In order to graduate, you will also need to complete your general education and university requirements.

Complete ALL of the following courses to meet MLO I and MLO IV:
  • STAT 100STAT 100: Introduction to Statistics

  • SBS 300SBS 300: Major/ProSem:Theo/Meth/SBS

  • SBS 300LSBS 300L: Professional Skills Soc Sci

  • SBS 328SBS 328: Social Science Theory Module 

  • SBS 400SBS 400: Senior Capstone Seminar I

  • SBS 402SBS 402: Senior Capstone Seminar II OR SBS 404SSBS 404S: Service Learning Capstone

  • SBS 405SBS 405: Assessment Lab/Grad/Srs

To complete the requirements of the SBS degree students have two options to meet MLO II and MLO III:

  1. Select and complete one of the concentrations listed below, or

  2. Select and complete an associated minor listed on the SBS Overview Page, consisting of 12-16 units plus 8 additional units chosen from upper-division SBS concentration courses approved by faculty advisors.

Anthropology Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph

  • SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab

  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches

  • SBS 101SBS 101: Intro Cultural Anthropology

  • SBS 345SBS 345: Cultural Anthropology

  • SBS 379SBS 379: Tattoos Makeup & Burkas

  • SBS 384SSBS 384S: Anthrop of Education

  • SBS 388SBS 388: Crisis/Develop/Mexican/Society

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches
  • PSY 302PSY 302: PSY/Resear/Methods/Data/Analys AND PSY 302LPSY 302L: Psychology Research Lab
Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • SBS 304SBS 304: California Indian Societies

  • SBS 314SBS 314: Global Migrant Workers

  • SBS 325SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire

  • SBS 333SBS 333: Forensic Anthropology

  • SBS 336SBS 336: Advan/Topics/Cult/Anthro

  • SBS 370SBS 370: App/Research/Writing/Soc/Sci

  • SBS 383SBS 383: African Civilizations

  • SBS 348SBS 348: Maya Civilization

  • SBS 356SBS 356: Introduction to Geography

  • SBS 480SBS 480: The Queretaro Project

  • SBS 485SSBS 485S: Applied Research/Rural Com

  • GS 320GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World

  • GS 322GS 322: Dilemmas in Humanitarianism

  • GS 325GS 325: International Development

  • GS 332GS 332: Religion/Post Secular World

  • GS 340GS 340: Social Medial and Global Comm

  • GS 343GS 343: Global Film & Film Indust

  • GS 350GS 350: Gender/Violence in Global Life

  • GS 360GS 360: Religion/Violence/Peacemaking

  • HCOM 324HCOM 324: African American Narratives

  • HCOM 325HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narr Amer Immgr

  • HCOM 328HCOM 328: Latina Life Stories

  • HCOM 329HCOM 329: Auto/Biografias

  • HCOM 335HCOM 335: Amer Ethnic Lit & Culture

  • HCOM 345HCOM 345: Chicano Life & Culture

  • HCOM 346HCOM 346: African American Life/History

  • HCOM 348HCOM 348: Race, Colonialism & Film

  • HCOM 350HCOM 350: Oral Hist/Comm Mem

  • HCOM 426HCOM 426: Travel Narratives

  • HCOM 445HCOM 445: Slavery & Race in the Americas

  • HCOM 446HCOM 446: EthnograpPortraits/Culture Cit

  • JAPN 308JAPN 308: Japanese Pop-Culture

  • JAPN 310JAPN 310: Japanese Cinema

  • JAPN 313JAPN 313: Manga, Anime & Modern Japan

  • JAPN 380JAPN 380: Japan: Land and People

  • SPAN 306SPAN 306: Cultur/Civ Span Ltn Amer

  • SPAN 308SPAN 308: Hist/Cultr Aztlan:SW US

  • SPAN 325SPAN 325: Hispanic Cinema

  • SPAN 328SPAN 328: Latina Life Stories

  • SPAN 329SPAN 329: Auto/Biografias

  • SPAN 370SPAN 370: The Chicano Community


Archaeology Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • SBS 324LSBS 324L: Experimental Archaeology Lab

  • SBS 355SBS 355: Archaeologic/Thought/Americas

  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology

  • SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches
  • PSY 302PSY 302: PSY/Resear/Methods/Data/Analys AND PSY 302LPSY 302L: Psychology Research Lab
Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • SBS 325SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire

  • SBS 332SBS 332: World Prehistory

  • SBS 348SBS 348: Maya Civilization

  • SBS 383SBS 383: African Civilizations

Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • VPA 320SVPA 320S: Museum Studies

  • SBS 100SBS 100: Understand Bioanthro

  • ENVS 436ENVS 436: Rmt Sns/Image Process

  • SBS 475SBS 475: Fort/Ord/Historical/Docs/Proje


Geographic Information Systems Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS

  • SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab

  • SBS 356SBS 356: Introduction to Geography

  • SBS 371SBS 371: Applications/GIS/Soc/Scie/Busi

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches
  • PSY 302PSY 302: PSY/Resear/Methods/Data/Analys AND PSY 302LPSY 302L: Psychology Research Lab
Complete THREE of the following courses:
  • SBS 351SBS 351: Global Econ:Theory, Ethics

  • ENVS 332ENVS 332: Intro to GIS/GPS

  • ENVS 436ENVS 436: Rmt Sns/Image Process

  • CST 363CST 363: Intro to Database Systems or BUS 469BUS 469: Database Management

  • ENVS 532ENVS 532: Advanced GIS&Spatial Analysis


Political Economy Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph

  • SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab

  • SBS 342SBS 342: Economic Thought

  • SBS 351SBS 351: Global Econ:Theory, Ethics

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches
  • PSY 302PSY 302: PSY/Resear/Methods/Data/Analys AND PSY 302LPSY 302L: Psychology Research Lab
Complete TWO of the following courses:
  • SBS 314SBS 314: Global Migrant Workers

  • SBS 339SBS 339: Sweat/Service/Solidarity

  • SBS 339SSBS 339S: Sweat/Service/Solidarity SL

  • SBS 381SBS 381: US, Vietnam, Asia-Pacific

  • SBS 356SBS 356: Introduction to Geography

  • SBS 379SBS 379: Tattoos Makeup & Burkas

  • SBS 350SBS 350: Domination & Resistance: US

  • SBS 375SBS 375: Ethics Corporate Soc Respons

Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • ENSTU 384SENSTU 384S: Social and Ecol Justice

  • GS 310GS 310: Genealogy of Globalization

  • GS 311GS 311: US/Foreig/Poli/Pac/Rim/3rd/Wrl

  • GS 320GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World

  • GS 325GS 325: International Development

  • HCOM 344HCOM 344: Chicana/Latina Experiences

  • HCOM 315HCOM 315: Media for Social Change

 

Social History Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • GS 214GS 214: Global History I: to 1500

  • GS 215GS 215: Global History II: Since 1500

  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches

  • SBS 350SBS 350: Domination & Resistance: US

  • SBS 315SBS 315: Growth & Conflict/US to 1920

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab

  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab

  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab

  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab

Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • SBS 111SBS 111: Reading/Writing US History

  • SBS 212SBS 212: US Histories & Politics

  • SBS 245SBS 245: Native American Societies

  • GS 200GS 200: Politics of Everyday Life

  • HCOM 266HCOM 266: Histories of Democracy

  • HCOM 267HCOM 267: US Political Histories

  • CST 273CST 273: Cyberdemocracy

Complete THREE of the following courses:
  • SBS 304SBS 304: California Indian Societies

  • SBS 306SBS 306: Contemp American Indian Policy

  • SBS 325SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire

  • SBS 332SBS 332: World Prehistory

  • SBS 339SBS 339: Sweat/Service/Solidarity

  • SBS 339SSBS 339S: Sweat/Service/Solidarity SL

  • SBS 342SBS 342: Economic Thought

  • SBS 348SBS 348: Maya Civilization

  • SBS 355SBS 355: Archaeologic/Thought/Americas

  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968

  • SBS 378SBS 378: Revolution and People Power

  • SBS 381SBS 381: US, Vietnam, Asia-Pacific

  • SBS 382SBS 382: History of Modern Africa

  • SBS 383SBS 383: African Civilizations

  • SBS 385SBS 385: Environmental History of CA

  • SBS 386SBS 386: Social/Pol/Hist/CA

  • SBS 388SBS 388: Crisis/Develop/Mexican/Society

  • SBS 475SBS 475: Fort/Ord/Historical/Docs/Proje

  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches

  • GS 320GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World

  • GS 326GS 326: US Foreign Policy & Empire

  • HCOM 324HCOM 324: African American Narratives

  • HCOM 325HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narr Amer Immgr

  • HCOM 326HCOM 326: Jewish Holocaust Literature

  • HCOM 345HCOM 345: Chicano Life & Culture

  • HCOM 346HCOM 346: African American Life/History

  • HCOM 348HCOM 348: Race, Colonialism & Film

  • HCOM 350HCOM 350: Oral Hist/Comm Mem

  • HCOM 352HCOM 352: History According To Movies

  • HCOM 353HCOM 353: California At Crossroads

  • HCOM 354HCOM 354: Whose America?

  • HCOM 356HCOM 356: Multicultural History

  • HCOM 357HCOM 357: Constitutional Law

  • HCOM 358HCOM 358: Crit Perspect on Law inSociety

  • HCOM 359HCOM 359: Sexuality, Law and History

  • HCOM 365HCOM 365: Chicana/o Latina/o History

  • HCOM 421HCOM 421: Social History of English Lang

  • HCOM 426HCOM 426: Travel Narratives

  • HCOM 445HCOM 445: Slavery & Race in the Americas

  • JAPN 302JAPN 302: History of Japan

  • JAPN 307JAPN 307: Japan-American Experierence

  • MPA 336MPA 336: Jazz History

  • MPA 337MPA 337: MusHistory I 500-1750 ONLINE

  • MPA 338MPA 338: MusHistory II 1750-1900 ONLINE

  • MPA 380MPA 380: Theatre History

  • CART 329CART 329: Contemporary Media History

  • SPAN 306SPAN 306: Cultur/Civ Span Ltn Amer

  • SPAN 307SPAN 307: History&Politics Of Mex

  • SPAN 308SPAN 308: Hist/Cultr Aztlan:SW US

  • SPAN 309SPAN 309: Hist & Polit Of Latn Amer

  • SPAN 311SPAN 311: US Foreign Policy Pac Rim

  • VPA 313VPA 313: Regional Art History

  • VPA 341VPA 341: Feminist Art: History, Theory

History and Social Science Subject Matter Preparation Program Coursework in conjunction with the Social History Concentration

If you choose the Social History Concentration and are seeking a History and Social Science Subject Matter Preparation Program, then you must complete the following teaching-track pathway:

Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • GS 214GS 214: Global History I: to 1500 or one comparable C-ID transfer course in Ancient-to-Early Modern World History

  • GS 215GS 215: Global History II: Since 1500 or one comparable C-ID transfer course in Modern World History

  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches

  • SBS 315SBS 315: Growth & Conflict/US to 1920

  • SBS 350SBS 350: Domination & Resistance: US

Complete ONE of the following courses or one comparable C-ID transfer course in US History:
  • SBS 111SBS 111: Reading/Writing US History
  • SBS 212SBS 212: US Histories & Politics
Complete ONE of the following courses or one comparable C-ID transfer course in US/CA Government:
  • HCOM 267HCOM 267: US Political Histories
  • CST 273CST 273: Cyberdemocracy
Complete ONE of the following courses:
  • SBS 385SBS 385: Environmental History of CA
  • SBS 386SBS 386: Social/Pol/Hist/CA
  • HCOM 353HCOM 353: California At Crossroads
Complete ONE of the following courses or one comparable C-ID transfer course in Cultural World Geography:
  • SBS 252SBS 252: Wrl/Reg/Geo/Cul/Soc/Sp:On-line
  • SBS 356SBS 356: Introduction to Geography
Complete ONE of the following course combinations or comparable transfer course in Macro AND Micro Economics:
  • SBS 351SBS 351: Global Econ:Theory, Ethics and SBS 351LSBS 351L: Global Economics Lab
  • BUS 201BUS 201: Macro Economics and BUS 202BUS 202: Micro Economics
Complete the following course or one comparable transfer course in Tech Skills:
  • CST 101CST 101: Technology Tools
Complete ONE of the following courses or one comparable transfer course in Ethnic Studies:
  • SBS 245SBS 245: Native American Societies
  • SBS 304SBS 304: California Indian Societies
  • SBS 306SBS 306: Contemp American Indian Policy
  • HCOM 245HCOM 245: Intro to Chicana/o Studies
  • HCOM 322HCOM 322: Asian American Literature
  • HCOM 324HCOM 324: African American Narratives
  • HCOM 326HCOM 326: Jewish Holocaust Literature
  • HCOM 345HCOM 345: Chicano Life & Culture
  • HCOM 346HCOM 346: African American Life/History
  • LS 391LS 391: Diversity in Ed Settings
Complete ONE of the following courses or one comparable transfer course in Non-Western History/Culture:
  • SBS 325SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire
  • SBS 348SBS 348: Maya Civilization
  • SBS 378SBS 378: Revolution and People Power
  • SBS 381SBS 381: US, Vietnam, Asia-Pacific
  • SBS 383SBS 383: African Civilizations
  • SBS 388SBS 388: Crisis/Develop/Mexican/Society
  • GS 320GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World
  • GS 350GS 350: Gender/Violence in Global Life
  • GS 360GS 360: Religion/Violence/Peacemaking
  • HCOM 247HCOM 247: African Legacy Worldwide

 

Sociology Concentration
Complete ALL of the following courses:
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph

  • SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab

  • SOC 100SOC 100: Introduction to Sociology

  • SBS 330SBS 330: Crime & Violence

  • SBS 338SBS 338: Social Psychology

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
Complete EIGHT (8) UNITS from the following course list:
  • CHHS 330CHHS 330: Collab Community Leadership

  • CHHS 340CHHS 340: Conflict Res/Collab Negotia

  • CHHS 350CHHS 350: Ethics for Health & Human Serv

  • CHHS 385CHHS 385: Applied Stats/Research Mthds

  • HDEV 353HDEV 353: Cross-Cultural Human Devel

  • HDEV 355HDEV 355: Behav Disorders of Childhood

  • HDEV 360HDEV 360: Child Development

  • HDEV 365HDEV 365: Adolescence

  • HDEV 371HDEV 371: Adulthood & Aging

  • PSY 322PSY 322: Theories/Methds of Counselng

  • PSY 332PSY 332: Decsn Making & Prblm Solving

  • PSY 355PSY 355: Social Psy and Soc Justice

  • SBS 306SBS 306: Contemp American Indian Policy

  • SBS 314SBS 314: Global Migrant Workers

  • SBS 331SBS 331: Self Defense

  • SBS 339SBS 339: Sweat/Service/Solidarity

  • SBS 339SSBS 339S: Sweat/Service/Solidarity SL

  • SBS 340SBS 340: Cross/Cult/Human/Develop

  • SBS 345SBS 345: Cultural Anthropology

  • SBS 379SBS 379: Tattoos Makeup & Burkas

  • SBS 381SBS 381: US, Vietnam, Asia-Pacific

  • SBS 384SSBS 384S: Anthrop of Education

  • SW 310SW 310: Introduction to Social Work

  • GS 320GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World

  • GS 350GS 350: Gender/Violence in Global Life

  • GS 360GS 360: Religion/Violence/Peacemaking

 

Native American Studies Concentration
Complete the following course:
  • SBS 245SBS 245: Native American Societies

  • SBS 304SBS 304: California Indian Societies

  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches

Complete ONE of the following course combinations:
  • SBS 360SSBS 360S: Mission Archaeology AND SBS 360LSBS 360L: Archaeology Lab
  • SBS 361SBS 361: Introduction to GIS AND SBS 361LSBS 361L: Introduction to GIS Lab
  • SBS 362SBS 362: Rsrch Mthd for SBS: Qual Emph AND SBS 362LSBS 362L: Rsrch Mthd SBS: Qual Emph Lab
  • SBS 365SBS 365: Black/Civil/Rights:1954-1968 AND SBS 365LSBS 365L: Black/Civil/Rights Lab
  • SBS 366SBS 366: Rsrch Mthd for SBS:Quant Emph AND SBS 366LSBS 366L: Rsrch Mthd SBS:Quan Emph Lab
  • GS 316GS 316: Historical Approaches
  • PSY 302PSY 302: PSY/Resear/Methods/Data/Analys AND PSY 302LPSY 302L: Psychology Research Lab
Complete FOUR of the following courses:
  • SBS 306SBS 306: Contemp American Indian Policy

  • SBS 315SBS 315: Growth & Conflict/US to 1920

  • SBS 325SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire

  • SBS 348SBS 348: Maya Civilization

  • SBS 350SBS 350: Domination & Resistance: US

  • SBS 385SBS 385: Environmental History of CA

  • SBS 386SBS 386: Social/Pol/Hist/CA