Academic Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Criminal Justice

Program provides students with an understanding of the criminal justice system from the perspective of the social sciences.

Economics

The Program provides insight into how societies are organized to enable people to provide for their material needs and wants.

Political Science

Program is focused on the analysis of the power relationships and decision-making patterns that shape and determine the outcomes of vital social, economic and policy issues.

Psychology

The systematic study of the behavior and experience (such as thoughts, desires and emotions) of humans and other animals.

Sociology and Anthropology

The Sociology program focuses on the analysis of human beings as members of societies. The Anthropology program broadens this focus to the study of human cultures worldwide.

Promotes social change and empowers people to enhance their well-being. Social work is based on a set of values and ethical principles, such as respect for human dignity, that are articulated in its Code of Ethics.

Interdisciplinary Minors

Behavioral Neuroscience Minor

The minor provides an opportunity for the in-depth exploration of the field of behavioral neuroscience to better prepare students for future study and careers in the natural and social sciences.

Childhood Studies Minor

Program involves the study of children and adolescents using a multidisciplinary approach. It is an inquiry into childhood and adolescence from the perspectives of the behavioral sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities.

Gerontology Minor

Affiliated with the Stockton Center on Successful Aging (SCOSA), involves students and faculty from across the University and offers a variety of 4-credit undergraduate courses on aging.