| Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2025-26 Catalog Program: Religion/Political Science | |||
Religion/Political ScienceStudents must complete all of the following requirements to graduate with a bachelor of arts in this program. Some courses may apply toward multiple requirements. College Requirements:Degree Requirements Students are required to complete all standard college requirements. |
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Major Requirements:Total major units: 16 | ||||
Six Units in Religion, Including: | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
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Two at the 100 level in different religious traditions | ||||
| REL 201 - Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion Prerequisite(s): HUM 110 and at least one 100-level religion course | ||||
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A minimum of two at the 300 level or higher (excluding 470) | ||||
Five Units in Political Science | ||||
One Unit of Empirical Politics: | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
| POL 220 - Introduction to Global Politics | ||||
| POL 230 - Introduction to Political Economy | ||||
| POL 240 - Introduction to International Relations | ||||
| POL 260 - Introduction to American Politics and Public Policy | ||||
One Unit of Political Theory: | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
| POL 280 - Introduction to Political Theory | ||||
| POL 380 - Earth, Nature, World Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing | ||||
| POL 381 - Science, Politics, Authority | ||||
| POL 382 - Body Politics | ||||
| POL 383 - Who Counts? Enumeration, Representation, Democracy | ||||
| POL 390 - The Human Condition | ||||
| POL 392 - Contemporary Democratic Theory | ||||
| POL 395 - Illuminations: Politics in Dark Times Prerequisite(s): One Political Science course. | ||||
| POL 396 - Neoliberalism and its Critics Prerequisite(s): One Political Science course. | ||||
| POL 403 - Hegel and Marx | ||||
| POL 405 - Judgment | ||||
| POL 409 - ”Being and Time” and Politics Prerequisite(s): HUM 110 or equivalent | ||||
Three Additional Units at the 300 level or higher (Excluding 470) | ||||
One Unit from the Following Statistics Courses: | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
| MATH 141 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics Prerequisite(s): Three years of high school mathematics | ||||
| ECON 311 - Survey of Econometric Methods Prerequisite(s): ECON 201 | ||||
| ECON 312 - Theory and Practice of Econometrics Prerequisite(s): ECON 201 and MATH 141 or similar introduction to statistics | ||||
| POL 311 - Quantitative Methods for Political Science Prerequisite(s): One introductory Political Science course (POL 220, POL 230, POL 240, POL 260, or POL 280), and one additional Political Science course. The additional course may be concurrently enrolled. | ||||
| PSY 348 - Statistical Analysis for Psychology Prerequisite(s): PSY 101 | ||||
| SOC 311 - Research Methods Prerequisite(s): SOC 211 and one additional unit in sociology | ||||
Two Units of Junior Year Requirements: | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
| REL 402 - The Junior Seminar in Religion Prerequisite(s): Junior standing, REL 201, and three additional courses in religion | ||||
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One unit of junior seminar in Political Science Junior qualifying exam in religion/political science | ||||
Two units of Thesis | ||||
| Course Name | Term | Completed? | Group Req. | |
| REPO 470 - Thesis | ||||
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