Upcoming College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Classes
Browse the variety of disciplines and courses within our college. Need help registering for spring semester? Schedule an appointment with our Academic Advisors! For registration tips and tricks, check out the Registration website or visit the Admissions website to apply to Weber State University.
Spring 2025
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Aerospace Studies
Lower Division:
AERO 1011: Foundations of USAF II
AERO 1111: General Military Leadership Lab II
AERO 2011: Airpower History II
AERO 2111: General Military Leadership Lab IV
Upper Division:
AERO 3011: Leadership Studies II
AERO 3111: Leadership Lab II
AERO 4011: National Security Affairs II
AERO 4111: Leadership Lab IV
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Lower Division:
ANTH 1000: SS/CC Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 1020: LS/SUS Biological Anthropology
ANTH 1040: HU/CC Language and Culture
ANTH 2010: SS/CC Peoples & Cultures World
Upper Division:
ANTH 3100: North American Archaeology
ANTH 3500: Applied Anthropology
ANTH 4100: Archaeological Method, Theory, & Cultural Resource Management
ANTH 4150: Technical Skills in Anthropology
ANTH 4200: Anthropological Theory
ANTH 4830: INT Reading and/or Projects
ANTH 4890: INT Interships in Anthropology
ANTH 4900: CRE Senior Capstone Seminar
ANTH 4990: Climate, Narrative & Culture
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Criminal Justice and Crime Scene Investigation
Lower Divison:
CJ 1010: SS Intro to Criminal Justice
CJ 1300: Corrections: History, Theory and Practicum
CJ 1330: Criminal Law and Courts
CJ 1340: Criminal Investigation
CJ 1350: Introduction to Forensic Science
CJ 2300: Policing: History, Theory, and Practice
CJ 2330: Juvenile Justice
CJ 2340: Crime Scene Investigation
CJ 2350: Laws of Evidence
CJ 2360: Juvenile Law and Procedure
CJ 2861: INT Victim Advocacy Capstone
CJ 2862: INT Juvenile Justice Capstone
Upper Division:
CJ 3040: Community Policing
CJ 3120: Professional Practice for the Forensic Expert
CJ 3270: Theories - Crime & Delinquency
CJ 3300: Victimology
CJ 3340: Crime Scene Photography
CJ 3400: Drugs and Crime
CJ 3610: Research Methods in Criminal Justice
CJ 3700: Women & Criminal Justice
CJ 3800: White Collar Crime
CJ: 3900: Intelligence & National Security
CJ 4065: Law and Society
CJ 4115: Friction Ridge Analysis
CJ 4125: Research Methods in Forensic Science
CJ 4165: Constitutional Rights
CJ 4167: State Criminal Justice Rights
CJ 4200: Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
CJ 4700: International Criminal Justice
CJ 4810: Careers in Criminal Justice
CJ 4860: INT Criminal Justice Internship
CJ 4861: INT Crime Scene Investigation Internship
CJ 4900: Contemporary Issues in Food Crimes
CJ 4995: Criminal Justice Senior Assessment
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Geography, Environment & Sustainability
Lower Divison:
GEOG 1000: PS/SUS Planet Earth: Air, Water, Land and Life
GEOG 1300: SUS/CC/SS Global Issues: Places, People and the Planet
GEOG 1500: PS/SUS Climate Change: Science, Society and Solutions
Upper Division:
GEOG 3060: SUS/CEL Environmental Issues: Local to Global Impacts and Solutions
GEOG 3090: SUS Arctic and Alpine Environments
GEOG 3210: Urban Geography: The How and Why of Cities
GEOG 3500: SUS Geography of Utah and the American West
GEOG 3540: Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean
GEOG 3590: Geography of Europe: the Land and People who Built a World Power
GEOG 3740: Geography of Africa: Culture, Colonialism, Crises and Change
GEOG 3790: CRE Research Methods in Geography
GEOG 4420: CEL Advanced Urban & Regional Planning
GEOG 4600: SUS Geospatial Programming & Online Methods
GEOG 4800: Individual Research
GEOG 4840: INT Geospatial Internship
GEOG 4850: Geospatial Capstone
GEOG 4890: INT Cooperative Work Experience
GEOG 4950: Advanced Field Study - Rio Mesa
GEOG 4950: Sustainability Studies - Southern Utah
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Gerontology
Lower Division:
GERT 1010: SS Introduction to Gerontology
Upper Division:
GERT 3000: Death and Dying
GERT 3500: Social Welfare & Gerontological Policy Development and Service
GERT 3600: Social Statistics
GERT 4830: Reading and/or Projects
GERT 4860: Introductory Field Practicum
GERT 4861: Advanced Field Practicum
GERT 4862: Specialized Field Practicum
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History
Lower Division:
HIST 1000: Introduction to the Craft of History
HIST 1500: SS/CC GLB World History to 1500 C.E.
HIST 1510: SS/CC GLB World History from 1500 C.E. to the Present
HIST 1610: AI The Latinx Experience
HIST 1620: AI/CC The LGBTQ Experience
HIST 1700: AI American History
HIST 2700: AI History of the United States to 1877
HIST 2710: AI History of the United States Since 1877
HIST 2920: Workshop
Upper Division:
HIST 3010: History of Indigenous America
HIST 3220: History of the Bill of Rights
HIST 3290: GLB American Military History 1890 - Present
HIST 3500: Historic Preservation
HIST 4130: History of Utah
HIST 4210: Ancient History
HIST 4280: History of Christianity in Europe
HIST 4335: Tudor and Stuart England
HIST 4450: Cold War Europe
HIST 4490: Historiography and Methods
HIST 4500: Teaching Social Studies in Grades 5 - 12
HIST 4520: History of Medicine
HIST 4550: GLB Southeast Asian History
HIST 4650: Latin American History Since 1825
HIST 4670: History of Mexico
HIST 4710: Special Issues & Topics
HIST 4730: HIST/LIT in Modern China
HIST 4830: Directed Readings
HIST 4860: INT Internships in Historical Study
HIST 4985: Historical Research & Methods
HIST 4990: Senior Seminar
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Military Science
Lower Division:
MILS 1020: Introduction to Profession of Arms
MILS 1110: Basic Rifle Marksmanship
MILS 2020: Foundations of Tactical Leadership
MILS 2400: Physical Readiness
MILS 2600: Leadership Under Fire
MILS 2830: Directed Reading & Projects
Upper Division:
MILS 3000: Leadership in Military History
MILS 3020: Leadership in Changing Environments
MILS 4020: Mission Command & the Army Profession II
MILS 4400: Advanced Physical Readiness
MILS 4830: Directed Readings & Projects
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Neuroscience
Lower Division:
NEUR 2950: Introduction to Neuroscience
Upper Division:
NEUR 3750: Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience
NEUR 3950: Cell & Molecular Neuroscience
NEUR 3998: EEG in Epilepsy
NEUR 3999: EEG in Pediatric Patients & Neonatals
NEUR 4800: CRE Projects and Research
NEUR 4830: Directed Readings
NEUR 4949: The Neuroscience of Sex, Romance & Gender
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Philosophy
Lower Division:
PHIL 1000: HU/CC Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 1120: HU Contemporary Moral Problems
PHIL 1250: HU Critical Thinking
Upper Division:
PHIL 3020: History of Philosophy: Modern
PHIL 3200: Philosophy of Democracy
PHIL 3500: Philosophy of Western Religion
PHIL 4530: Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 4830: Directed Readings
PHIL 4900: Senior Capstone Seminar
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Political Science
Lower Division:
POLS 1010: SUS/GLB Politics, Power, and the State
POLS 1100: AI American National Government
POLS 1520: SS Leadership & Political Life
POLS 2100: SS/GLB/SUS International Politics, Organizations, and Society
POLS 2200: Global Government, Politics, and Societies
POLS 2400: SS Introduction to Law and Courts
Upper Division:
POLS 3140: GLB Foreign Policy of the United States
POLS 3150: GLB Model United Nations
POLS 3151: GLB Model United Nations Team
POLS 3340: SUS Environment Political Theory
POLS 3400: LGBTQ Politics
POLS 3640: Media and Politics
POLS 3700: Bureaucratic Politics
POLS 3750: Urban Government and Politics
POLS 3990: Political Analysis
POLS 4030: Constitutional Law: Rights
POLS 4170: GLB Gender, Power & Global Politics
POLS 4750: Public Policy Analysis
POLS 4800: Individual Projects and Research
POLS 4830: Directed Readings
POLS 4860: Internships
POLS 4861: INT International Internships
POLS 4865: Utah State Legislature Internship
POLS 4870: INT Internship in Perspective
POLS 4880: INT Intership Research
POLS 4990: Senior Seminar/Senior Thesis
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Psychological Science
Lower Division:
PSY 1010: SS Introductory Psychology
PSY 2000: SS/CC Psych Human Relationships
PSY 2010: Science and Profession of Psychology
PSY 2020: Mental Health Awareness
PSY 2040: Child, Family, & Adult Advocacy
PSY 2250: Learning and Memory
PSY 2370: Psychology of Women and Gender
PSY 2400: Positive Psychology
PSY 2710: Biopsychology
PSY 2800: INT CRE Projects & Research
PSY 2830: CRE Directed Readings
PSY 2860: Practicum
PSY 2890: INT Cooperative Work Experience
Upper Division:
PSY 3000: Child Psychology
PSY 3010: Psychopathology
PSY 3020: Child & Adolescent Psychopathology
PSY 3100: Psychology of Diversity
PSY 3140: Adolescent Psychology
PSY 3240: Psychology of Drug Use and Abuse
PSY 3255: Conditioning, Learning and Behavior Modification
PSY 3270: Motivation and Emotion
PSY 3430: Theories of Personality
PSY 3460: Social Psychology
PSY 3500: Cognition
PSY 3600: Statistics in Psychology
PSY 3605: Psychology Statistics Lab
PSY 3610: CRE Research Methods in Psychology
PSY 3616: CRE Psychology Statistics & Methods II
PSY 3740: Neuropsychopharmacology
PSY 4050: Evolutionary Psychology
PSY 4100: Psychology in the Media
PSY 4200: SUS/CEL Environmental Psychology
PSY 4310: Introduction to Counseling Theories
PSY 4510: Industrial & Organizational Behavior
PSY 4575: Psychology Criminal Behavior
PSY 4800: CRE INT Projects & Research
PSY 4830: INT CRE Directed Readings
PSY 4860: CEL Practicum
PSY 4890: INT Cooperative Work Experience
PSY 4910: Senior Thesis
PSY 4950: Capstone Experience: Promoting Psychological Literacy
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Queer Studies
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Social & Behavioral Sciences
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Social Work
Lower Division:
SW 1010: CEL SS Introduction to Generalist Social Work
SW 2100: SS Human Behavior & the Social Environment I
SW 2200: SS/CC Issues in Diversity
Upper Division:
SW 3000: Death and Dying
SW 3100: Human Behavior & the Social Environment II
SW 3200: Child and Family Welfare
SW 3500: Social Welfare & Gerontological Policy Development and Service
SW 3600: Social Statistics
SW 3700: Social Work Research
SW 3900: Social Work Methods, Values and Ethics
SW 3910: Social Work Practice I
SW 3920: Social Work Practice II
SW 3930: Social Work Practice III
SW 4140: Perspectives on Drug Use & Substance Abuse
SW 4150: DSM-5
SW 4265: Crisis Intervention and Trauma
SW 4500: Interventions for Populations at Risk
SW 4800: Projects & Research
SW 4810: Foundations and Dynamics of Ad
SW 4830: Directed Readings
SW 4860: INT Social Service Field Experience I
SW 4861: INT Social Service Field Experience II
SW 4990: Social Work Senior Seminar
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Sociology
Lower Division:
SOC 1010: SS/CC Introduction to Sociology
SOC 1020: SS/CC Social Problems
SOC 2400: SS/CC Introduction to Ethnic Studies
SOC 2600: Families in Society
Upper Division:
SOC 3000: Self and Society
SOC 3010: Social Inequality
SOC 3430: Medicine & Healthcare in Society
SOC 3500: Sociological Theories
SOC 3600: Social Statistics
SOC 3660: Sociological Research
SOC 4270: Law & Society
SOC 4830: INT Readings and/or Projects
SOC 4890: INT Internship
SOC 4900: CRE Senior Capstone Course
SOC 4930: INT Community Engaged Capstone
SOC 4990: Sociology of Mental Health
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Women & Gender Studies
Lower Division:
WGS 1500: SS/CC Introduction to Women, Gender and Queer Studies
WGS 2810: Risk, Resilience, and Rock Climbing
Upper Division:
WGS 3050: Introduction to Feminist Theories 1700 - Present
WGS 4170: Gender, Power, and Global Politics
WGS 4250: INT Communication-Based Research/Internship
WGS 4830: Directed Readings
WGS 4900: Topics in Women's Studies
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Master of Social Work
MSW 6150: Behavioral Health, Diagnostics, and Mental Health
MSW 6235: Loss Across the Lifespan
MSW 6255: Sexuality in Social Work Practice
MSW 6265: Crisis Intervention & Trauma
MSW 6285: Dialectical Behavior Therapy
MSW 6500: Social Policy & Social Work Practice
MSW 6700: Practice-Informed Research
MSW 6761: Foundation Field II
MSW 6810: Advanced Clinical Assessment
MSW 6810: Therapeutical Relationships
MSW 6861: Advanced Field II
MSW 6900: Traditional Models of Practice
MSW 6910: Clinical Practice II: Vulnerable and At-Risk Populations
MSW 6940: Clinical Practice IV: Group Work
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Master of Criminal Justice
MCJ 6100: Contemporary Criminal Justice
MCJ 6110: Research Methods in Criminal Justice
MCJ 6130: Law and Social Control
MCJ 6160: Criminal Justice Policy Analysis
MCJ 6190: Legal Foundations of Criminal Justice
MCJ 6230: Contemporary Corrections
MCJ 6255: Great Thought in Criminal Justice
MCJ 6260: Graduate Readings
Course Designations
AI: American Institutions
CC: Cultural Competence
CEL: Community Engaged Learning
CRE: Undergraduate Research
GLB: Global Learning Experiences
HU: Humanities
INT: Internship
LS: Life Science
PS: Physical Science
SS: Social Science
SUS: Sustainability