Last Updated: 2020-12-08
General Education (GE) meets three kinds of learning outcomes. First, GE helps students develop core competencies in critical thinking, quantitative literacy, visual fluency, and written and oral communication. Second, these courses help students confront and understand significant issues pertaining to the world and human nature and learn to explore those issues through a breadth of perspectives. Finally, in addressing core competencies and significant issues through knowledge discovery, application and dissemination, GE prepares students to become creative and collaborative problem solvers and to have an impact on their communities. As part of the University of Utah’s implementation of Utah Code R470, the University endorses a set of Learning Outcomes which describes what the university expects, in a broad sense, students to achieve through completing the general education program. Oversight The approval of General Education and Bachelor Degree Requirement designations for courses is done by the General Education Curriculum Committee (GECC), which is run by the Office of General Education. The GECC reviews each designation on all courses every five years. The addition of new designations to courses is also approved by the Undergraduate Council. General Education Requirements: American Institutions, Lower Division Writing, Quantitative Reasoning, Fine Arts, Humanities, Physical/Life Science, Applied Science, and Social/Behavioral Science.
Introduced or reinforced in all General Education courses. No additional courses are required in this area.
Courses in List 1Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
Students must take one of the following courses or other learning opportunities.
Courses in WR2Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
EAS
1060
Advanced Expository Writing
HONOR
2211
Writing in Honors
WRTG
1010
Introduction to Academic Writing
WRTG
2010
Intermediate Writing: Academic Writing and Research
WRTG
2011
Intermediate Writing
Required
Description
AP English: Score of 4 or higher
Students must take either one QA (mathematics) course and one QB (statistics or logic) course, or one QR (QA and QB - mathematics and statistics/logic) course.
Courses in QA (Mathematics)Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
MATH
1030
Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning
MATH
1050
College Algebra
MATH
1060
Trigonometry
MATH
1080
Precalculus
MATH
1090
Business Algebra
MATH
4015
Algebra for Elementary School Teachers
Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ANTH
4334
Population Issues in Anthropology
COMM
1270
Analysis of Argument
ECON
3640
Probability and Statistical Inference for Economists
ECON
3700
Sports Economics
ENGL
2095
Literature by the Numbers
FCS
3210
Statistics in Family and Consumer Studies
GEOG
3020
Geographical Analysis
H EDU
5420
Applied Health Promotion Technology: Programming with AppInventor
HONOR
3020
Financial Citizenship: Social Policy Dimensions of Personal Finance
HONOR
3030
Discovering Complex Systems
LEAP
1250
Reasoning and Rational Decision Making
LING
3475
Language Myths
LING
5170
Qualitative and Quantitative Issues in L2 Research Design
MATH
1040
Introduction to Statistics and Probability
MATH
1070
Introduction to Statistical Inference
MET E
3070
Statistical Methods in Earth Sciences and Engineering
MG EN
2400
Introductory Surveying
NURS
5550
Practical Statistics
OIS
2340
Business Statistics
OIS
3440
Applications of Business Statistics
PHIL
1250
Reasoning and Rational Decision Making
PHIL
3200
Deductive Logic
PHIL
3210
Inductive Logic
PHIL
5200
Advanced Deductive Logic
PHYS
3030
Discovering Complex Systems
POLS
3001
Political Analysis
PRT
3780
Program and Service Evaluation in Parks, Recreation and Tourism
PSY
3000
Statistical Methods in Psychology
SBS
3000
Introduction to Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
SOC
3112
Social Statistics
SOC
3650
Population and Society
SOC
3673
Social Epidemiology
SW
3000
Applied Social Work Statistics
WRTG
4030
Visual Rhetoric: World/Image/Argument
Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
BIOL
5011
Mathematical Biology I
BIOL
5012
Mathematical Biology II
HONOR
3030
Discovering Complex Systems
MATH
1100
Business Calculus
MATH
1170
Calculus for Biologists I
MATH
1180
Statistics with Calculus for Biologists
MATH
1210
Calculus I
MATH
1220
Calculus II
MATH
1250
Calculus for AP Students I
MATH
1260
Calculus for AP Students II
MATH
1310
Engineering Calculus I
MATH
1311
Accelerated Engineering Calculus I
MATH
1320
Engineering Calculus II
MATH
1321
Accelerated Engineering Calculus II
MATH
2210
Calculus III
MATH
2250
Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
MATH
2270
Linear Algebra
MATH
2280
Introduction to Differential Equations
MATH
3070
Applied Statistics I
MATH
3080
Applied Statistics II
MATH
3100
Foundations of Geometry
MATH
3210
Foundations of Analysis I
MATH
3220
Foundations of Analysis II
MATH
4010
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I
MATH
4020
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II
MATH
4030
Foundations of Algebra
MATH
4090
Teaching of Secondary School Mathemtics
MATH
4200
Introduction to Complex Variables
MATH
4400
Introduction to Number Theory
MATH
4910
Internship in Mathematics
MATH
5010
Introduction to Probability
MATH
5030
Actuarial Mathematics
MATH
5040
Stochastic Processes and Simulation I
MATH
5050
Stochastic Processes and Simulation II
MATH
5080
Statistical Inference I
MATH
5090
Statistical Inference II
MATH
5110
Mathematical Biology I
MATH
5120
Mathematical Biology II
MATH
5210
Introduction to Real Analysis
MATH
5310
Introduction to Modern Algebra I
MATH
5320
Introduction to Modern Algebra II
MATH
5410
Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations
MATH
5420
Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
MATH
5440
Introduction to Partial Differential
MATH
5470
Chaos and Nonlinear Systems
MATH
5510
Introduction to Algebraic and Geometric Topology I
MATH
5520
Introduction to Algebraic and Geometric Topology II
MATH
5600
Survey of Numerical Analysis
MATH
5610
Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
MATH
5620
Introduction to Numberical Analysis II
MATH
5710
Introduction to Applied Mathematics I
MATH
5740
Mathematical Modeling
MATH
5750
Topics in Applied Mathematics
MATH
5910
Supervised Reading
MATH
5960
Undergraduate Special Projects
Students choose either 2 Physical and Life Science or 1 Physical and Life and 1 Applied Science.
Courses in Physical and Life ScienceRequired
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ANTH
1020
Human Origins: Evolution and Diversity
ANTH
1050
The Evolution of Human Nature
ANTH
2020
Human Evolution
ANTH
2030
Archaeology
ANTH
2281
Primates: Studying our Closest Relatives
ANTH
4186
Human Ecology
ANTH
4281
Primates
ASTR
1050
The Solar System
ASTR
1060
The Universe
ASTR
1080
Does Extraterrestrial Intelligence Exist?
ASTR
1090
Mars for Earthlings
ATMOS
1010
Severe and Unusual Weather
BIOL
1006
The World of Dinosaurs
BIOL
1010
Biology in the 21st Century
BIOL
1030
Human Biology
BIOL
1210
Principles of Biology
BIOL
1400
Introduction to Environmental Science
BIOL
2210
Human Genetics
BIOL
3450
Rain Forest Ecology and Conservation
BIOL
3460
Global Environmental Issues
CHEM
1010
Chemistry, Humanity, and the Environment
CHEM
1020
Culinary Chemistry: The Science of Food and Cooking
CHEM
1110
Elementary Chemistry
CHEM
1120
Elementary Bioorganic Chemistry
CHEM
1210
General Chemistry I
CHEM
1211
Honors General Chemistry I
CHEM
1220
General Chemistry II
CHEM
1221
Honors General Chemistry II
EDU
5175
Techniques in Environmental Education
ENVST
2050
Introduction to Environmental and Sustainability Science
GEO
1000
Natural Disasters: Hollywood vs. Reality
GEO
1001
Energy Resources in a Sustainable World
GEO
1010
Exploring Earth
GEO
1030
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
GEO
1040
The World of Dinosaurs
GEO
1050
National Parks: Geology Behind the Scenery
GEO
1080
The Solar System
GEO
1090
Mars for Earthlings
GEO
3030
Living with Earthquakes and Volcanoes
GEO
3250
Geology of Utah
GEO
3260
Geologic Field Trips in Utah
GEO
3300
The Water Planet
GEO
3800
The Oceans
GEOG
1000
Earth Environments and Global Change
GEOG
1001
Energy Resources in a Sustainable World
GEOG
1100
Exploring the World through Google Earth
GEOG
1750
Greatest Snow on Earth: Geography of Skiing
GEOG
3110
The Earth from Space: Remote Sensing of the Environment
GEOG
3200
Geomorphology: Mountains, Rivers, Deserts
GEOG
3205
Regional and Global Climates
GEOG
3210
Global Climate Change
GEOG
3270
Biogeography: Global Patterns of Life
GEOG
3310
Introduction to Natural Hazards
GEOG
3330
Urban Environmental Geography
GEOG
3368
Energy Choices for the 21st Century
HONOR
2500
The Evidence for Evolution
HONOR
2600
Science and Storytelling
HONOR
3040
From Aspirin to Zoloft: Modern Drug Discovery
HONOR
3045
Landscape Ecology
HONOR
3400
Science and Pedagogy
HONOR
4300
Natural Disasters
HONOR
4450
History of Physics
HONOR
4471
Seminar/Workshop in Physical and Life Science
MATH
3010
Topics in the History of Mathematics
MET E
1001
Energy Resources in a Sustainable World
MET E
3015
Global Influence of Metals
PH TX
2700
Common Medicines
PHIL
2510
Genetics and Society
PHYS
1010
Elementary Physics: The Way Things Work
PHYS
1050
The Solar System
PHYS
1060
The Universe
PHYS
1080
Does Extraterrestrial Intelligence Exist?
PHYS
2010
General Physics I
PHYS
2020
General Physics II
PHYS
2220
Physics for Scientists and Engineers II
PHYS
3375
Women in Physics and their Scientific Contributions
PRT
5175
Techniques in Environmental Education
UGS
1430
Integrated Science
UGS
2008
Drug Theory, Policy, and Practice: An Interdisciplinary Analysis
UGS
2240
BlockU: Art & Science
Required
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ANTH
2220
Intro to Forensic Anthropology and the Science of "CSI"
BIOL
2230
Plants and Society
BIOL
2400
Principles of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
BIOL
2420
Human Physiology
CS
1060
Explorations in Computer Science
ENTP
1020
Entrepreneurship and the Startup Methods
ENVST
3280
Organic Gardening
GEOG
3230
Pyrogeography: Fire, Humans, and the Environment
H EDU
2095
Introduction to Wilderness Medicine
HONOR
3215
Foundations in Physical and Life Science
NUTR
1020
Scientific Foundations of Human Nutrition and Health
NUTR
4440
Advanced Human Nutrition
PHYS
1330
Physics of Audio and Video (Analog to Digital)
PHYS
1110
Physics of the Human Body
UGS
3800
Special Topics: University Professor
Students need two courses from this list.
Courses in HumanitiesRequired
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ANTH
2070
Languages of the World
ANTH
3151
Peoples of the Pacific
ARAB
1400
Jesus and Muhammad in History and Belief
ARCH
1610
Architecture LEAP I
ARCH
1611
Architecture LEAP II
ARCH
2615
Honors People and Place II
ARTH
2500
Introduction to the History of Art and Visual Culture
BUS
1050
Foundations of Business Thought
BUS
1051
Honors Foundations of Business Thought
CL CV
1550
Classical Mythology
CL CV
1560
The Greeks
CL CV
1570
The Romans
CL CV
2780
Graeco-Roman Sport as Culture and Religion
CL CV
2790
Ancient Epic
CL CV
3570
Images of Women in Ancient Greece and Rome
CL CV
3630
Greek Drama
CL CV
4550
Ancient Myth and Religion
CLCS
3700
Holocaust and Remembrance
CLCS
3720
Empathy, Medicine, and the Human Condition
CMP
3101
Honors People and Place I
COMM
1270
Analysis of Argument
COMM
2110
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COMM
3020
Media & Pop Culture
COMM
3030
Communication and Social Responsibility
COMM
3040
Communication and Relationships
COMM
3180
Communication and Social Reality
COMM
3420
Performance and Culture
COMM
3460
Communication Criticism
COMM
3505
Introduction to Media Business and Ethics
EAS
1600
Teaching and Learning Across Languages
EAS
3600
Cross-Cultural Communication
ECS
4111
School and Society
ENGL
1200
Introduction to the Study of Language
ENGL
2040
Contemporary Literature
ENGL
2045
Literature: A Greatest Hits Playlist
ENGL
2065
Living Writers
ENGL
2075
Comedy
ENGL
2085
Digital Culture
ENGL
2090
Videogames and Storytelling
ENGL
2220
Novels and Films
ENGL
2235
Fantasy
ENGL
2245
Horror
ENGL
2265
Graphic Novels
ENGL
2300
Introduction to Shakespeare
ENGL
2310
Shakespeare and Film
ENGL
2330
Intro to Children's Lit
ENGL
2335
Young Adult Literature
ENGL
2400
American Novels
ENGL
2700
Diversity in American Literature
ENGL
3080
Studies in Environmental Literature
ENGL
3710
Studies in British Literature
ENGL
3730
Women Writers
ETHNC
2550
African American Experiences
ETHNC
2570
American Indian Experiences
ETHNC
2590
Pacific Islander American Experiences
ETHNC
3290
Ethnic Minority Families
FCS
3290
Ethnic Minority Families
FILM
2100
Introduction to Film
FILM
2120
Introduction to Media Arts
FILM
3140
Documentary Film Survey
FRNCH
3900
French Popular Culture
GEOG
2600
The Power of Place: Intersections of Humanities and Geography
GNDR
2080
Philosophical Issues in Feminism
GNDR
3690
Gender and Contemporary Issues
GNDR
3730
Women Writers
HEBR
3700
Holocaust and Remembrance
HIST
1100
History of Western Civilization to 1300
HIST
1110
History of Western Civilization since 1300
HIST
1210
Asian Civilizations: Traditions
HIST
1220
Asian Civilizations: Modern History & Societies
HIST
1300
Latin American Civilizations to the 1820s
HIST
1310
Latin American Civilizations since the 1820s
HIST
1460
Middle Eastern Civilization: Modern Period
HIST
1500
World History to 1500
HIST
1510
World History since 1500
HIST
2100
Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
HIST
3080
The Renaissance
HIST
3210
Age of Total War
HIST
3560
Modern India
HIST
3710
The American Revolution
HIST
4080
History of Medicine in Western Society
HIST
4095
Governing Bodies
HIST
4420
The Crusades
HIST
4650
History of the US West
HIST
4790
American Religions
HONOR
2101
Honors Core in Intellectual Traditions I: Antiquity and the Beginning of the Common Era
HONOR
2102
Honors Core in Intellectual Traditions II: Flowering of the Common Era & the Threshold of Modernity
HONOR
2103
Honors Core in Intellectual Traditions III: the rise of Modernity
HONOR
2104
Intellectual Traditions Cross-Cultural Dialogues
HONOR
2105
Reacting to the Past: The Ancient World
HONOR
2107
Reacting to the Past: The Modern World
HONOR
2108
Modernism and Beyond
HONOR
2109
Honors Core in Intellectual Traditions: Through an Ecological Lens
HONOR
3101
Honors People and Place I
HONOR
3372
Drug Theory Policy Practice
HONOR
3900
Imagined Communities: Mapping the Ideal World
HONOR
3910
Crossing-Border: Constructing the Ideal Human Being
HONOR
3920
Honors/Humanities Professorship
HONOR
4472
Seminar/Workshop in Humanities
HONOR
4790
American Religions
LEAP
1100
LEAP Seminar in Humanities
LEAP
1150
The Role of Law in Society
LEAP
1500
LEAP Seminar in Humanities for Engineers
LEAP
1140
LEAP Seminar: Health Dilemmas & Decisions
LING
1069
@#$!: Bad Words & Taboo Terms
LING
1200
Introduction to the Study of Language
LING
3066
Origins English Words
LING
3160
Language and Cognition
LING
3470
Language and Culture
LING
3480
Language and Social Justice
LING
3600
Cross-Cultural Communication
LING
4130
Introduction to Historical Linguistics
MID E
1546
Middle Eastern Civilization: Modern Period
MID E
2780
Religiosity in the Middle East and the US
MID E
4327
Classical Persian Literature in Translation
MID E
4542
The Crusades
PERS
4270
Classical Persian Literature in Translation
PHIL
1000
Intro: Survey of Philosophy
PHIL
1001
Intro: Philosophy and ethical dilemmas in the contemporary world
PHIL
1002
Intro: Philosophy and issues related to God,faith, and reason
PHIL
1003
Intro: Philosophy and Human Nature
PHIL
2080
Philosophical Issues in Feminism
PHIL
2510
Genetics and Society
PHIL
3300
Theory of Knowledge
PHIL
3310
Science and Society
PHIL
3400
Mind, Language, and Reality
PHIL
3440
Cognitive Science
PHIL
3500
Ethics
PHIL
3510
Business and Professional Ethics
PHIL
3520
Bioethics
PHIL
3530
Environmental Ethics
PHIL
3640
World Religions
PHIL
3700
Political Philosophy
PHIL
3810
Existentialism
PHIL
4120
Early Modern Philosophy
PHIL
4540
Engineering, Ethics, and Society
POLS
2300
Introduction to Political Theory
POLS
5000
Foundations of Political Thought: Ancient and Judeo-Christian
RUSS
3550
Russia under the Czars
RUSS
3560
Soviet Culture
THEA
3791
Absurd Theatre
THEA
4010
Shakespeare in Performance
UGS
1220
Asian Civilizations: Modern History & Societies
UGS
2008
Drug Theory, Policy, and Practice: An Interdisciplinary Analysis
UGS
2230
BlockU: Global Citizenship
UGS
2250
BlockU: Medical Humanities
UGS
2260
BlockU: Privacy and Surveillance
UGS
3690
Gender and Contemporary Issues
UGS
2002
Humanities II
WRTG
2799
Technologies of Business Writing
WRTG
3010
Critical Thinking and Writing
WRTG
3018
Writing Popular Culture
WRTG
3019
Writing about War
WRTG
3040
Digital Storytelling
WRTG
3420
Writing for Environmental and Sustainability Studies
WRTG
3705
Rhetoric, Science & Technology Studies
WRTG
3860
Introduction to Rhetoric
WRTG
3870
Writing as Social Practice
WRTG
3900
Advanced Literacy Studies
Introduced or reinforced in all General Education courses. No additional courses are required in this area.
Students take two courses from this list.
Courses in Fine ArtsRequired
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ARCH
1610
Architecture LEAP I
ARCH
1611
Architecture LEAP II
ARCH
1615
Introduction to Architecture
ARCH
2630
Architectural Design Workshop
ART
1010
Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART
1015
Creative Response to Materials
ART
1020
Non-major Basic Drawing
ART
1030
Non-major Basic Painting
ART
1040
Non-major Basic Design
ART
1050
Non-major Darkroom Photography
ART
1070
Non-major Handbuilding Ceramics
ART
1080
Non-major Wheelthrown Pottery
ART
2060
Non-major Digital Photography
ART
3015
Materials and Methods of Art
ART
3045
Landscape Painting/Plein Air Painting
ART
3060
Non-major Book Arts: Letterpress Printing I
ART
3065
Non-Major Book Arts: Bookbinding I
ART
3140
Watercolor Painting
ART
3200
History of Ceramics
ART
4090
NM Artists' Books I
ART
4530
Art in the Community: Art Education Beyond School Walls
ARTH
1010
Masterpieces of World Art
ARTH
1020
Art Now: Themes in Contemporary Art
ARTH
3600
The History of Photography
BALLE
1140
Ballet I for Non-Majors
BALLE
4410
Ballet History Non-Majors
CL CV
3630
Greek Drama
DANC
1010
Dance in Culture
DANC
1013
History of Hip-Hop
DANC
1014
The African Roots of Ballroom
DANC
1023
Dance Composition for Nonmajors
DANC
1075
Dance: A Creative Process
DANC
1015
Dance Appreciation- Demystifying Dance
DANC
3015
Materials and Methods of Dance
DES
2615
Introduction to Design Thinking
EAS
3400
Fine Arts around the Globe
ENGL
2500
Introduction to Creative Writing
FILM
1600
Animation: Then and Now
FILM
2100
Introduction to Film
FILM
3110
History of Film until 1952
FILM
3120
History of Film from 1952
FILM
3210
American Film and Culture
FILM
3520
Documentary and Social Justice
GERON
5240
Aging and the Arts
HONOR
2010
Special Topics
HONOR
3100
Special Topics
HONOR
3410
Music Theory
HONOR
3415
The American West in Film and Literature
HONOR
3820
Critical Landscapes: Land Use in Contemporary Art
HONOR
4473
Seminar/Workshop in Fine Arts
MUSC
1010
Introduction to Music
MUSC
1015
Introduction to Musical Expression
MUSC
1236
Survey of Jazz
MUSC
1460
Introduction to Music Theory
MUSC
2100
History of Rock and Roll
MUSC
3015
Creative Connections in Music
MUSC
3110
The World of Opera
MUSC
3600
World Music
THEA
1013
Exploring Theatre
THEA
1033
Acting I for Non Majors
THEA
1040
Dramatic Arts for Television
THEA
1050
Introduction to Visual Arts of Theatre
THEA
1740
History and Analysis of Musical Theatre
THEA
1760
American Political Theatre
THEA
1770
The American Experience Through Black Theatre
THEA
2033
Acting II for Non-Majors
THEA
3001
Zen and the Art of Eastern Theatre
THEA
3015
Materials and Methods in Theatre
THEA
3040
Introduction to Voice and Speech
THEA
4010
Shakespeare in Performance
THEA
4030
Contemporary Drama
UGS
2220
BlockU: Arts & Advocacy
UGS
2240
BlockU: Art & Science
Introduced or reinforced throughout the General Education curriculum. No additional coures are required in this area.
Students take two courses from this list.
Courses in Social and Behavioral SciencesRequired
Available Online
Course Prefix
Course Number
Course Title
ANTH
1000
Introduction to Anthropology: A Four-Field Approach
ANTH
1010
Culture and the Human Experience
ANTH
1030
World Prehistory: An Introduction
ANTH
2017
In Search of Human Heritage
ANTH
2018
Human Universals
ANTH
2031
The Rise of Civilization
ANTH
2040
Anthropology of Humor
ANTH
2110
Friendship and Social Networks
ANTH
3111
The First Nations of Eastern North America
ANTH
3126
Mediterranean Cultures
ANTH
3127
Peoples and Cultures of Europe
ANTH
3311
North American Prehistory
ANTH
3328
Anthropological Archaeology of the Near East
ANTH
3329
Anthropological Archaeology of Ancient Egypt
ANTH
4110
Women Cross Culturally
ANTH
4135
Symbolic Anthropology
ANTH
4461
Behavioral Ecology and Anthropology
ANTH
4481
Evolutionary Psychology
ARCH
2615
Honors People and Place II
BUS
1050
Foundations of Business Thought
BUS
1051
Honors Foundations of Business Thought
CMP
2010
Introduction to Urban Ecology
CMP
3101
Honors People and Place I
ECON
1010
Economics as a Social Science
ECON
2010
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON
2020
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON
3250
Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
ECON
3380
Manias, Panics, and Crashes
ED PS
3030
Research and Inquiry in Education
ENTP
1010
Entrepreneurship and Society
ENVST
2100
Introduction to Environment and Sustainability
ETHNC
2580
Asian Pacific American Experiences
ETHNC
3365
Ethnic Minorities in America
ETHNC
3870
American Indian Women
FCS
1500
Lifespan Human Development
FCS
2400
Modern Family: A Life Course Perspective
FCS
2570
Middle Childhood: The School Years
FCS
3600
Introduction to Consumer and Community Policy
FCS
3630
Intimacy and Love
GEOG
1300
World Regional Geography
GEOG
1400
Human Geography
GEOG
3350
Resource Conservation and Environmental Management
GEOG
3400
Population Geography
GEOG
3440
Global Economic Geography
GEOG
3480
Urban Geography
GEOG
3600
Geography of Utah
GEOG
3610
World Cities
GEOG
3640
Geography of China and Asia
GEOG
3660
Geography of Africa: Contextualizing Social and Political Instability
GERON
3001
Experiences of Aging: Challenges and Promise
GNDR
1100
Gender and Social Change
GNDR
3337
Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
GNDR
3381
Exploring Social Inequality through Music & Film
GNDR
3690
Gender and Contemporary Issues
GNDR
4110
Women Cross Culturally
HONOR
2300
Outdoor Recreation and Leadership
HONOR
3020
Financial Citizenship: Social Policy Dimensions of Personal Finance
HONOR
3101
Honors People and Place I
HONOR
3214
Foundations in Social Sciences
HONOR
3354
Special Topics
HONOR
3372
Drug Theory Policy Practice
HONOR
3374
Special Topics
HONOR
3700
Honors Proxis Lab
HONOR
4474
Seminar/Workshop in Social Sciences
HONOR
4800
What Matters Most
KINES
2600
Perspectives on Sport and American Society
LEAP
1101
LEAP Seminar in Social Sciences
LEAP
1501
Social and Ethical Implications of Engineering
LEAP
3050
Dealing with Difference: International Perspectives
LING
3050
Cruciverbalism: Crosswords & Language
LING
3475
Language Myths
MID E
1000
Introduction to Middle East
MID E
2780
Religiosity in the Middle East and the US
MID E
3773
Silk Road: Past and Present
NURS
2100
Human Development: A Lifespan Approach to Health
POLS
2100
Introduction to International Relations
POLS
2200
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLS
3200
Introduction to Law and Politics
POLS
3390
Introduction to Environmental and Sustainability Policy
PRT
1110
Leisure in Your Life
PRT
2100
Wilderness in America
PSY
1010
General Psychology
PSY
1220
Psychology of Infancy and Childhood for Non-Majors
PSY
3215
Development in Infancy
PSY
3240
Psychology of Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood
SOC
1010
Introduction to Sociology
SOC
1020
Current Social Problems in America
SOC
3041
Sociology of Rock and Roll
SOC
3337
Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
SOC
3065
Ethnic Minorities in America
SOC
3381
Exploring Social Inequality through Music & Film
SOC
3440
Sociology of Religion
SOC
3560
Deviant Behavior and Social Control
SOC
5440
Sociology of Religion
UGS
2008
Drug Theory, Policy, and Practice: An Interdisciplinary Analysis
UGS
2270
BlockU: Families and Health
UGS
2275
BlockU: Families and Health
UGS
2285
BlockU: Health, Food, & Social Justice
UGS
3690
Gender and Contemporary Issues
UGS
3800
Special Topics: University Professor
WRTG
3705
Rhetoric, Science & Technology Studies
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