3 units
- Required Courses
- Major
- Community, National, and Global Perspectives on Leadership
- Requirements for Specialization
- Political Economy
- Thematic Areas
Offered: Offered every term
Counts toward
- Comparative International Studies, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Thematic Areas
- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Conflict in the Global System, B.A. (2026-27) - Requirements for Specialization
- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Conflict in the Global System, B.A. (2025-26) - Requirements for Specialization
- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Conflict in the Global System, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Requirements for Specialization
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- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Justice in the Global System, B.A. (2026-27) - Requirements for Specialization
- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Justice in the Global System, B.A. (2025-26) - Requirements for Specialization
- International Security and Conflict Resolution, Specialization in Justice in the Global System, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Requirements for Specialization
- Leadership Studies, B.S. (2026-27) - Community, National, and Global Perspectives on Leadership
- Leadership Studies, B.S. (2025-26) - Community, National, and Global Perspectives on Leadership (6 units)
- Leadership Studies, B.S. (2024-25) - Community, National, and Global Perspectives on Leadership (6 units)
- Social Science, B.A. (2026-27) - Political Economy
- Social Science, B.A. (2025-26) - Political Economy
- Social Science, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Political Economy
- Sociology Minor (2026-27) - Required Courses
- Sociology Minor (2025-26) - Required Courses
- Sociology Minor (2024-25) - Required Courses
- Sociology, B.A. (2026-27) - Major
- Sociology, B.A. (2025-26) - Major
- Sociology, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Major
Social inequality as an institutional process. Patterns of unequal distribution of wealth, power, privilege and prestige, their causes, and impact this has on communities and societies.
From the catalog
- Grading
- LCR: Letter Grade with Cr/NC available. The grading default for the class will be letter grade, but students can opt to take it for Cr/NC
- Repeatable
- Maximum 3 units.
2 sections in Spring 2027
Class #4617· Online, any time · Open · Letter or CR/NC
50 of 50 seats open
No set meeting time · ONLINE
Class #8857· In-person · Open · Letter or CR/NC
50 of 50 seats open
Mon 4:00 PM-6:40 PM · SSW 2532
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