College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences
Bachelor of Arts
Minor
Program Office: SBS G-322, (310) 243-2123
Faculty:
Yeaji Kim, Program Coordinator
Carl Sneed (Psychology)
Billy Wagner-Huang (Sociology)
Sarah R. Taylor (Anthropology)
Yeaji Kim (Political Science)
Part-Time Faculty:
Sonja Ulrich (Anthropology and Behavior Science)
Program Description:
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.
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