I. Introductory Courses:
II. Foundation Courses:
a. Ethics:
- BSOC 2051 - Ethical Issues in Health and Medicine (crosslisted)
b. Social sciences/humanities foundation:
History of science:
- STS 1180 - Evolution (crosslisted)
Philosophy of science:
- PHIL 2455 - Introduction to Bioethics (crosslisted)
Sociology of science:
- BSOC 3311 - Environmental Governance (crosslisted)
- GDEV 3400 - Agriculture, Food, Sustainability and Social Justice (previously DSOC 3400)
- NS 2450 - Social Science Perspectives on Food and Nutrition
- STS 3111 - Sociology of Medicine (crosslisted)
Politics of science:
Science communication:
- COMM 3210 - Communication and the Environment
- STS 3020 - Science Writing for the Media (crosslisted)
Literature and science:
Anthropology of science, medicine, and environment:
c. Biology foundation (breadth)
Anatomy and physiology:
- BIOAP 3110 - Principles of Animal Physiology (crosslisted)
Animal behavior:
- ANTHR 2310 - The Natural History of Chimpanzees and the Origins of Politics
- BIONB 2210 - Neurobiology and Behavior I: Introduction to Behavior
Biochemistry, molecular and cell biology:
- BIOMG 3300 - Principles of Biochemistry, Individualized Instruction
- BIOMG 3310 - Principles of Biochemistry: Proteins and Metabolism
- NS 3200 - Introduction to Human Biochemistry
Biological diversity:
- BIOEE 3730 - Biodiversity and Biology of the Marine Invertebrates
- BIOEE 4760 - Ichthyology: Biology of Fishes, Lectures
- BIOMI 2900 - General Microbiology Lectures
- ENTOM 2120 - Insect Biology
- PLBIO 2410 - Introductory Plant Diversity and Evolution
- PLBIO 2480 - Vascular Plant Systematics
- PLPPM 3010 - Biology and Management of Plant Diseases
- PLPPM 4300 - Mycology
Genetics and development:
Neurobiology:
Nutrition:
d. Biology foundation (depth):
One biology course for which one of the above (2c) is a prerequisite.
e. Statistics:
- AEM 2100 - Introductory Statistics
- ECON 3130 - Statistics and Probability
- ILRST 2100 - Introductory Statistics (crosslisted)
- MATH 1710 - Statistical Theory and Application in the Real World
- PSYCH 2500 - Statistics and Research Design
- SOC 3010 - Statistics for Sociological Research
- STSCI 2150 - Introductory Statistics for Biology
III. Core Courses:
IV. Theme:
a. Natural science issues/biology elective:
- BIOMS 4150 - Essential Immunology
- ENTOM 4520 - Introduction to Disease Vectors
- HD 2200 - The Human Brain and Mind: An Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience (crosslisted)
- HD 4260 - Translational Research on Memory and Neuroscience (crosslisted)
- PSYCH 2230 - Intro to Behavioral Neuroscience (crosslisted)
b. Humanities/social science elective:
- BSOC 2561 - Medicine and Healing in China (crosslisted)
- BSOC 3231 - Global Health Security and Diplomacy (crosslisted)
- BSOC 3311 - Environmental Governance (crosslisted)
- HD 3190 - Memory and the Law (crosslisted)
- HD 4260 - Translational Research on Memory and Neuroscience (crosslisted)
- NS 4570 - Health, Poverty, and Inequality: A Global Perspective (crosslisted)
- NTRES 3330 - Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge (crosslisted)
- PAM 2300 - Introduction to Policy Analysis
- PAM 2350 - The U.S. Health Care System
- PAM 3280 - Fundamentals of Population Health (crosslisted)
- STS 4240 - Designing Technology for Social Impact (crosslisted)
c. Senior seminars:
- BSOC 4101 - The Entangled Lives of Humans and Animals (crosslisted)
- BSOC 4634 - Curating the British Empire (crosslisted)
- BSOC 4650 - Advanced Topics in Clinical Ethics (crosslisted)
- COMM 3210 - Communication and the Environment
- DEA 4500 - Policy Meets Design: High-Impact Facilities of the 21st Century
- NTRES 4300 - Environmental Policy Processes I
V. Other Courses:
- BSOC 3751 - Independent Study
- BSOC 4991 - Honors Project I (crosslisted)