Major in Sociocultural Studies (B.A.)
ANT242U* Peoples and Cultures of the United States
Choose from:
ANT200U* Introduction to Anthropology
SOC101 Introduction to Sociology
Choose from the following courses:
ANT312G* Peoples and Cultures of Oceania
ANT314G* Peoples and Cultures of Latin America
HIS204U* African Civilizations
PSY230M* Introduction to Statistical Methods and Experimental Design
SCS350 Qualitative Research Methods
SCS351 Quantitative Research Methods
SCS361 Sociocultural Theory
SCS499 Senior Seminar
Choose one of the following tracks
• Urban Track
ANT381G* Urbanism: A Way of Life
SOC342G* Race, Ethnicity, and Peacemaking
SOC380G* Urbanization: Growth and Development of the Modern City
Six credits from:
ANT371G* The Urban Church
BIB307J Jerusalem: Earthly City and Spiritual Symbol
ECO225L The Redevelopment of Central City Neighborhoods
POS220L* Growth and Power in American Cities
SCS229U* Interaction with Urban Life and Systems
SOC304G* Sociology of Crime and Deviance
SOC386G* Social Inequality
• Cross-Cultural Mission Track
ANT371G* Christianity in Cross-Cultural Perspective
SCS379G* Mission in the 21st Century
SOC372G* Religion in Society
Six credits from:
ANT318G* The Urban Church
BIB328 Theology of Mission
LIN300 Introduction to Linguistics
SCS385/387Z Cross-Cultural Experience
SCS389 Cross-Cultural Mission Practicum
SOC342G* Race, Ethnicity, and Peacemaking
SOC286G* Social Inequality
TEL230 Introduction to TESOL
• Anthropology Track
ANT200U* (above)
9 credits from 300-level or above ANT courses
6 credits from 300-level or above ANT, SOC, or SCS courses (SOC101 may count
as 3 of these credits)
• Sociology Track
SOC101 (above)
9 credits from 300-level or above SOC courses
6 credits from 300-level or above ANT, SOC, or SCS courses (ANT200U* may count
as 3 of these 6 credits)
General Education
Electives
It is highly recommended that a student majoring in sociocultural studies take
at least one year of a modern world language.
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