Urban Studies   Department Information   Minor In Urban Studies
Department Information	Department of History College of Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Office: Meiklejohn Hall 4036 Phone: (510) 885-3207     Please consult the 2005-2006 online catalog for any changes that may occur.
Minor In Urban Studies	The minor in Urban Studies consists of a minimum of 24 units of work selected from the following lists of courses. No more than 9 units of work in a single department may be applied to the minor. With the approval of an Urban Studies advisor, a maximum of 2 other appropriate courses, including independent study or directed research, may be substituted for those below.   ANTH 4310 Field Course in Ethnography (5); CRJA 4700 Community Based Corrections (4); ECON 3370 Public Sector Economics (4), 3500 Regional and Urban Economics: Survey (4); ENVT 4100 Environmental Impact Analysis (4), 4300 Environmental Field Studies (5); E S 3290 Community Development (4); GEOG 3330 Urban Geography (4), 3400 Field Geography of the San Francisco Bay Region (5), 4325 Field Course in Cultural-Urban Geography (4);   HIST 3503 History of the San Francisco Bay Area (4), 3567 Blacks in the United States (4); POSC 3120 State and Local Politics and Government (4), 3130 Urban Politics (4), 3150 Politics of California (4), 3800 Public Policy Analysis (4); PUAD 4800 Public Administration and Society (4); REC 3700 Community Organizations in the Urban Setting (4), 4300 Facilities Management and Administration (4); SOC 3520 Sociology of Minority Groups (4), 3700 Introduction to Social Services (4), 3710 Social Policy (4), 4450 Urban Sociology (4)   Any new or transfer course judged by an Urban Studies advisor to have a significant urban studies content.   At least 18 units in the minor must be outside the student's major department.
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