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College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences
Bachelor of Arts
Minor
Program Office: SBS G-322, (310) 243-2123
Hyo Joon Chang, Program Coordinator
Carl Snead (Psychology)
Kara Dellacioppa (Sociology)
Jerry Moore (Anthropology)
E. Annie Whetmore (Political Science)
The undergraduate program in Behavioral Science is designed to provide the student with a broad systematic understanding of human behavior, and of the biological, psychological, cultural, political and social factors that influence such behavior. The program stresses the mastery of key behavioral science concepts; exposure to significant behavioral science theories drawn from psychology, sociology, anthropology and political science; the development and utilization of rigorous investigation, observation and research skills common to the behavioral sciences; and the ability to integrate knowledge across the behavioral sciences. The program provides practical knowledge and skills with enduring career applicability.
See our Undergraduate [PDF] Student Learning Outcomes now online.
Click here to view the current Behavioral Science university catalog online.