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- Urban Studies (Interdisciplinary Minor)
Courses
The Urban Studies minor requires students to complete 15-credits from among the following:
- ANT 1120 Human Ecology
- ANT 3100 Social Determinants of African American Health
- ART 2660 Urban Documents
- DNY 1000C Discover New York
- ECO 1320 Economics of Poverty and Income Inequality
- ECO 3323 Economics of State and Local Governments
- ENG 3480 The Harlem Renaissance
- ESP 2110 The Coastal Environment
- GOV 2470 State and Local Government and Administration
- GOV 2480 Municipal Government and Administration
- HIS 3760 History of New York City and Long Island
- HIS 3770 New York City: From Wall Street to Main Street
- ITA 3923 The City of Rome (in Rome)
- RCT 2090 Great Speeches of New York
- RCT 2130 Race, Communication, and Surveillance
- SOC 1030 The Social Welfare System
- SOC 1080 Neighborhoods
- SOC 1170 Inequality
- SOC 1190 SOC of Poverty
- SOC 1110 Criminology
- SOC 2630 The City and Metropolis
- SOC 2460 Social Justice and the City
- SOC 2480 Women and the City
- SOC 2680 Critical Debates in the City
- SOC 1015 Social Inequalities, Mobilization, and Justice
- THE 3320 God and Religion in the City
Students may not take more than six credits from any one discipline and may not take more than six credits from mini-courses.
Contact
For more information, contact Dr. Judith DeSena, [email protected].