General Education coursework at the 300-level or above must be selected from Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning (B5); and Arts, Humanities, and U.S. History (C1, C2, or C3); Social Sciences and California and Local Government (D1 or D3/D4); and/or Comparative Cultural Studies/Gender, Race, Class, and Ethnicity Studies, and Foreign Languages (F). Students must take 3 units in Section B5 (Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning) and 6 units from Sections C, D, and F with no more than 3 units from Section C or Section D. UDGE courses (300-level and above) are not to be taken sooner than the semester in which junior standing (60 units) is achieved. Students enrolling in upper-division GE courses shall have completed required lower division GE courses in written communication, oral communication, critical thinking, and mathematics/quantitative reasoning. All upper division GE courses are designated Writing Intensive (WI).
B5 - Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning (38)
ANTH 341. Bones: An Introduction to the Study of Human Remains (3)
ASTR 352. Current Developments in Astronomy (3)
BIOL 306. In the Light of Evolution (3)
BIOL 323. Plants and Animals of Southern California (3)
BIOL 324. The World of the Dinosaurs (3)
BIOL 327. Ecology and People (3)
BIOL 341. Human Pregnancy and Embryology (3)
BIOL 362. Genetics and Society (3)
BIOL 366. Biology of Disease (3)
BIOL 375. Emerging Issues in Regenerative Medicine (3)
CM 336/L. Fundamentals of Green Buildings and Lab (2/1)
EOH 353. Global Perspectives of Environmental Health (3)
FCS 315. Housing: Is Owning a Home Still the American Dream? (3)
FCS 323. Family and Individual Money Management (3)
FCS 324. Consumer Rights, Issues, and Problems (3)
GEH 333HON. Interdisciplinary Inquiries: Ways of Knowing (3)
GEOG 316. Environmental Geography (3)
GEOG 366. Geography of Environmental Hazards (3)
GEOL 300. Environmental Geology (3)
GEOL 324. The World of the Dinosaurs (3)
GEOL 344. California Geology (3)
HSCI 336. Health Aspects of Drug Use (3)
HSCI 337. Nutrition and Health (3)
HSCI 345. Public Health Issues (3)
KIN 309. Science and Technology in Sports (3)
LING 303. Human Language: Defining Our Biological Identity (3)
LING 310. Forensic Linguistics: Language and the Law (3)
MATH 331. Mathematical Explorations (3)
MSE 303. Innovation, Invention and Technology (3)
PHIL 325. Philosophy of Biology (3)
PHYS 305. Physics of Music (3)
PHYS 331. Physics of Sports (3)
C1 - Arts (12)
AFRS 351. The Black Aesthetic (3)
ART 305. Art and Mass Culture (3)
CHS 310. Regional Music of Mexico (3)
COMS 305. Poetry in Performance (3)
CTVA 309. Film as Literature (3)
CTVA 323. Screen Storytelling (3)
DANC 380/L. Perspectives of Dance and Lab (2/1)
JS 300. Ancient and Medieval Jewish Arts and Literature (3)
KIN 380/L. Perspectives of Dance and Lab (2/1)
MUS 306. Introduction to Jazz (3)
C2 - Humanities (45)
AAS 321. Asian American Fiction (3)
AFRS 343. Film, Literature and Society in Africa (3)
AFRS 344. Literature of the Caribbean and African Experience (3)
AFRS 346. Contemporary Black Female Writers (3)
AIS 301. American Indians and Popular Culture (3)
AIS 318. American Indian Literature (3)
ANTH 326. Introduction to Folklore (3)
CHS 350. Religions and Spiritualities in Chicana/o Communities (3)
CHS 351. Survey of Mexican Philosophical Thought (3)
CHS 380. Chicana/o Literature (3)
CHS 381. Contemporary Chicana Literature (3)
CHS 382. Literary Constructions of Chicanx Identity (3)
CLAS 315. Greek and Roman Mythology (3)
DH 320. Perspectives on Digital Humanities (3)
ENGL 300. Contemporary Literature (3)
ENGL 318. American Indian Literature (3)
ENGL 322. Disability in Literature and Culture (3)
ENGL 333. Comics and Graphic Novels (3)
FLIT 331. Literary Masterpieces of Italian Humanism and Renaissance Literature (3)
FLIT 381. Aspects of the Italian-American Experience in Cinema, Literature, Philosophy and Music (3)
GWS 351. Gender, Race, Class and Sexuality (3)
HIST 303. Themes in Western Civilization Before 1500 (3)
HIST 304. Themes in Western Civilization After 1500 (3)
JS 300. Ancient and Medieval Jewish Arts and Literature (3)
JS 333. The Jewish Graphic Novel (3)
PHIL 314. Philosophy of Film and Literature (3)
PHIL 325. Philosophy of Biology (3)
PHIL 330. Philosophy of Science (3)
PHIL 337. Philosophy of Religion (3)
PHIL 349. Contemporary Social and Political Issues (3)
PHIL 354. Kierkegaard and Nietzsche (3)
QS 303. Transgender Studies (3)
RS 304. Women and Religion (3)
RS 307. Religion in America (3)
RS 310. Religion and Literature (3)
RS 356. Contemporary Religious Thought (3)
RS 361. Contemporary Ethical Issues (3)
RS 362. Race, Power, Religion (3)
D1 - Social Sciences (65)
AAS 350. Asian American Personality and Mental Health (3)
AFRS 304. Health and Wellness in Africana Communities (3)
AFRS 361. African-American Politics (3)
ANTH 302. Introduction to Applied Anthropology (3)
ANTH 305. Individual and Culture (3)
ANTH 319. World Prehistory (3)
ANTH 341. Bones: An Introduction to the Study of Human Remains (3)
CADV 320. Parenting for Social Justice (3)
CAS 309. Ancient to Pre-Modern History of the Central American People (3)
CAS 310. Modern History of the Central American People (3)
CAS 368. Central American Revolutionary Movements (3)
CAS 369. Contemporary Social Movements in Central America (3)
CHS 331. Chicana/o Decolonizing Research Methods (3)
CHS 345. History of the Mexican Peoples (3)
CHS 346. History of the Chicana/Mexicana (3)
CHS 347. Indigenous Intellectual History (3)
CHS 361. Urbanization and the Chicana/o (3)
CHS 362. Contemporary Indigenous Migrations and Diasporas (3)
CHS 366. Women in Latin America (3)
CJS 338. Race, Ethnicity, and Justice (3)
COMS 312. Health Communication (3)
COMS 323. Group Communication (3)
ECON 310. Price Theory and Applications (3)
ECON 311. Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve (3)
ECON 360. Environmental Economics (3)
FCS 318. Environmental Psychology for Interior Design (3)
FCS 340. Marriage and Family Relations (3)
FCS 357. Apparel and Human Behavior (3)
FLIT 325. Social Issues in Modern China (3)
GEH 333HON. Interdisciplinary Inquiries: Ways of Knowing (3)
GEOG 301. Cultural Geography (3)
GEOG 351. Cities, Space, and Power (3)
GEOG 370. Water, Society, and the Environment (3)
GWS 300. Women as Agents of Change (3)
GWS 320. Women and Urban Life/Urban Space (3)
GWS 340. Women, Gender and Global Development (3)
GWS 351. Gender, Race, Class and Sexuality (3)
GWS 370. Women and Violence (3)
HIST 341. Modern Europe Since the French Revolution (3)
HIST 342. The World Since 1945 (3)
HIST 350. History of Women (3)
HIST 380. Los Angeles: Past, Present, Future (3)
HIST 389. Disability in American History and Law (3)
HSCI 345. Public Health Issues (3)
HSCI 369. Public Health Strategies in HIV and STI Prevention (3)
JS 318. Applied Jewish Ethics (3)
LING 309. Language and Social Interaction (3)
MKT 350. Consumer Information in the Digital Age (3)
PHIL 305. Business Ethics and Public Policy (3)
PHIL 391. Philosophy of Law (3)
POLS 310. Problems of Political Economy (3)
POLS 350. Great Questions in Politics (3)
POLS 380. Los Angeles: Past, Present, Future (3)
PSY 312. Psychological Aspects of Parenthood (3)
PSY 365. Introduction to Gerontology (3)
RTM 301. Travel and Tourism (3)
SOC 305. Culture and Personality (3)
SOC 324. Sociology of Sex and Gender (3)
SUST 300. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Sustainability (3)
F - Comparative Cultural Studies (80)
AAS 340. Asian American Women (3)
AAS 345. Contemporary Issues in Asian American Studies (3)
AAS 360. Asian American Immigration–Global Perspective (3)
AAS 362. Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Experience (3)
AFRS 300. Contemporary Issues in the African-American Community (3)
AFRS 320. African-American Personality Development (3)
AFRS 322. African-American Family (3)
AFRS 324. The Black Woman in Contemporary Times (3)
AFRS 325. The Black Man in Contemporary Times (3)
AFRS 366. Colonialism in Africa (3)
AIS 304. American Indian Law and Policy (3)
AIS 318. American Indian Literature (3)
AIS 333. American Indian Philosophy (3)
ANTH 308. Gender and Culture (3)
ANTH 310. Language in Culture: Anthropological Linguistics (3)
ANTH 315. World Cultures and Societies (3)
ANTH 345. Anthropology of the Contemporary United States (3)
ARMN 310. Armenian Culture (3)
ARMN 360. Changing Roles of Armenian Women (3)
ART 315. World Perspectives in Art History (3)
BLAW 391. Women and the Law (3)
CADV 320. Parenting for Social Justice (3)
CAS 311. The Central American Diaspora (3)
CAS 365. Changing Roles of Central American Women (3)
CHS 333. Language and Society: Chicanas/os and Other Language Minority Children (3)
CHS 364. World Migration and the Chicana/o (3)
CHS 365. Third World Women and the Chicana (3)
COMS 356. Intercultural Communication (3)
COMS 360. Communication, Gender, and Culture (3)
DANC 384. Historical and Cultural Aspects of Dance (3)
ENGL 311. African American Literature (3)
ENGL 318. American Indian Literature (3)
ENGL 371. Issues in Jewish-American Writing (3)
FLIT 370. Modern Japanese Culture (3)
FLIT 371. Modern Italian Culture (3)
FLIT 380. Cultural Development of Modern Russia and Eastern Europe (3)
GEOG 334. Geography of Oceania (3)
GWS 300. Women as Agents of Change (3)
GWS 351. Gender, Race, Class and Sexuality (3)
HIST 349A. American Women I (3)
HIST 349B. Women in American History Since 1848 (3)
HIST 369. Native Peoples and Cultures (3)
JOUR 371. Gender and Media (3)
JOUR 372. Diversity and the Media (3)
JS 306. Sociology of Jewish Families and Communities (3)
JS 330. Women in the Jewish Experience (3)
JS 335. Jewish Identity in the U.S. (3)
JS 378. American Jewish Experience (3)
KIN 384. Historical and Cultural Aspects of Dance (3)
LING 325. Language, Gender, and Identity (3)
MSE 302. Women in Mathematics, Science and Engineering (3)
MUS 309. Traditional Music of the U.S. (3)
MUS 310. Understanding World Cultures Through Music (3)
PHIL 333. American Indian Philosophy (3)
PHIL 343. Indian Philosophy (3)
PHIL 344. Chinese Philosophy (3)
PHIL 348. Feminist Philosophy (3)
POLS 321. Comparative Political Ideologies (3)
POLS 332. Politics of Latin America (3)
QS 301. Perspectives in Queer Studies (3)
QS 303. Transgender Studies (3)
QS 304. Queering the Screen, Queering the Spectator (3)
RS 306. American Religious Diversity (3)
RS 378. American Jewish Experience (3)
RS 380. Asian Religions: Communal Traditions and Transitions (3)
RTM 310/L. Adventure Recreation and Human Relations and Lab (2/1)
RTM 330. Women, Leisure and Ethnicity in the United States (3)
SOC 306. Sociology of Jewish Families and Communities (3)
SOC 307. Ethnic Diversity in America (3)
SOC 335. Jewish Identity in the U.S. (3)