HUMAN BIOLOGY AND SOCIETY
HBS, B.A. premajor
HBS, B.S. premajor
(36-41 units)
(91-105 units)
Society and Genetics 5, M71A or M72A
Anthropology 7
Society and Genetics 5, M71A or M72A
Anthropology 7
Two courses from: American Indian Studies M10, Anthropology 9,
Asian American Studies 20, Gender Studies 10, General Education
Cluster courses M1A through 80CW, Geography 3, History 3C, Honors
Collegium 70A, Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology 40, 50, 60,
Philosophy 4, 6, 8, 22, 22W, Public Policy 10A, Sociology 1, M5
Two courses from: American Indian Studies M10, Anthropology 9,
Asian American Studies 20, Gender Studies 10, General Education
Cluster courses M1A through 80CW, Geography 3, History 3C,
Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology 40, 50, 60, Philosophy 4,
6, 8, 22, 22W, Public Policy 10A, Sociology 1, M5
Chem 14A, 14B, 14BL, 14C, 14CL, 14D
-- or -Chem 20A, 20B, 20L, 30A, 30AL, 30B, 30BL
Life Sciences 1, 2, 3, 4 and 23L
Statistics 10 or 13
Chemistry 14A
Life Sciences 1 and 2
Statistics 10 or 13
Math 3A, 3B, 3C; or MATH 31A, 31B, 32A; or Life Sciences 30A, 30B
Physics 6A, 6B, 6C; or 1A, 1B, 1C, 4AL, 4BL
APPLICATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO THE MAJOR: Apply early sophomore Spring. Spring application available on department
website during Winter. HBS, B.A. applicants must complete all premajor courses by end of sophomore Spring. HBS, B.S. applicants must
complete at least 13 premajor courses by end of sophomore Spring.
HBS, B.A. major
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HBS, B.S. major
(44 units)
(44 units)
Society and Genetics 101
Society and Genetics 105A
Society and Genetics 105B
Society and Genetics 108
complete five electives in one concentration:
Society and Genetics M102
Society and Genetics 105A
Society and Genetics 105B
Society and Genetics 108
complete five electives in one concentration:
Bioethics and Public Science Policy
Evolutionary Biology, Culture and Behavior
Historical and Social Studies of Science
Medicine and Public Health
Population Genetics
two quarters of Society and Genetics 193
4.0 units of internship (195CE), apprenticeship (196), and/or research
(199)
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Bioethics and Public Science Policy
Evolutionary Biology, Culture and Behavior
Historical and Social Studies of Science
Medicine and Public Health
Population Genetics
two quarters of Society and Genetics 193
4.0 units of internship (195CE), apprenticeship (196), and/or research
(199)
last updated: September 23, 2014
CONCENTRATION #1:
BIOETHICS AND PUBLIC SCIENCE POLICY
Complete 5 electives: at least one SOCIETY AND GENETICS elective, plus 4 more electives from the approved list below. NOTE: If you pursue a subfocus (see
bottom of page), subfocus courses will credit toward your electives, as if they were on the approved list below.
Course numbers with underlying requisites are highlighted in red and underlined.
Anthropology
Asian American Studies
Bioengineering
Communication Studies
Disability Studies
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Epidemiology
Gender Studies
Geography
Global Studies
History
Honors Collegium
Philosophy
Psychology
Public Policy
Social Welfare
Society and Genetics
Sociology
M134, 153P, M158Q, 181, 182
113
165EW
101
101, M121
176
100 (restricted to PUB HLT minors, except during summer session)
M114, 125, 134, M162, M164, 171A
M109, M115
100A, 100B
180A, 180C
177
124, 125, 137, 150, 153A, 154, 154B, 155, C156, 157A, 157B, 170
187C
103
162
M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, 130, 131, M140, 160, 161, 162, 163,
175, 180, 188, 195CE, 197, 199
143, 154, 156, 170
(Optional) Subfocus areas for "BIOETHICS AND PUBLIC SCIENCE POLICY"
Designed and recommended for students who intend a career in medicine or allied health services or are going on to
graduate school in the life or health sciences. If you wish, choose ONE subfocus, and the courses taken in it will credit
toward your electives.
Cell Development
Microbiology and Immunology
Molecular Biology and Genomics
Physiology
Psychology and Mental Health
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168
Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one
course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course from
CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and
Molecular Genetics C122, 158
Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177
Three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C,
160
CONCENTRATION #2:
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY, CULTURE AND BEHAVIOR
Complete 5 electives: at least one SOCIETY AND GENETICS elective, plus 4 more electives from the approved list below. NOTE: If you pursue a subfocus (see
bottom of page), subfocus courses will credit toward your electives, as if they were on the approved list below.
Course numbers with underlying requisites are highlighted in red and underlined.
Anthropology
Communication Studies
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Gender Studies
Linguistics
121C, 124A, 124B, 124P, M125A, M127, 128A, M151, M158Q, 185A, 186P
112, 116, M123W, 126, 148
120, 121, 126, 129, 135, 175, 176
M114, M159, M162, M165, M167
C135
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology CM156
Philosophy
137, M187
Psychology
110, 112A, 112B, 115, 160
M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, M140, 160, 161, 162, 163, 175, 180,
Society and Genetics
188, 195CE, 197, 199
Sociology
156
(Optional) Subfocus areas for "EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY, CULTURE and BEHAVIOR"
Designed and recommended for students who intend a career in medicine or allied health services or are going on to
graduate school in the life or health sciences. If you wish, choose ONE subfocus, and the courses taken in it will credit
toward your electives.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Psychology and Mental Health
Three courses from Anthropology 121C, 124A, 124P, M125A, 128A, Ecology
and Evolutionary Biology 100, 116, 120, 121, 126, 129, 130, 135, 175, 176
Three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C,
160
CONCENTRATION #3:
HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE
Complete 5 electives: at least one SOCIETY AND GENETICS elective, plus 4 more electives from the approved list below. NOTE: If you pursue a subfocus (see
bottom of page), subfocus courses will credit toward your electives, as if they were on the approved list below.
Course numbers with underlying requisites are highlighted in red and underlined.
Anthropology
Asian American Studies
Bioengineering
Disability Studies
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Environmental Health Sciences
Epidemiology
Gender Studies
Geography
Global Studies
History
Honors Collegium
Human Genetics
Neurobiology
Philosophy
Society and Genetics
Sociology
M125A, 153P, 181, 182, 185A
105
165EW
101, M121
100, 120, 126, 130, 175
100, C185A, C185B
100 (restricted to PUB HLT minors, except during summer session)
134, M162, M164, M180B
M109, M115
100A, 100B
M151C, 179A, 179B, 180A, 180C
177
C144
M169
124, 125, 129, 130, 137, 155
M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, 130, 131, M140, 160, 161, 162, 163,
175, 180, 188, 195CE, 197, 199
M138, 143, M148, 154, 156, 170
(Optional) Subfocus areas for "HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE"
Designed and recommended for students who intend a career in medicine or allied health services or are going on to
graduate school in the life or health sciences. If you wish, choose ONE subfocus, and the courses taken in it will credit
toward your electives.
Cell Development
Microbiology and Immunology
Molecular Biology and Genomics
Physiology
Psychology and Mental Health
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168
Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one
course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course from
CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and
Molecular Genetics C122, 158
Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177
Three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C,
160
CONCENTRATION #4:
MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
Complete 5 electives: at least one SOCIETY AND GENETICS elective, plus 4 more electives from the approved list below. NOTE: If you pursue a subfocus (see
bottom of page), subfocus courses will credit toward your electives, as if they were on the approved list below.
Course numbers with underlying requisites are highlighted in red and underlined.
Anthropology
Chicana and Chicano Studies
Communication Studies
Computer Science
Disability Studies
Epidemiology
Gender Studies
History
Human Genetics
M134
CM106
116, M123W
CM121
101, M121
100 (restricted to PUB HLT minors, except during summer session)
M114, 125, M162, M164, M167
M151C
C144
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Neurobiology
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Psychology
138, CM156, 172
M169
180
150, 154, 154B, 155, C156, 157A, 157B
M107, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, M140
150, M160A, M160B (can alternatively be used to satisfy internship
requirement)
162
M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, 130, 131, M140, 160, 161, 162, 163,
175, 180, 188, 195CE, 197, 199
130, 132, 134, 143, 145, 154, 156, 170
Public Health
Social Welfare
Society and Genetics
Sociology
(Optional) Subfocus areas for "MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH"
Designed and recommended for students who intend a career in medicine or allied health services or are going on to
graduate school in the life or health sciences. If you wish, choose ONE subfocus, and the courses taken in it will credit
toward your electives.
Cell Development
Microbiology and Immunology
Molecular Biology and Genomics
Physiology
Psychology and Mental Health
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168
Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one
course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course from
CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and
Molecular Genetics C122, 158
Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177
Three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C,
160
CONCENTRATION #5:
POPULATION GENETICS AND HISTORY
Complete 5 electives (at least one of which must be a SOCIETY AND GENETICS elective) following the program described below. NOTE: If you pursue a subfocus
(see bottom of page), those subfocus courses will credit toward your electives.
Course numbers with underlying requisites are highlighted in red and underlined.
Two courses from:
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Human Genetics
Society and Genetics
135
CM124
120
And any additional courses from:
Ancient Near East
Anthropology
Asian American Studies
Computer Science
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Gender Studies
History
Honors Collegium
Human Genetics
Linguisitics
162, CM163
110P, 111, M140, M158Q, 181, 182, 186P
113
CM121
120, 121, 135
M162, M180B
M108C, M151C, 164D, 180A, 180C, 191B through 191O
M143
CM124, C144
110, 114, 127, 130, 132, M150
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 172
Psychology
160
M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, 130, 131, M140, 160, 161, 162, 163,
Society and Genetics
175, 180, 188, 195CE, 197, 199
Sociology
154, 156
(Optional) Subfocus in "POPULATION GENETICS AND HISTORY"
Designed and recommended for students who intend a career in medicine or allied health services or are going on to
graduate school in the life or health sciences. If you wish, pursue this subfocus, and the courses taken in it will credit
toward your electives.
Population Genetics
Two courses from Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 135, Human Genetics
CM124, Society and Genetics 120, and one course from Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology 120, 121, Human Genetics C144
APPENDIX.
COURSE
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
TITLE
Notes
For detailed course descriptions, see http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/catsel.aspx
Ancient Near East 162
Ancient Near East CM163
Anthropology 110P
--Requisite: ANTHRO 8.
Anthropology 111
Requisite: ANTHRO 8.
Anthropology 121C
Requisite: ANTHRO 7 or 12.
Recommended requisite:
ANTHRO 7 or Life Sciences 1.
Recommended requisite:
ANTHRO 7 or Life Sciences 1.
Recommended requisite:
ANTHRO 7 or 12.
Enforced requisite: ANTHRO 7 or
EE BIOL 13 or 120 or Life
Sciences 1.
Anthropology 124A
Anthropology 124B
Anthropology 124P
Anthropology M125A
Archaeology of Ancient Israel
Archaeology of Iran
Principles of Archaeology
Theory in Anthropological
Archaeology
Evolution of Genus "Homo"
Human Behavioral Ecology
Formerly 124.
Evolutionary Psychology
Evolution of Human Sexual
Behavior
Great Adaptations: Origins of
Complexity in Nature
Same as EE BIOL M171.
Same as Applied Linguistics
CM127 and COMM ST M127.
Anthropology M127
--
Animal Communication
Anthropology 128A
--
Primate Behavior Nonhuman to
Human
Anthropology M134
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Cultural Construction of Gender Same as Honors Collegium M129
and Sexuality: Homosexualities and LGBTS M134.
Anthropology M140
Anthropology M151
Anthropology 153P
Anthropology M158Q
Requisite: ANTHRO 33 or
Linguistics 20.
Requisite: ANTHRO 9.
Requisite: ANTHRO 9.
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Anthropology 181
Anthropology 182
Requisite: ANTHRO 9.
--
Anthropology 185A
Preparation: one upper division
introduction to behavioral
ecology course, one universitylevel mathematics course
(preferably calculus or
probability and statistics).
Anthropology 186P
Asian American Studies 105
Asian American Studies 113
Bioengineering 165EW
Chicana and Chicano Studies
CM106
Communication Studies 101
Requisite: ANTHRO 7.
Requisite: ANTHRO 10.
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Language in Culture
Marriage, Family and Kinship Same as GENDER M151.
Economic Anthropology
Collapses of Past Societies and
Same as GEOG M153 and Honors
Their Lessons for Our Own
Collegium M152.
Future
Critical Social Theory
History of Anthropology
Theoretical Behavioral Ecology
--
Models of Cultural Evolution
Historical Research Methods
Asian Americans and Law
Bioengineering Ethics
Health in Chicano/Latino
Population
Freedom of Communication
Communication Studies 112
Requisite: COMM ST 118 or 120
or 126.
Current Problems in Evolution
and Communication
Communication Studies 116
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--
Same as Linguistics M146.
Formerly 165.
Same as PUB HLT M106.
Communication and Conflict in
Formerly M116.
Couples and Families
APPENDIX.
COURSE
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
TITLE
Communication Studies M123W
Enforced requisite: English
Composition 3 or 3H or English
as a Second Language 36.
Talk and Body
Communication Studies 126
--
Communication Studies 148
--
Notes
Formerly M123. Same as
ANTHRO M148W and Applied
Linguistics M161W.
Evolution of Interpersonal
Communication
Marketing, Advertising, and
Human Nature
Enforced requisites: Computer
Science 32 or Program in
Computing 10C with grade of Cor better, and one course from
Biostatistics 100A, 110A, Civil
Engineering 110, Electrical
Engineering 131A, Mathematics
170A, or Statistics 100A.
Introduction to Bioinformatics
Disability Studies 101
--
Perspectives on Disability Studies
Disability Studies M121
--
Topics in Gender and Disabilities Same as GENDER M121.
Computer Science CM121
Requisite: Life Sciences 1. Not
open for credit to students with
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
credit for EE BIOL 118, C119, 122
100
through 126, 129, 132 through
134B, 136, or 151B.
Introduction to Ecology and
Behavior
Requisite: Life Sciences 1.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Recommended: EE BIOL 100. Not
116
open for credit to students with
credit for Environment 121.
Conservation Biology
Requisites: Life Sciences 1, 2, 3,
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
4, 23L, Mathematics 3A and 3B,
120
or 31A.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4,
121
23L.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
126
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
129
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
130
Requisites: EE BIOL 100, Life
Sciences 1, Mathematics 3C or
32A. Recommended: course 129.
Requisites: EE BIOL 100, Life
Sciences 1.
Requisite: Life Sciences 1.
Recommended: EE BIOL 120,
135.
Requisite: Life Sciences 4.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Strongly recommended: EE BIOL
135
100, Mathematics 31A, 31B.
Evolution
Molecular Evolution
Behavioral Ecology
Animal Behavior
Principles of Systematic Biology
Population Genetics
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Enforced requisite: Life Sciences Evolutionary Dynamics of Sexual
175
1.
Conflict
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Requisite: Life Sciences 1.
Ecological Ethics
176
Same as CHEM CM160A.
APPENDIX.
COURSE
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
TITLE
Notes
Environmental Health Sciences
100
Preparation: one course each in
chemistry and biology.
Designed for science,
Introduction to Environmental
engineering, and public health
Health
students.
Environmental Health Sciences
C185A
Preparation: one year of
undergraduate biology, calculus,
chemistry, and physics.
Foundations of Environmental
Health Sciences
Environmental Health Sciences
C185B
Requisite: EHS C185A.
Foundations of Environmental
Health Sciences
Epidemiology 100
Gender Studies M114
Gender Studies 125
Gender Studies 134
Gender Studies M159
Gender Studies M162
Gender Studies M164
Gender Studies M165
Gender Studies M167
Gender Studies 171A
Gender Studies M180B
Geography M109
Geography M115
Global Studies 100A
Global Studies 100B
History M108C
History M151C
History 164D
Preparation: one full biological
sciences course.
-Requisite: GENDER 10.
Principles of Epidemiology
Introduction to Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, and Transgender
Studies
Women and Healthcare in the
U.S.
Gender, Science, and Theory
Pornography and Evolution
Requisite: GENDER 10.
-Enforced requisite: GENDER 10
Sociology of Gender
or Sociology 1.
-Politics of Reproduction
-Psychology of Gender
-Contested Sexualities
Requisite: GENDER 10 or POL SCI
10 or PHILOS 6 or 9.
Women, Gender and Law:
Recommended: GENDER 110A or Jurisprudence of Sexual Equality
110B or M110C.
Historical Perspectives on
-Gender and Science
Human Impact on Biophysical
-Environment: What Science Has
Learned
Environmentalism: Past, Present,
-and Future
Globalization: Concepts and
Enforced requisite: GLBL ST 1.
History
Globalization: Contemporary
Requisite: GLBL ST 100A.
Issues
Culture Area of Maghrib (North
-Africa)
Understanding Whiteness in
-American History and Culture
Preparation: one prior course in Topics in African History: Africa
African history at UCLA. Designed
and Diaspora in Global and
for juniors/seniors.
Comparative Perspective
History 179A
--
History of Medicine: Historic
Roots of Healing Arts
History 179B
--
History of Medicine: Foundations
of Modern Medicine
History 180A
--
Topics in History of Science
Open to all during summer
session, but restricted to Public
Health minors during regular
session.
Same as LGBTS M114.
Same as COMM ST M159.
Same as SOCIOL M162.
Same as SOCIOL M164.
Same as PSYCH M165.
Same as LGBTS M167.
Same as HIST M180B.
Same as Environment M109.
Same as Environment M132 and
Urban Planning M165.
Same as ANTHRO M171P and
ARABIC M171.
Same as CHICANO CM182.
APPENDIX.
COURSE
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
History 180C
--
History 191B
--
History 191C
--
History 191D
--
History 191E
--
History 191F
--
History 191G
--
History 191J
--
History 191M
--
History 191N
--
History 191O
--
Honors Collegium M143
--
Honors Collegium 177
Human Genetics CM124
Human Genetics C144
Linguisitics 110
Linguistics 114
Linguisitics 127
Linguistics 130
Linguistics 132
Linguistics C135
Capstone Seminar: History -Latin America
Capstone Seminar: History -Near East
Capstone Seminar: History -- East
Asia
Capstone Seminar: History -Africa
Capstone Seminar: History -Southeast Asia
Capstone Seminar: History -India
Capstone Seminar: History -World History
From Latin America to US:
Same as CHICANO M124.
Immigration and Latino Identity
Biotechnology and Art
Computational Genetics
Requisite: LING 20.
Requisites: LING 20, 119A or
120A, 119B or 120B.
Requisites: LING 20, 119A or
120A, 119B or 120B.
Requisites: LING 1 or 20, and
130.
Enforced requisite: LING 1 or 20.
MIMG 101
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4,
23L. Recommended requisite or
corequisite: MIMG 101.
MIMG 106
Capstone Seminar: History -- U.S.
--
Requisite: Life Sciences 4.
Requisites: Linguistics 20, 102 or
103, 119A or 120A.
Strongly recommended
preparation: LING 20.
Requisite: MIMG 101.
Notes
Science and Technology in 20th
Century
Capstone Seminar: History -Medieval
Capstone Seminar: History -Europe
Enforced requisites: Computer
Science 32 or Program in
Computing 10C with grade of Cor better, and one course from
Biostatistics 100A, 110A, Civil
Engineering 110, Electrical
Engineering 131A, Mathematics
170A, or Statistics 100A.
Linguistics M150
MIMG 103AL
TITLE
Same as Computer Science
CM124.
Genomic Technology
Introduction to Historical
Linguistics
American Indian Linguistics
Syntactic Typology and
Universals
Language Development
Language Processing
Neurolinguistics
Introduction to Indo-European Same as Indo-European Studies
Linguistics
M150.
Introductory Microbiology
Laboratory Methods in Modern
Formerly 103L.
Microbiology and Immunology
Molecular and Genetic Basis of
Bacterial Infections
APPENDIX.
COURSE
MIMG 107
MIMG C122
MIMG 158
MIMG 168
MIMG 185A
MCD BIO 138
MCD BIO 144
MCD BIO CM156
MCD BIO 165A
MCD BIO 168
MCD BIO 172
Neurobiology M169
Neuroscience 180
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
Requisites: MIMG 185A,
Chemistry 153A.
Requisites: MIMG CM156, Life
Sciences 4.
Requisites: MIMG 101, Chemistry
153A.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4,
23L. Recommended requisite or
corequisite: Chemistry 153A.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4,
23L.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4,
23L. Not open for credit to
students with credit for
Chemistry 153B.
Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4.
Requisites: Chemistry 14D or
30B, Life Sciences 3. Not open for
credit to students with credit for
course 100 or M140.
Enforced requisites: MCD BIO
138, 165A. Strongly
recommended: MCD BIO 143,
165B (or Microbiology 132).
Requisite: MCD BIO 144 or 165B
or Chemistry 153B or
Microbiology 132.
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TITLE
Viral Pathogenesis
Mouse Molecular Genetics
Molecular Parasitology
Immunology
Developmental Biology
Molecular Biology
Human Genetics
Stem Cell Biology
Genomics and Bioinformatics
History of Neurosciences
Preparation: one philosophy
course.
Philosophy 125
Requisite: PHILOS 31 or 124.
Philosophy 129
Preparation: one 4-unit
psychology course, one
philosophy course.
Philosophy of Psychology
Philosophy 130
Preparation: two philosophy
courses or one philosophy course
and one physics course.
Philosophy of Space and Time
Philosophy 150
Philosophy 153A
Requisite: PHILOS 22.
Philosophy 154
Requisite: PHILOS 6 or 7 or 22.
Same as MIMG CM156.
Biology of Cells
Enforced requisites: NEUROSC
Genetic, Molecular, and Genomic
M101A, M101B. Not open for
Approaches to Neural
credit to students with credit for
Development and Disease
NEUROSC 191C, seminar 1.
Preparation: one philosophy
course.
Requisite: PHILOS 22.
Same as HUM GEN CM122.
Microbial Genomics
Philosophy 124
Philosophy 137
Notes
Philosophy of Science: Historical
Philosophy of Science:
Contemporary
Philosophy of Biology
Society and Morals
Topics in Ethical Theory:
Normative Ethics
Topics in Value Theory:
Rationality and Action
Same as Medical History M169.
APPENDIX.
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
TITLE
Philosophy 154B
Preparation: one philosophy
course.
Topics in Value Theory: Moral
Responsibility and Free Will
Philosophy 155
--
Medical Ethics
Philosophy C156
--
Topics in Political Philosophy
COURSE
Philosophy 157A
Philosophy 157B
Philosophy 170
Philosophy M187
Physiological Science 111A
Physiological Science 111B
Physiological Science 147
Physiological Science 149
Physiological Science 177
Psychology M107
Psychology 110
Psychology 112A
Preparation: two philosophy
courses.
Preparation: two philosophy
courses.
Preparation: two relevant
philosophy courses.
History of Political Philosophy
History of Political Philosophy
Philosophy of Mind
Requisite for Gender Studies
Philosophical Analysis of Issues in
Same as GENDER M110C.
majors: GENDER 10; for other
Feminist Theory
students: one philosophy course.
Requisites: PHYSCI 107,
Chemistry 14C or 30A, Life
Sciences 1, 2, 3, 4, 23L, Physics
1B or 6B or 6CH.
Requisites: PHYSCI 111A,
Chemistry 14D or 30B.
Requisite: PHYSCI 111A or
M180A.
Requisites: PHYSCI 111A, 111B
(111B may be taken
concurrently).
Requisite: PHYSCI 111A or
M180A.
Foundations in Physiological
Science
Foundations in Physiological
Science
Neurobiology of Learning and
Memory
Mechanisms of Major Human
Diseases
Neuroethology
Asian American Personality and Same as Asian American Studies
Mental Health
M117.
Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A.
Fundamentals of Learning
Basic Processes of Motivated
Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A, 110.
Behavior
Requisite: PSYCH 10.
Psychology 112B
Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A, 110.
Recommended: PSYCH 115.
Psychobiology of Fear and
Anxiety
Psychology 115
Requisites: PSYCH 100A, Life
Sciences 2 or 15. Not open to
students with credit for PSYCH
M117A.
Principles of Behavioral
Neuroscience
Psychology M117J
Requisite: PSYCH 115 or M117A
(or MCD BIO M175A or
NEUROSCI M101A or PHYSCI
M180A) or PHYSCI 111A.
Biological Bases of Psychiatric
Disorders
Psychology 127A
Requisite: course 10. Not open
for credit to students with credit
for course 127B or 127C.
Abnormal Psychology
Psychology 129C
Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A.
Culture and Mental Health
Psychology M140
--
Introduction to Study of Aging
Requisites: PSYCH 10, and 127A
or 127B or 127C.
--
Genetics of Human Cognition
and Behavior
Sex and Law
Psychology 160
Psychology 187C
Notes
Same as MCD BIO M181,
NEUROSC M130, PHYSCI M181,
and Psychiatry M181.
Formerly 127.
Same as Social Welfare M140.
APPENDIX.
COURSE
ENROLLMENT
RESTRICTIONS
TITLE
Notes
Public Health 150
--
Contemporary Health Issues
Public Health M160A
--
Health Outreach and Education
Same as Medicine M160A.
for At-Risk Populations
Public Health M160B
Requisites: PUB HLT M160A.
Health Outreach and Education
Same as Medicine M160B.
for At-Risk Populations
Public Policy 103
--
Ethics, Morality, and Public Life:
Contemporary Controversies
Social Welfare 162
--
Health Policy and Services
Society and Genetics M102
--
Societal and Medical Issues in
Human Genetics
Society and Genetics 120
--
Society and Genetics 121
Society and Genetics 130
---
Society and Genetics 131
--
Society and Genetics M140
Society and Genetics 160
---
Society and Genetics 161
--
Society and Genetics 162
--
Society and Genetics 163
--
Science and Popular Movements
Society and Genetics 175
--
Current Directions in Social and
Historical Study of Science
Society and Genetics 180
Society and Genetics 188
---
Using Genetics to Infer Human
History
Race, Science and Citizenship
Biotechnology and Society
Information, Software and
Networks
Hormones and Behavior
Politics of Heredity
Controversy and Behavior
Genetics
Biotechnologies, Law and the
Body
Requisite: SOCIOL 1.
-Requisites: SOCIOL 1, 20, 101.
Lectures: variable topics
Seminars: variable topics
Community and Corporate
Internships in Society and
Genetics
Individual Studies in Society and
Genetics
Directed Research in Society and
Genetics
Self and Society
Social Psychology: Sociological
Approaches
Culture and Personality
Death, Suicide, and Trauma
Human Health and Society
Sociology 145
--
Sociology of Deviant Behavior
Sociology M148
--
Sociology of Mental Illness
Sociology 154
--
Sociology 156
--
Sociology 170
Requisite: SOCIOL 1.
Society and Genetics 195CE
Contract required.
Society and Genetics 197
Contract required.
Society and Genetics 199
Contract required.
Sociology 130
--
Sociology 132
--
Sociology 134
Sociology M138
Sociology 143
Race and Ethnicity: International
Perspectives
Race and Ethnicity in American
Life
Medical Sociology
[Required for proposed B.S.,
elective for proposed B.A.];
formerly SOC GEN 102W
Only second quarter of
enrollment will credit toward
HBS major electives.
Same as PSYCH M163.
Same as Disability Studies M148.