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1100. Introduction to Human Sciences (1:1:0). Overview of the College of Human Sciences and instruction on how to study within the college can help prepare a student for academic and personal success. Topics include personal and family relationships, personal finance, nutrition, academic advising, etc. Required first semester.

2000 Level Courses

2000. Special Studies (VI-6). A course for lower-level human sciences majors for individual study or special problems.

3000 Level Courses

3214. Human Sciences Seminar (2:2:0). Prerequisite: Human Sciences majors only, junior or senior standing. Integrative approach and professional orientation to societal issues, including public policy, ethics, cultural diversity, and global interdependence.

5000 Level Courses

5311. Problems in Human Sciences (3:3:0). May be repeated for credit.

6000 Level Courses

6000. Master’s Thesis (V1-12).