Human Rights Specialization

This specialization explores the many human rights challenges that exist in the U.S. and around the world. These include migration and immigration trends and policies, poverty, child labor, women’s rights, environmental change, economic inequality, and access to health care, housing, and other basic resources necessary for sustainability or growth. The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights forms the foundation through which all human rights topics are examined.

Select 6 courses from the list below

SOC 141	Ethnic Studies and Critical Theory	3
SOC 163	Women's and Children's Human Rights	3
SOC 164	Advocacy and Human Rights	3
SOC 161	Dynamics of Majority-Minority Relations	3
SOC 175	Urban Sociology	3
SOC 179	Human Trafficking	3
SOC 180	Social Stratification and Social Justice	3
SOC 185	Global Studies	3
SOC 186	Immigration and Human Rights	3
SOC 187	Environmental Studies	3
FLM 124	Gender and Media	3
FLM 131A	Film, Media and Social Justice	3
FLM 163	Cinema and Civil Rights	3
FLM 177	Science Fiction & Human Rights	3