Social and Behavioral Science studies provide a social framework for studying the cognitive and social processes that impact individuals and groups. If you know exactly what path you want to study, click on the Program of Study link below to learn more. If you know Social & Behavioral Science is an area of interest, but your not sure on the specific program yet, find the Launchpad below for a list of classes that can help you start exploring your options.
Anthropology is the study of "us" everywhere in time. This includes who we are biologically and culturally. Anthropologists do this by observing current cultures, studying skeletal material, and in the case of archaeologists, by digging up the past.
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Economics intersects arts, science, business and math. At its heart, it's the study of behavior: how people choose to use limited resources to satisfy unlimited needs. It's equal parts creative and analytical, teaching students to analyze, conceptualize and quantify issues and policies related to the economy.
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Our program is designed to help students understand the broad scope of history as a comparative science.
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The Political Science program is designed to help students understand the broad scope of political science as a comparative science.
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Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. Students will learn fundamentals of theories and practice of thinking, feeling and behaving.
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Technically, Sociology is the study of human society – usually the kind of societies that emerged since the industrial revolution.
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Counselors help with educational planning, transfer, career exploration, and more, and are connected to you through your Program of Study.
To schedule an appointment, call 209-588-5109 or current students can also use the Starfish Appointment Calendar.
