Areas of Inquiry: Social and Historical Analysis [SCL], [HST]

Students take one degree credit-bearing course (at least 3 credits) and meet at least one goal.

• Explain the development of some aspect of a society or culture over time.
• Employ historical reasoning to study human endeavors, using appropriate assumptions, methods, evidence, and arguments.

Students must take one degree credit-bearing course that meets one or both of these goals

• Understand different theories about human culture, social identity, economic entities, political systems, and other forms of social organization.
• Employ tools of social scientific reasoning to study particular questions or situations, using appropriate assumptions, methods, evidence, and arguments.

Core Curriculum courses taught each semester are available to view in the Schedule of Classes. After selecting a semester, New Brunswick, and Undergraduate and hitting "Continue", choose the tab on the left labeled "Core Code". The dropdown list will show each of the Core Curriculum codes. After selecting one of the options, courses will appear from all departments that fulfill that Core Curriculum goal.