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BSc. SOCIAL SCIENCES

The BSc Social Sciences degree is designed to meet the needs of those students who wish to pursue a broad exposure to the Social Sciences. At Level One students in this option are advised to register for the courses set out below.

LEVEL I

1. ECON1003 (EC14A) Maths for Social Sciences I
ECON1004     (EC14B)  Maths for Social Sciences II
SOCI1004 (SY10A) The Logic of Social Inquiry
2. ECON1005 (EC16B)   Introductory Statistics
3-7. Five (5) approved electives which should be chosen to ensure that the prerequisites for the minors in Levels II and III are normally satisfied.

University Courses
8.

9.
FOUN 1008
FOUN 1001
MGMT1000
(FD10H)
(FD10A)
(MS11A)

Rhetoric II: Writing for Special Purposes OR
English for Academic Purposes
Introduction to Computers

10. One of:    
  FOUN1101 (FD11A)  Caribbean Civilization
  FOUN1210 (FD12A) Science Medicine and Technology


LEVELS II AND III

Sixty (60) credits as follows

1.Three minors (fifteen [15] credits each) drawn from the following subject areas (45 credits):

2. Any Five Level II, or III courses (15 credits) of the students’ choice. These are not restricted to Faculty of Social Sciences courses.

STRUCTURE OF MINORS AVAILABLE IN THE BSc SOCIAL SCIENCES DEGREE

(A) ACCOUNTING MINOR

Prerequisites:
  ACCT1002 (MS15A) Introduction to Financial Accounting
  ACCT1003 (MS15B) Introduction to Cost & Management Accounting

1. ACCT2014 (MS25A) Financial Accounting I
2. ACCT2015 (MS25B) Financial Accounting II
3. ACCT2017 (MS35A) Management Accounting
4. ACCT3043 (MS36A) Auditing
5. ACCT3041 (MS35H)  Advanced Financial Accounting OR
  ACCT 3040 (MS35J) Advanced Accounting Theory

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(B) ECONOMICS MINOR

Prerequisites:
  ECON1001 (EC10A) Introduction to Microeconomics
  ECON1002 (EC10B) Introduction to Macroeconomics

1. ECON2000 (EC20A) Intermediate Micro-Economics I
2. ECON2001 (EC20B) Intermediate Micro-Economics II
3. ECON2002 (EC21A) Intermediate Macro-Economics I
4. ECON2003 (EC21B)  Intermediate Macro-Economics II
5. Any Level II or III course in the Department of Economics

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(C) MANAGEMENT MINOR

Prerequisites:
  MGMT1001 (MS12B)  Principles of Management
  ACCT1002 (MS15A) Introduction to Financial Accounting
  ACCT1003 (MS15B) Introduction to Cost & Management Accounting

1. MKTG2001 (MS20A) Principles of Marketing
2. MGMT2006 (MS21D) Management Information Systems I
3. MGMT2008 (MS22A) Organizational Behaviour
4. . MGMT3017 (MS22B) Human Resources Management
5. MGMT2023 (MS28D)  Financial Management

OR

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT MINOR

Prerequisites:
  MGMT1001 (MS12B)  Principles of Management

1. MGMT2008 (MS22A) Organizational Behaviour
2. MGMT3017 (MS22B) Human Resources Management
3. MGMT2028 (MS29D) Management in Government II
4. MGMT3073 (MS39A) Managing Development
5. MGMT3056 (MS39C)  Project Management

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(D) GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Prerequisites:
  GEND1103   Theoretical Concepts and Sources of Knowledge

1.

OR
GEND2201

GEND2202
  An Introductory Course I: Introduction to Women’s Studies
An Introductory Course II: Women and Development in the Caribbean
2.

OR
GEND3701

GEND3702
  Men and Masculinities in the Caribbean: Theoretical Perspectives
Men and Masculinities in the Caribbean: Contemporary Issues
3-5. Three (3) of the following courses:
  GOVT2000
LAW3260
SOCI3027
PSYC2017
GEND2002
GEND2110
GEND2203
GEND2501

GEND3703

SOCI3031
(GT20F)

(SY37B)
Women and Politics
Gender and the Law
Gender and Development
Gender and Psychology
Gender in Caribbean Culture II
Gender and Caribbean Economics Relations
Feminist Theoretical Frameworks
Women Leadership and Change in Developing Countries
Feminist Critiques of Development Theories: Implications for Policy and Planning
Sex, Gender and Society

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(E) POLITICAL SCIENCE MINOR

Prerequisites:
  GOVT1000 (GT10A)  Introduction to Political Analysis
  GOVT1001 (GT10B)  Introduction to Caribbean Politics

1. GOVT3017 (GT36A) Caribbean Governance I
2. GOVT3018 (GT36B) Caribbean Governance II
3. GOVT2014 (GT26A) Western Political Thought
4. GOVT2015 (GT26B) Modern Political Thought
5. One (1) of the following:
  GOVT2010
GOVT2024
GOVT3014
GOVT2057
GOVT3058
GOVT3025
(GT23A)
(GT29B)
(GT35C)

Politics of Developing Nations
Contemporary Political Democracy
Theories of International Politics
eGovernance for Small Island Developing States I
eGovernance for Small Island Developing States II
Trade and the Environment
  Any other Levels II or III Political Science course

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(F) SOCIOLOGY MINOR

Prerequisites:
  SOCI1002 (SY11B) Introduction to Sociology I
  SOCI1000 (SY11A) Introduction to Sociology II

1. SOCI2000
SOCI2001
(SY20A) 
(SY20B)   
Classical Social Theory OR
Modern Social Theory
2. SOCI2006
SOCI2007
(SY22A)
(SY22B)
Quantitative Research Methods OR
Survey and Design Analysis
3. SOCI3035 (SY39A) Caribbean Social Problems
4. SOCI3026 (SY37A) Sociology of Development
5. One (1) of the following:
  SOCI3007 (SY32B) Rural Development
  SOCI3012 (SY33A) Social Planning
  SOCI3013 (SY33B) Caribbean Social Policy
  SOCI3014 (SY34A) Criminology
  SOCI3017 (SY34D) Criminal Justice
  SOCI3016 (SY34B) Social Gerontology (Summer)
  SOCI3037 (SY37B)  Gender and Development
  SOCI3009   Industrial Sociology I
  SOCI3037   Social Dimensions of Inequality & Marginalization

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(G) PSYCHOLOGY

Prerequisites:
  PSYC1003  (PS12A)  Introduction to Psychology
  PSYC1004 (SY40B) Introduction to Social Psychology

1. PSYC2009 (ED20B) Learning Theory and Practice
2. PSYC3022   Research Project in Applied Psychology
3. PSYC2012 (SY24A) Developmental Psychology
4. PSYC2002 (SY24B) Abnormal Psychology
5. One (1) of the following:
  SOCI2007 (SY22B) Survey and Design Analysis
  PSYC3013 (PS37A) Contemporary Issues in Social Psychology
  PSYC3014 (PS33A) Industrial and Organizational Psychology
  PSYC2017   Gender and Psychology
  PSYC2016   Communication Psychology
  PSYC3008   Elements of Counselling and Psychotherapy
  PSYC3024   Applied Psychology Research Methods

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