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Model Elective Concentrations
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  Graduate School-Newark 2004-2006 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Liberal Studies 606 Model Elective Concentrations  

Model Elective Concentrations

Students may concentrate their electives in one discipline, or may pursue a theme or topic across several disciplines, as the following models illustrate:

Science and Society

   26:350:553  Science Fiction (3)

   26:510:520  Topics in the History of Technology (3)

   26:790:530  Environmental Politics and Policy (3)

   21&62:880:331,332  Topics in Science, Technology, and Society (3,3)

Culture and the Arts

   21&62:084:395  Issues in Arts Management I (3)

   26:350:555  Studies in Film (3)

   26:350:578  The Nature of Comedy (3)

   26:510:559  Cities in Change I (3)

The American Experience

   26:352:526  American Proletarian Writers (3)

   26:352:531  Ethnicity in American Literature (3)

   26:510:566  Writing American History (3)

   26:790:608  American Political Thought (3)

The Social Sciences

   21&62:070:363  Anthropology of Social Life (3)

   26:790:512  Ethical Issues in Public Policy and Administration (3)

   26:830:663  Evolution of Social Behavior (3)

Women`s and Gender Studies

Students may pursue a graduate concentration in women`s and
gender studies through the liberal studies program. See page 5 of this catalog for a description.


 
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