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Minor:

Peace and Justice Studies

Required Courses  
Peace and Justice Studies Minor (15 hours)
RELIG-125
 RELIG-125
Themed Courses:
Select at least 12 credits within one theme (the courses must be from at least two different disciplines, and may include appropriate special topics courses and/or internships as approved by the PJS coordinator and appropriate program faculty).
Please be aware that several courses in the minor are taught on a rotating basis and therefore are not always available. Students should also take careful note of required pre-requisite(s) for theme courses.		 12 hours
Conflict and Peace: Local, National, Global
  • ANTHR-163
  • CRMJS-110
  • ENG-101
  • HIST-010
  • HIST-110
  • HIST-150
  • HIST-161
  • HIST-203
  • HIST-272
  • POLSC-009
  • POLSC 271
  • POLSC-275
Issues of Economic Justice
  • BUSAD-239
  • ECON-215
  • ECON-251
  • ECON-258
  • ECON-272
  • HIST-218
  • PHYS-054 and PHYS-055
  • POLSC-210
  • SOC-115
  • SOC-227
  • SOCWK-120
  
Understanding Diversity, Promoting Justice
  • ANTHR-153
  • ANTHR-154
  • ANTHR-155
  • ANTHR-156
  • ANTHR-158
  • COMM-050
  • EDUC-185
  • ENG-101
  • ENG-250
  • GEND-090
  • HIST-154
  • HIST-156
  • HIST-210
  • HIST-255
  • IDS-150
  • PHIL-130
  • PHIL-227
  • RELIG-130
  • RELIG-134
  • SOC-003
  • SOC-116
  • SOC 220
  • SPED-107
Change Through Social Movements and Individual Action
  • COMM-040
  • COMM-160 or SOC-206
  • CRMJS-101
  • PHIL-102
  • POLSC-120
  • POLSC-170
  • PSYCH-140
  • PSYCH-220
  • SOC-004
  • SOC-230
  • SOCWK-015
  

Peace and Justice Studies is interdisciplinary; knowledge from social science, humanities, and professional fields is used to explore the causes and effects of violence and/or injustice in a variety of social contexts. The program should enable students to help develop alternatives to inequitable social structures and conditions.