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Course and Title. Required Major Courses URB 310 - Introduction to U.S. Social and Economic Policy 4 LABR 201 - Introduction to Labor Studies 4 URB 351 - Research Methods for Urban and Community Studies 4 URB 499 - Urban and Community Studies Capstone 4 Total Required Major Credits 16 Tracks (Choose 1 Track from the following) Urban Studies Track Complete Two (or more) courses from the following: HCA 306 – Foundations for Healthcare Leaders HCA 307 - Urban Health Issues and Public Policy (Formally HCA 301) LABR 305 - Labor Relations in Transportation PADM 201 - Public Administration PADM 221 - Public Issues and Public Policy URB 341 - Metropolitan Transportation and Urban Development URB 339 - Urban and Community Studies Field Work 8 Total Required 8 Community Studies Track URB 321 - Community Organizing and Community Organizations 4 URB 322 - Social Movements 4 Complete Two (or more) courses from the following: LPOL 301- Work, Culture, and Politics in New York City URB 323- Community Development URB 324- Introduction to Nonprofit Leadership URB 339- Urban and Community Studies Field Work URB 399- Urban and Community Studies Independent Studies URB 201 – Criminal Justice: Causes and Consequences of Mass Incarceration 8 Total Required 16 Labor Studies Track LHIS 301 - U.S. Labor History or LHIS 311 Public Workers in the US 4 LABR 302 - Contemporary Labor Issues 4 Complete Two courses (or more) from the following: LABR 304 - Unions and Labor Relations LABR 320 - Collective Bargaining LABR 334 - Public Sector Labor Law LABR 339 - Understanding Labor and the Economy LABR 330 - Issues in Labor Organizing LSOC 301 - Sociology of Work URB 339 - Urban and Community Studies Field Work URB 399 - Urban and Community Studies Independent Studies URB 451- Urban and Community Studies Special Topics 8 Total Required 16 General Electives Total General Elective Credits 20-30 Total Program Credits 60 BMCC Urban Studies to SLU’s Urban Studies Program Maps YEAR 1 at BMCC SEMESTER #1 SEMESTER #2 MAT 150- Introduction to Statistics ENG 201- Introduction to Literature ENG 101- English Composition URB 100- Introduction to Urban Studies SOC 100- Introduction to Sociology SPE 100- Fundamentals of Speech XXX xxx- US Experience in Its Diversity XXX xxx- Life and Physical Sciences XXX xxx- World Cultures & Global Issues XXX xxx- Scientific World TOTAL CREDITS: 16 TOTAL CREDITS: 15 YEAR 2 at BMCC SEMESTER #3 SEMESTER #4 XXX xxx- Urban Studies Elective URB 300- Urban Studies Special Topics XXX xxx- Social...
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Course and Title. Required Major Courses SW 231 Social Work Methods: Micro Practice with Individuals 3 SW 303 Spirituality and Social Work 3 SW 304 Theories of Human Behavior and the Social Environment 3 SW 307 Social Research Methods: Developing a Proposal 3 SW 308 Social Research Methods: Data Analysis 3 SW 323 Social Work with Diverse Populations 0 XX 000 XX Methods: Mezzo Practice with Families and Groups 0 XX 000 XX Methods: Macro Practice with Organizations & Com. 3 SW 337 Populations at Risk 0 XX 000 Xxxxx Practicum I 6 SW 421 Field Practicum II 6 SW 457 Community Organization 3 Total Required Major Credits 42 Concentration (Choose 1 Area of Interest from the following 3 Areas) Child Welfare Area of Interest SW 305 Child Welfare Systems6 3 SW 321 Social Work 3 SW 340 Selected Problems in Society 3 SW 402 Child Welfare Case Studies 3 SW 405 Legal, Ethical and Advocacy Issues in Child Welfare 3 Total Required Xxxxxxxxxxxxx 00
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