School of Social Sciences Minors
All coursework taken to satisfy a minor is in addition to major requirements. No courses may be used for both a major and minor within the School of Social Sciences. No courses may be used for more than one minor. Students are allowed to complete a maximum of two courses with the P/NP option. Minor GPA must be 2.00 or above. MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY (www.anthropology.uci.edu) 
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Anthro 2A: Sociocultural Anthropology Anthro 2B or Anthro 2C or Anthro 2D Anthro 30A or Anthro 30B Two topical courses selected from Anthro 120‐159 and Anthro 170‐179: ____________ ____________  Two geographic area courses selected from Anthro 160‐169: ____________ ____________ Anthro 2A: Sociocultural Anthropology Anthro 2B or Anthro 2C or Anthro 2D Anthro 30A or Anthro 30B Anthro 134A: Medical Anthropology Three topical courses selected from the following: Anthro 50B, 121D, 128B, 129* 132A, 132C, 133A, 134E, 134G, 136K, 139*, Sociology 154. ____________ ____________ ____________ *Anthro 129/139 (these courses are “special topics” courses & must be approved by petition by the Anthro Undergrad Director. NOTE: Students may complete only one of the following programs: the major in Anthropology, the minor in Anthropology, or the minor in Medical Anthropology. Residence Requirement for the Anthro Minors: The four required upper‐
division courses must be completed successfully at UCI. Two of the four may be taken through the UC Education Abroad Program provided course content is approved in advance by the Anthropology Undergraduate Director.
LINGUISTICS CHICANO/LATINO STUDIES (www.linguistics.uci.edu) (www.chicanolatinostudies.uci.edu) 
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Chicano/Latino Studies 61 Chicano/Latino Studies 62 Chicano/Latino Studies 63 Three upper division courses selected from Chicano/Latino Studies 100‐189: ____________ ____________ ____________  Spanish 2A or equivalent Residence Requirement: At least three upper‐division courses required for the minor must be completed successfully at UCI. Residence Requirements for the Minor: Other than the language requirement, no more than two courses taken at other academic institutions may be used toward satisfaction of minor. SOCIOLOGY (www.sociology.uci.edu) ECONOMICS (www.economics.uci.edu) 
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Economics 20A: Microeconomics Economics 20B: Macroeconomics Economics 15A (prereqs: Math 2A‐B,4) Economics 15B (prereq: Econ 15A) Economics 100A (prereqs: Econ 20A‐B & Math 2A) Economics 100B (prereqs: Econ 100A & Math 2B) Economics 100C (prereq: Econ 100B) Two upper division Economics courses (excluding 199): _______________ _______________ Linguistics 3: Intro to Linguistics Linguistics 10: Phonology Linguistics 20: Syntax Four additional Linguistics courses – three must be upper division: _______________(UD) _______________(UD) _______________(UD) _____________(LD/UD) 
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Sociology 1: Intro to Sociology Sociol 2 (Int’l Sociology) or Sociol 3 (Social Problems) Sociology 110: Sociological Methods Sociology 120‐129: Sociological Theory Three Sociology Core Courses from the following (A total of TWO may be lower division): Sociol 31, 41, 44, 56, 62, 63, 135, 141, 144, 145, 156, 161, 164, 173, 174, 175B. ________(LD/UD) _________(LD/UD) ________(UD) The School of Social Sciences Math & Computer Technology requirement must be satisfied:  SocSci/Sociol 10A‐10B‐10C or Math 2A‐B, 7  SocSci 3A or ICS 21 or In4matx 41 OR 3 courses (or equivalent) of a language other than English. School of Social Sciences Minors
POLITICAL SCIENCE (www.polisci.uci.edu)  One course from the following: 
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CONFLICT RESOLUTION Political Science 6A: Political Analysis Political Science 6B: Macropolitics Political Science 6C: Micropolitics  Three upper division Political Science courses chosen from one of the following modules: 
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PS 120‐129: American Politics and Government PS 130‐139: Political Theory and Methods PS 140‐149: International Relations PS 150‐159: Comparative Politics PS 170‐179: Public Law  International Studies 14 or Sociology 63  PoliSci 149: Global Security & Cooperation  PoliSci 154G/Anthro 136D: Conflict Mgmt in Cross‐Cultural Perspective  SocSci/Human/SocEcol 183B: Seminar in Mediation  SocSci/Human/SocEcol 183CW: Seminar in Conflict Resolution  Two Conflict Resolution Electives, refer to list here: http://internationalstudies.ss.uci.edu/is_minor_conflict _______________ _______________  SocSci/IntlSt/Hum/SocEcol 183A: International Studies Public ____________ ____________ ____________  Three additional Political Science courses chosen from: Forum (2‐units) – two quarters required, with one taken in senior year. PoliSci 6A, 6B, 6C, 20‐79, 120‐179 (not used above): _______________ _______________ NOTE: Two courses may overlap between School of Social Sciences major and a minor in Conflict Resolution. ____________ ____________ ____________ PSYCHOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (www.cogsci.uci.edu) (http://internationalstudies.ss.uci.edu/)  Choose one from the following:  Choose from the following options:  Psychology 7A: Intro to Psych (28‐unit minor)  Psychology 9A,B,C: Psych Fundamentals (32‐unit minor)  Three upper division Psychology Core courses chosen from the following: Psychology 120A, 120D, 120H, 120P, 130A, 140C, 140L, 140M, 160A, 160D. ____________ ____________ ____________  For those taking Psych 7A*, THREE additional Psych courses (only one may be lower division) or for those taking Psych 9A,9B, and 9C, TWO additional upper division Psych courses (excluding Psych 190‐199): _______(UD) _______(UD) _______(UD/LD, if necessary*) The School of Social Sciences Math & Computer Technology requirement must be satisfied:  SocSci/Psych 10A‐10B‐10C or Math 2A‐B, 7  SocSci 3A or ICS 21 or In4matx 41 
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 Regional Focus: Three courses focused on one of the following geographical areas from at least two different disciplines: 
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Europe and Eurasia Africa & the Middle East The Americas Asia ____________ ____________ ____________  Functional Focus: Three courses in one of the following areas from at least two different disciplines: 
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IntlSt 11: Global Cultures & Society IntlSt 13: Global Economy IntlSt 14: Intro to International Relations Global Security and Criminology Conflict and Conflict Resolution International/Comparative Law International/Transnational Organizations and Movements Global Ethics and Human Rights Global Identities: Religion, Nationalism, Gender Global Trade, Investment and Finance Global Development, Public Health, & Environment Global Population, Migration, and Diaspora ____________ ____________ ____________  SocSci/IntlSt/Hum/SocEcol 183A: International Studies Public Forum (2‐units) – two quarters required, with one taken in senior year. _______________ _______________