Social Sciences
The social sciences form the foundation of who we are as a people and how human behavior influences individuals, relationships, social structures, and cultures. Foundational courses in anthropology, economics, human development and family science, psychology, politics, sociology, and social work offer students the ability to understand and evaluate self, others and society.
Why does it matter?
This exposure broadens their knowledge of the theoretical assumptions, research methodologies and rules of evidence in the social sciences that are applied in many contemporary personal, social, and professional contexts.
