Interdisciplinary Focus Area Cultural Perspectives

Take at least 15 units in a structured, interdisciplinary or disciplinary plan of study outside your emphasis field. You must take 3 units of credit in each of the following blocks: Ethical Reasoning; Creative Inquiry; Scientific Reasoning; Changing Worlds; and Cultural Perspectives. Courses used to satisfy this requirement may not have been used to satisfy any other requirement for this degree. Please see below for a listing of approved Cultural Perspectives courses.

AIS 101	Introduction to Applied Indigenous Studies
AIS 201	American Indian Expression
AIS 202	Roots of American Indian Federal Policy
AIS 210	Current American Indian Government
ANT 102	Exploring Cultures
ANT 103	Culture in Communication
ANT 104	Buried Cities and Lost Tribes
ANT 205	Native Peoples of North America
ANT 209	Folklore of the World: Anthropological Perspectives
ANT 301	Peoples of the 'World
ANT 303	Peoples of Latin America
ANT 306	Peoples of the Southwest
ANT 307	Central America
ANT 350	Ancient Civilization
CCJ 314	Hollywood & the Social Construction of Crime and Justice
CCJ 360	Women, Crime, and Justice
COM 301	Race, Gender, and the Media
ENG 245	US Multi-Ethnic Literature Survey
ENG 345	Topics in Multi-Ethnic Literature
ENG 381	Cross-Cultural Approaches to Folklore
ENG 250	Africana Women
ES 191	Women, Gender Identity and Ethnicity
ES 215	Racial and Ethic Relations
ES 356	Race, Power, and Politics
ES 391	Special Topics in Ethnic Studies
HIS 102	World History II: The Making of the Modern World
HIS 220	History of Africa to 1800
HIS 221	History of Africa since 1800
HIS 230	History of Islamic Civilizations to 1500
HIS 231	History of Islamic Civilizations since 1500
HIS 240	Western Civilization I
HIS 241	Western Civilization II
HIS 249	Pre-Modern India
HIS 250	Pre-Modern East Asia
HIS 251	The Making of Modern Asia
HIS 280	Colonial Latin America
HIS 281	Latin American from Independence to the Present
HIS 293	American Indian History
HIS 295	Women in American History
HIS 297	Women in Asia
HIS 312	Gandhi's Asia
HIS 314	Contemporary Asia
HIS 325	Modern China
HIS 332	Modern Japan
HIS 366	The Holocaust
HIS 381	U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
HIS 382	Mexico: Yesterday and Today
HIS 396	Chicano History
HUM 130	Introduction to Humanities
HUM 261	Asian Ideas and Values
HUM 281	Latin American Ideas and Values
HUM 291	American Multicultural Ideas and Values
HUM 362	Perspectives on Asian Humanities
HUM 381	Mexican Arts and Culture
HUM 382	World Perspective in Humanities
MUS 360	Topics in World Music
MUS 365	Native American Music
PHI 110	Global Philosophy
POS 120	Political Worlds
POS 366	Studies in Latin American Politics
POS 370	Studies in Asian Politics
POS 374	Studies in African Politics
REL 150	Religions of the World
REL 201	Introduction to Tribal Religions
REL 206	Women's Roles & Experience in Asian Religions
REL 210	Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)
REL 220	New Testament
REL 301	Ancient Gods and Goddesses
REL 311	Judaism
REL 321	Christianity
REL 331	Islam
REL 341	Hinduism
REL 351	Buddhism
REL 355	The Buddha: Depictions of Guddhism's Found in Cultural Context
REL 359	Mahayana Buddhism: Buddhas and Paths
REL 380	Native American Religions
SC 323	Intercultural Communication
SOC 204	Sociology of Gender
SOC 215	Racial and Ethnic Relation
SOC 315	American Society and the American Indian
WGS 150	Women, Information and Technology
WGS 191	Women, Gender Identity and Ethnicity
WGS 260	Third World Women
WGS 291	Introduction to Women's Studies
WGS 360	Transnational Feminisms