (3 Units)
Students complete part of their general education program in a language other than English. This may be accomplished through a language course at or above the 200-level, a course taught in the language, or documented functional language use. WebAdvisor GE code 7LC.
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Global Study
Global Study (6 units) Students choose six units from across the curriculum that allow them to explore the diversity inherent in our social and natural environments, including human diversity and world cultures. Study abroad, a travel course, or experiential learning pre-approved for this global study (i.e., 120 hours of documented work relating to the category) is strongly recommended and may be used to satisfy units in this portion of the GE. WebAdvisor GE code 7GC.
ANTH 102: Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 230/330: Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas
ANTH 360: North and Middle America Indians
ANTH 361: Conflict and Social Change in Latin America
ANTH 362: Pacific Island Cultures
ANTH 363: African-Caribbean History and Culture
ANTH 372: Images of American Indians
ANTH 396: Indians of California
ANTH 397: Cultural Mythology
ART 264: Art of India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia
ART 265: Exchange and Evolution in the Arts of China and Japan
ART 266: Western Art History
ART 357: Rethinking Renaissance Visual Culture: 15th and 16th Century Florence, Rome and Venice
ART 372: Change and Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of Asia
ART 460: 19th and 20th Century French Art
ART 461: 19th and 20th Century French Art
ART 467: Modern Russian Art
AT 260: Global Health
AT 261: Women in Sport
AT 360: Eastern Concepts of Health and Healing
AT 398: Intermediate Athletic Training Fieldwork III, Study Abroad Short Course
COM 211: Intercultural Communication
COM 311: Gender and Communication
DANC 353: Dance in World Cultures
ECON 411: International Economics
ECON 441: Economic Development
ECON 460: Environmental and National Resources Economics
EDUC 102: Social Construction of Difference
ENG 327: Multicultural Literature
ENG 449: Cross-Cultural Studies in Literature
ENG 462: The Literature and Film of Diverse Cultures
ENV 227: Darwin and the Galapagos
ENV 112: Introduction to Hazards and Global and Environmental Change
FIN 410: International Finance
FREN 353: Topics in Historical Tours: Paris
FSN 201: International Nutrition
FTV 443: Advanced Topics in World Cinema
FTV 444a, 444c, 444f, 444g: Advanced Topics in Film Studies
GER 399: Individual Study (if travel course)
GER 499: Individual Study (if travel course)
HIST 160: Civilizations of Africa to 1800
HIST 170: Modern African History
HIST 180: Modern Latin American History
HIST 190: Modern Asian History
HIST 202: Modern World Civilizations
HIST 210: Modern Middle East History
HIST 220: The Vietnam Wars
HIST 223: The Sixties
HIST 230: Chicano/a History and Culture to 1865
HIST 231: Chicano/a History and Culture, 1848 to present
HIST 252: History and Film
HIST 254: British History through Films and Documentaries
HIST 256: Films and American History
HIST 258: Latin American History through Film
HIST 260: Asian History and Film
HIST 263: Modern Japan
HIST 271: Language, Space and Power in African History
HIST 307: Germany and the Holocaust: From Anti-semitism to the Final Solution
HIST 310: Modern Europe
HIST 311: Russian History
HIST 312: History of Spain and Portugal
HIST 313: Modern British History
HIST 319: Isreal/Palestine 3000 Years
HIST 321: The History of Judaism: From the Medieval Period to Modernity
HIST 326: The African-American Historical Experience
HIST 337: World War II
HIST 339: Immigration, Border Consciousness and the Chicano Experience
HIST 346a: Historical London, A History of Britain as Seen Through Its Capital
HIST 346b: Britain at War: The Experience of the First and Second World Wars
HIST 346c: London, The Great City
HIST 346d: Roman Britain: A History of Ancient Rome Through British Sites
HIST 346e: The Grand Tour
HIST 346f: The Great Cities of Europe
HIST 346g: The Roman Imperium
HIST 346h: Paris, A Literary History
HIST 348a: Witchcraft: Healers and Heretics
HIST 348b: Makers of Modern Culture
HIST 351: Central African History
HIST 352: Chinese Civilization
HIST 354: From Samurai Swords to Pokemon: The Social History of Modern Japan
HIST 355: Disease, Power and Sex: Medicine and the Body in East Asia
HIST 356: Modern Germany: From Sarajevo to Stalingrad
HIST 365a: Perpetrators, Witnesses, and Rescuers
HIST 365b: The Holocaust: Memoirs and Histories
HIST 372: California History
HIST 392: Pre-Columbian and Colonial Latin America
HIST 396: Mexican History
HMDV 300: Valuing Differences in Society
HON 300: In Search of Leadership
HON 307: In Search of Cultural Mythology
HON 308: In Search of Global Families
HON 309: American Storytellers
HON 311: Ethnicity, Race and Nationalism
HON 314: On Being Ethical in the World
HON 316: African Words, African Women
HON 395a: The History of Cities: From Origins to the Ephemeral City
HON 395d: Rethinking Renaissance Visual Culture: 15th and 16th Century Florence, Rome and Venice
HUM 205: Introduction to Gay/Lesbian/Bi-Sexual Studies
HUM 316: From Latin American to Los Angeles
HUM 355: Crucibles of Civilization
IS 320: Latin American Culture Through Film and Literature
IS 449: Multicultural Perspectives
JPN 478: Japanese Civilization
LEAD 300: Leading as a Way of Serving
LEAD 303: Organizational Administration: European Context
LEAD 315: The Multi-Cultural Organization
LEAD 396: Women's Ways of Leading
MGMT 470: International Business Management
MKTG 406: International Marketing
MUS 122: Musical Cultures of the World
MUS 139: Film Music
MUS 222: Musical Cultures of the World
MUS 326: Musical Cultures of the Caribbean and Latin America
PCST 251: Intercultural Conflict & Communication
PCST 247: People with Disabilities in Politics and Society
PCST 257: Model United Nations I
PCST 352: Race and Change in South Africa and the US
PCST 353: Peace & Conflict in the Middle East
PCST 355: Vietnam: War, Peace & Legacy
PCST 356: The Psychology of International Conflict
PCST 357: Model United Nations II
PCST 358: Islam and the West
PHIL 120: Global Ethics and Religion
PHIL 125: Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 303: Environmental Ethics
PHIL 304: Multicultural Ethics
PHIL 308: God, The Good Life, and Sex
PHIL 319: Philosophy of Women/Women of Color
POSC 247: People with Disabilities in Politics and Society
POSC 257: Model United Nations I
POSC 309:Sexual Diversity in Politics and Law
POSC 318: Women and Politics
POSC 325: Asian Politics
POSC 326: Politics of the Contemporary Middle East
POSC 327: Latin American Politics
POSC 328: Human Rights Law
POSC 347: Disability and the Law
POSC 349: Native American Law
POSC 352: Race and Change in South Africa and the U.S.
POSC 353: Peace and Conflict in the Middle East
POSC 355: Vietnam: War, Peace, and Legacy
POSC 357: Model United Nations II
POSC 358: Islam and the West
POSC 371: Urban Politics
POSC 372: Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Politics
PSY 341: Cross-Cultural Psychology
PSY 344: Psychology of the Gay, Lesbian, and Bi-Sexual Experience
PSY 355: Diversity in Marital and Family Relationships
REL 110: Religion and Values
REL 115: Living Religions of the World
REL 120: Global Ethics and Religion
REL 125: Philosophy of Religion
REL 202: Introduction to Islam
REL 307: Germany and the Holocaust
REL 329: Zen Buddhism: History, Teachings, Practices
REL 330: Women and Religion
REL 335: Hinduism and the Religions of India
REL 336: Buddhism
REL 375: Violence and Nonviolence in Society and Religion
SOC 281: Sociology of Sex and Gender
SOC 308: French Civilization
SOC 315: The Multicultural Organization: Gender and Diversity Issues in the Workplace
SOC 322: Comparative Systems of Law and Social Control
SOC 326: Mind, Self, and Society in Tibetan Buddhism
SOC 335: Society and the Environment
SOC 350: Gender in a Global Perspective
SOC 364: The Political Economy of Food
SOC 370: Race and Ethnicity
SPAN 326: Reading and Interpreting Literature
SPAN 376: Literature and Culture in Spain II
SPAN 377: Literature and Culture of Latin America I
SPAN 378: Literature and Culture of Latin American II
SPAN 397: United States Latino Literature and Cultures
SPAN 440: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Spanish Bilingualism
TH 350: The London Theatre Tour
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Citizenship, Community, Service
Citizenship, Community, Service (3 units) Students select a learning experience that focuses on citizenship, community, or service; may be a course or experiential learning pre-approved for this cluster (e.g., service learning internship or 120 hours of documented service learning). WebAdvisor GE code 7CC.
ANTH 230/330: Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas
ANTH 360: North and Middle America Indians
ANTH 361: Conflict and Social Change in Latin America
ANTH 362: Pacific Island Cultures
ANTH 363: African-Caribbean History and Culture
ANTH 396: Indians of California
ART 350: Teaching the Visual Arts
ART 496: Graphic Design Portfolio
AT 296: Beginning AT Procedures and Fieldwork I
AT 297: Beginning AT Procedures and Fieldwork II
AT 396: Intermediate AT Procedures and Fieldwork I
AT 397: Intermediate AT Procedures and Fieldwork II
AT 495: Advanced AT Procedures and Fieldwork I
AT 496: Advanced AT Procedures and Fieldwork II
DANC 310: Dance Ensemble
DANC 311: Dance Performance & Study Tour
EDUC 103: Philosophy of Helping
EDUC 295: Education Field Experience: Elementary
EDUC 315: Non-Governmental Organizations: Policy and Practice
ENG 210: Panther Workshop
ENG 327: Multicultural Literature
ENG 411: Publishing News Online
HIST 210: Creating Leadership in African History
HIST 270: Creating Leadership in African History
HMDV 300: Valuing Differences in American Society
HON 300: In Search of Leadership
HON 395b: New Media: A Practical Seminar
LEAD 325: Leadership/Experiential Laboratory (formerly LEAD 225)
LEAD 300: Leading as a Way of Serving
LEAD 314: Leadership and Team Development
LEAD 320: Great Leaders: Ethics, Integrity and Service
MATH 229: Mathematics Tutoring
MUS 495: Music Therapy Internship
PHIL 315: Voluntary Service
PHIL 318: Political and Legal Philosophy
PHIL 325: Albert Schweitzer: His Life and Thought
PCST 251: Intercultual Conflict and Communication
PCST 328: Human Rights Law
PCST 354: Nonviolent Social Change
PCST 453: Mediation and Conflict Resolution
POSC 110: Introduction to American Politics
POSC 120: Introduction to International Relations
POSC 251: Intercultural Conflict and Communication
POSC 253: Mediation and Conflict Resolution
POSC 304: Citizenship in Theory and Practice
POSC 305: Democratic Theory
POSC 314: California Politics
POSC 315: Campaigns and Elections
POSC 316: Public Opinion and Voting Behavior
POSC 318: Women and Politics
POSC 328: Human Rights Law
POSC 332: Democracy and Democratization
POSC 354: Nonviolent Social Change
POSC 372: Racial and Ethnic Politics in the US
POSC 374: Environmental Politics and Policy
PSY 492: Fieldwork in Psychology
REL 325: Albert Schweitzer: His Life and Thought
SOC 211: Social Problems
SOC 292: Social Work Field/Practicum
SOC 306: Social Movements
SOC 325: Social Change
SOC 364: The Political Economy of Food
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Language
Language (3 units) Students complete part of their general education program in a language other than English. This may be accomplished through a language course at or above the 200-level, a course taught in the language, or documented functional language use. WebAdvisor GE code 7LC.
Self Placement: Language and Written Inquiry
ARAB 201, 202: Intermediate Arabic I, II
FREN 201, 202: Intermediate French I, II
FREN 280: Intensive French Language: Intermediate (Cannes)
FREN 305: French Literature: 17th to 20th Century (Cannes)
FREN 340: Cuisine in French Literature and Film
FREN 341: Literary and Cinematographic Images of the French Past: An Interdisciplinary Inquiry
FREN 386: Images of Leadership in French Literature: Women Writers Across the Ages
FREN 342: French Feminist Writers
FREN 343: Advanced Grammar and Composition
FREN 345, 346: french Conversation I, II
FREN 347: Business French
FREN 348: Francophone Literature of the World
FREN 349: French Theater Across the Ages
FREN 350: French Poetry Across the Ages
FREN 351: French Writers of the Holocaust
FREN 353: Topics in Historical Tours: Paris, A Literary History
FREN 360: Performance in French
FREN 375: French Literature
FREN 378: French Civilization
FREN 380: Intensive French Language: Upper Intermediate (Cannes)
FREN 399: Individual Study
FREN 480: Intensive French Language: Advance (Cannes)
FREN 499: Individual Study
GER 201, 202: Intermediate German I, II
GER 236: Intensive German Language Level II (Berlin)
GER 301: Intensive German Language Level III (Berlin)
GER 341: German Literature in Film
GER 343: Advanced Grammar and Composition
GER 345: German Conversation
GER 347: Business German
GER 375: German Literature
GER 378: German Culture and Civilization
GER 399: Individual Study
GER 436: Intensive Advanced German (Berlin)
GER 499: Individual Study
GRK 299: Individual Study
ITAL 201, 202: Intermediate Italian I, II
JPN 201: Intermediate Japanese I
JPN 202: Intermediate Japanese II
JPN 301: Advanced Japanese Reading and Writing
JPN 343: Advanced Grammar and Composition
JPN 345: Japanese Conversation
JPN 347: Business Japanese
JPN 478: Japanese Civilization
JPN 499: Individual Study
LAT 299: Individual Study
SPAN 201, 202: Intermediate Spanish I, II
SPAN 326: Reading and Interpreting Literature
SPAN 343: Advanced Grammar and Composition
SPAN 344: Spanish Writing Workshop
SPAN 345: Spanish Conversation
SPAN 375, 376: Literature and Culture of Spain I, II
SPAN 377, 378: Literature and Culture of Latin America I, II
SPAN 396: Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
SPAN 397: United States Latino Literature and Cultures
SPAN 398: 20th Century Latin American Fiction: Journeys Across Memory
SPAN 440: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Spanish Bilingualism
SPAN 441: Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
SPAN 484: 20th Century Spanish Poetry and Drama: Literary Pictures
SPAN 499: Individual Study
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