Cluster Search Results:

Legal Studies (S1INT007)

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Dept/Division

INT/Social Sciences

Description:

An introduction to legal studies by means of one course in analytical techniques and two courses that study particular aspects of the law and legal systems. Students are encouraged to seek faculty advice when selecting their courses.

Note:

Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.

Courses:

	COURSE (crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID BEGINNING	VALID THROUGH
Courses in this cluster are divided into four sub-groups: Social Sciences & Analytical; Social Sciences & Legal Studies; Non-Social Sciences & Analytical; and Non-Social Sciences & Legal Studies.
You may take any combination of courses as long as it includes at least two Social Science courses; at least two Legal Studies courses; and at least one Analytical course. Only three courses are required; a course may count in two categories at once.
Social Sciences & Analytical sub-group
	ECO_207: INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS
	ECO_256: TOPICS IN GAME THEORY
	PSC_285: STRATEGY & POLITICS
	PSC_288: GAME THEORY
Social Sciences & Legal Studies sub-group
	ANT_256: (no title available for this course)
	ECO_265: LAW & ECONOMICS
	PSC_223: CONSTITUTIONAL POLITICS
	PSC_240: CRIMNL PROCDRE&CONSTITN PRIN
	PSC_263: COMPARATIVE LAW & COURTS
	PSC_291:THE FIRST AMENDMENT & RELIGION IN AMERICA
Non-Social Sciences & Analytical sub-group
	ENG_124: FORENSICS
	ENG_136: ADVANCED DEBATE
	PHL_105: REASON AND ARGUMENT
	PHL_110: INTRODUCTORY LOGIC
Non-Social Sciences & Legal Studies sub-group
	EDU_509: WOMEN & EDUCATIONAL LEADRSHP
	LAW_205: BUSINESS LAW
	PHL_223: SOCIAL & POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
	PHL_226: PHILOSOPHY OF LAW
	PM_440: LEGAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE