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Curriculum
The
Bachelor of Science in Social Science is a multidisciplinary degree,
offering you the career-related skills needed to enter the workforce in a
productive, responsible position, combined with the intellectual and
communications skills you'll need to advance steadily in your career.
The core of the
program requires the completion of 45 credit hours in the Social and
Behavioral Sciences. Beginning with Introduction to the Social Sciences,
you'll move on to...
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Historical Studies: America
in the 20th Century, or The
World in the 20th Century
Foundation Courses, chosen
from the following disciplines: Sociology, Political Science, or
Economics
Experiential and Community
Learning, including creation
of a Community Service Portfolio, recording the off-campus service
activities you engage in throughout
your DWC academic career
Computational
and Research Skills
Advanced Disciplinary &
Interdisciplinary Courses, selected
from at least two of the following: History, Political Science,
Sociology, Psychology and Social Sciences
Senior Seminar in the Social
Sciences your capstone experience! |
Interwoven with these courses will be
courses you select from other degree programs, as your particular
concentration, plus off-campus learning opportunities, including the
possibility of exchange with another American college, or study abroad.
The Daniel Webster College Social Science major is truly unique.
It is the only program of its kind that...
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features
three truly interdisciplinary courses an Introductory course, a
Research Methods course, and a senior Capstone Seminar
features both
a sophomore practicum (a mini internship) and senior I intern options
can be
customized, drawing from courses in other degree programs
integrates
community service, as a means to enhance learning and increase
professional skills
makes you
literate in essential computer skills |
No matter what you
want to do, Social Sciences is a great place to start! |
