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Program checklist · Interdisciplinary Studies: Concentration in Law, Ethics, and Social Policy

Interdisciplinary Studies: Concentration in Law, Ethics, and Social Policy

University of North Carolina Asheville · Asheville, NC

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Program
Award
Interdisciplinary Studies: Concentration in Law, Ethics, and Social Policy
CIP
05.0210
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199111
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199111_b1b82ac6
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements for Concentration in Law, Ethics, and Social Policy

0 items

    I. Required courses for the major—at least 31 hours, including one of the following

    4 items
    1. As published: “Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (4)”
      4
    2. As published: “Law, Ethics, and Social Policy: A Global Exploration of Theory and Practice (4)”
      4
    3. As published: “Introduction to Ethical Theories (4)”
      4
    4. As published: “Introduction to Sociology (4)”
      4

    II. Electives— 20 hours of LESP-related coursework from the courses listed below;

    32 items
    1. As published: “Culture and Mind (4)”
      4
    2. As published: “Law and Ethics (4)”
      4
    3. As published: “Introductory Economic Analysis (4)”
      4
    4. As published: “Race and Economic Opportunity (4)”
      4
    5. As published: “Environmental Ethics (3)”
      3
    6. As published: “Environmental Policy (3)”
      3
    7. As published: “Philosophy of Human Rights (PHIL 214) (4)”
      4
    8. As published: “Contemporary Issues in Global Studies (4)”
      4
    9. As published: “Women in the Modern Civil Rights Movement (4)”
      4
    10. As published: “U.S. Constitution in Context (4)”
      4
    11. As published: “Race, Nations and Genocide (4)”
      4
    12. As published: “Global Revolutions (4)”
      4
    13. As published: “Food Politics and Nutrition Policy (4)”
      4
    14. As published: “Introduction to Logic (4)”
      4
    15. As published: “Philosophy of Human Rights (GS 214) (4)”
      4
    16. As published: “Philosophy of Law (4)”
      4
    17. As published: “Applied Ethics (3-4)”
      3-4
    18. As published: “Introduction to Law (3)”
      3
    19. As published: “Principles of International Relations (4)”
      4
    20. As published: “Politics and Policy of Immigration (4)”
      4
    21. As published: “Politics of Reparations (4)”
      4
    22. As published: “Constitutional Law (3)”
      3
    23. As published: “Individual Rights and Civil Liberties (3)”
      3
    24. As published: “The Politics of U.S. Courts (4)”
      4
    25. As published: “International Organizations (4)”
      4
    26. As published: “Human Rights and International Politics (3)”
      3
    27. As published: “International Law (3)”
      3
    28. As published: “Psychology and Law (4)”
      4
    29. As published: “Sociology of Law (4)”
      4
    30. As published: “Sociology of Race (4)”
      4
    31. As published: “Social Movements and Democracy (4)”
      4
    32. As published: “Criminology (4)”
      4

    III. Internship— at least 3 hours.

    3 items
    1. As published: “Internship (ECON 489) (4)”
      4
    2. As published: “Internship (BUS 489) (4)”
      4
    3. As published: “Internship: Exploring Career Choices (1-4)”
      1-4

    IV. Major competency

    1 item
    1. As published: “Senior Research in Law, Ethics, and Social Policy (4)”
      4
    Source. University of North Carolina Asheville, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.unca.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=23&poid=4537. Captured page pages/0108.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.