The Pre-Health Professions Certificate provides an opportunity for College of Natural Sciences (CNS) majors to augment their science experience with complementary health-related courses while earning a transcripted certificate.
The Certificate for CNS majors is 18 hours comprised of several health-related themes and supplemental science courses. Students must complete a minimum of 9 hours (and may complete a maximum of 18 hours) of theme courses. The themes are mix-and-match, you do not need to focus in one theme, though if you are able to secure enough courses to specialize in one theme you are welcome to do so. For students completing fewer than 18 hours of theme courses please see the supplemental science courses at the bottom of this page.
Students may apply no more than 9 hours from the optional science/statistics course list toward the certificate requirements.
All coursework must be completed with a C- or better and at least 9 hours of the coursework must be completed in residence at UT Austin. Credit by exam hours can be applied toward the certificate if the credit is for a specific course listed as a course option for the certificate.
Students may also apply for the certificate within one year after they graduate. A maximum of 9 hours may be taken after earning an undergraduate degree.
Non-Degree Seeking Students: You may apply to the Pre-Health Professions Certificate by following the admissions procedures and certificate requirements outlined on the "Major in Another College at UT" page under the 2014-2016 catalog tab. Be mindful that students who have already earned an Undergraduate degree either from another instituion or more than 1 year ago from UT Austin, are NOT eligible to earn the Pre-Health Professions Certificate.
Note: If you are pursuing a degree from an earlier catalog than 2014 – 2016, please follow the requirements in the 2014-2016 catalog. If you are unsure of what catalog you are under, please refer to our FAQ's.
2018-2020 / 2020-2022 Catalogs
An application for admission is required in order to pursue the Pre-Health Professions certificate.
After the 8th class day, credentials will become official in the next semester.
PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION:
HTTPS://UTDIRECT.UTEXAS.EDU/APPS/DEGREE/MINORS/
Please contact our email address with any questions: hpcert@austin.utexas.edu.
Students: Always include your UT EID in your messages.
BSA Students: Please note that coursework undertaken for certificates may overlap with the Core curriculum, flags, Language Arts & Culture and Honors coursework.
Overlap is allowed between major coursework and certificate requirements. However, at least one course should come from outside of major coursework.
* Denotes the flag(s) carried by a particular course. Flag designations are subject to change. Always check the current course schedule for the most up to date flag information for a course.
To review requirements and track your progress download the complete certificate checklist for science majors
When you complete the credential requirements:
Please note: Applications are reviewed at the end of your graduating semester and transcription can take up to six weeks after the semester ends to process.
If it is determined you have met the requirements your certificate will be transcripted and you will be able to see it on your official transcript within a couple of months of graduation.
THEME COURSEWORK
Cultural Awareness
Anthropology:
ANT 322M – Topic 12: Mexican Immigration Cultural History *CD
ANT 322M - Topic 10: Mexican American Indigenous Heritage (MAS 374, LAS 324) *CD
Asian American Studies:
AAS 301 – Introduction to Asian American Studies *CD
AAS 310 – Topic 1: Psychological Perspectives on Asian American Identity
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 301 – African American Culture (offered Fall)
AFR 374D - Psychology of the African American Experience (EDP 362-9) *CD
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 308K - Perspectives of Deafness *CD
History:
HIS 365G - 20th Century US Lesbian/Gay History (AMS 370, WGS 335) *WR, CD, II
HIS 340T - Taiwan: Colonization, Migration, Identity (AAS 325) *WR, CD, GC
Mexican American Studies:
MAS 307 – Introduction to Mexican American Cultural Studies
MAS 319: Topic - Mexican Immigration Cultural History (LAS 310, ANT 310L)
Middle Eastern Studies:
MES 301L - Introduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times (offered Spring and Summer Session II) *GC
Health and Anatomy
Anthropology:
ANT 348K - Sex & Human Nature
Art History:
ARH 339R - Art, Art History, Medicine
Classical Civilization:
CC 306M – Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology *GC
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 306K - Introduction to Communication Disorders
Heath Education - these courses are typically restricted to HED majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
HED 335 – Theories of Substance Use and Abuse
HED 343 – Foundations of Epidemiology
HED 352K – Any topic offered
HED 370K – Any topic offered
HED 373 – Evaluation and Research Design
Kinesiology - these courses are typically restricted to KIN majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
KIN 320 – Applied Biomechanics of Human Movement
KIN 424K – Applied Human Anatomy
KIN 425K – Physiology of Exercise
KIN 326K – Kinesiology: Biomechanical Analysis of Movement *QR
Sociology:
SOC 307K - Fertility & Reproduction (WGS 301-20) *CD, GC (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 304 - Society, Health & Happiness (Offered on a Variable Basis)
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology or SS 301 - Psychology
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology *WR
PSY 352P – Psychopathology
PSY 353K – Psychopharmacology
One of the following:
EDP 363 – Topic 3 or EDP 350L: Human Sexuality or HED 366 – Human Sexuality
PSY 306 – Human Sexuality
PSY 346K – Psychology of Sex
Healthcare Policy
Anthropology:
ANT 324L - Biomedicine, Ethics & Culture (RS 373M, ANS 361) *GC, EL
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
CMS 355K - Intercultural Communication
CMS 330 - Interpersonal Health Communication *WR
Economics:
ECO 330T - Health Economics
Geography:
GRG 344K – Global Food, Farming & Hunger (LAS 330) (GC, WR) *GC, WR
GRG 356 – Topic 1: Children’s Environmental Health
GRG 356T – Topic 9: Human Health & Environment (URB 350-2)
GRG 357 – Medical Geography
Government:
GOV 370L - Topic 23: Politics of Health Care
One of the following may apply:
HED 378D Topic 1 - Healthy Horns
HED 378D Topic 2 - Mental Health Promotion
HED 378D Topic 3 - Clinic Volunteer Program
Health & Society:
H S 330 - Health Care Policy in the U.S.
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 18: Women in Sickness and Health *II, WR
Management - Course is restricted during initial registration period. Restrictions are lifted for second registration access period and add/drops.
MAN 334M - Healthcare System Management
Pharmacology:
PHM 338 - Introduction to Pharmacology
Philosophy:
PHL 325M – Medicine, Ethics, and Society *EL
Public Health:
PBH 317 – Introduction to Public Health
Nursing:
N 309 – Global Health *GC
N 321 – Ethics of Health Care *EL, WR
Sociology:
SOC 307P – Introduction to Sociology of Health & Wellbeing (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 319 – Introduction to Social Demography *GC (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 321G – Global Health Issues & Systems *GC, WR
SOC 336D – Race, Class, and Health *CD
SOC 354K – Sociology of Health and Illness (Rarely Offered)
SOC 358D – Healthcare Policies & Health Systems
SOC 368D – Social Context of Public Health (No Longer Offered through SOC)
SOC 369K – Population and Society *GC
Urban Studies:
URB 350 – Topic 2: Human Health and the Environment
Human and Societal Development
Communication Studies:
CMS 310K – Team-Based Communication
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Educational Psychology:
EDP 350E –Introduction: Life Span Development
Heath Education:
HED 329K - Child, Adolescent & Adult Health
History:
HIS 366N – Global History of Disease (AFR 372D) *GC
Human Development & Family Sciences:
HDF 304 – Family Relationships
HDF 313 – Child Development
HDF 335 – Adult Development
HDF 342 – Development of Psychopathology from Infancy through Adolescence
HDF 343 - Human Development in Minority & Immigrant Families *CD, WR
HDF 351 – Infant Development and Attachment Relationships
HDF 378K – Biobehavior Health Processes Across the Family
Nursing:
N 310 – Communication in Health Care Settings
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 333D – Introduction to Developmental Psychology
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology
Social Work
SW 360K - Loss & Grief: Individual and Family Perspectives
Sociology:
SOC 302 – Introduction to the Study of Society
SOC 308 – Social Determinants of Health (This topic only)
SOC 308S – Health & Society (H S 301)
SOC 321K Mental Health in Social Context (This topic only) (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 330C – Death and Dying: Sociological Perspectives (Rarely offered)
SOC 333K – Sociology of Gender (Offered on a Variable Basis)
Nutrition
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 372D – Exploring Food & Urban Change: Theory & Praxis (ADV 378, WGS 340) *II, CD, EL
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Government:
GOV 370L-21 – Politics of Food in America (Offered every 3rd term. Offered Fall 2016)
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 5: American Cultural History of Alcohol and Drugs *II, WR
Nutrition:
NTR 306 - Fundamentals of Nutrition*
NTR 312 – Introduction to Nutritional Sciences
NTR 315 - Nutrition through the Life Cycle
NTR 218 – Assessment of Nutritional Status
NTR 321 - International Nutrition: The Developing World
NTR 326 – Cellular and Molecular Nutrition
NTR 331 – International Nutrition: Social and Environmental Policies *EL
NTR 332 - Community Nutrition
Sociology:
SOC 323F - Food & Society (SOC 321K) *WR (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SCIENCE/STATISTICS (OPTIONAL)
Physics
One of the following Physics sequences may be applied:
PHY 302K / 102M + PHY 302L / 102N
PHY 317K / 117M + PHY 317L / 117N
PHY 301 / 101L + PHY 316/ 116L
PHY 303K / 103M + PHY 303L / 103N
Please note: Additional upper-division coursework in biochemistry, biology and chemistry may apply with approval of the undergraduate certificate advisor
2016-2018 Catalog
An application for admission is required in order to pursue the Pre-Health Professions certificate.
After the 8th class day, credentials will become official in the next semester.
PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION:
HTTPS://UTDIRECT.UTEXAS.EDU/APPS/DEGREE/MINORS/
Please contact our email address with any questions: hpcert@austin.utexas.edu.
Students: Always include your UT EID in your messages.
BSA Students: Please note that coursework undertaken for certificates may overlap with the Core curriculum, flags, Language, Arts, and Culture and Honors coursework. Overlap is allowed between major coursework and certificate requirements. However, at least one course should come from outside of major coursework.
To review requirements and track your progress download the complete certificate checklist for science majors
* Denotes the flag(s) carried by a particular course. Flag designations are subject to change. Always check the current course schedule for the most up to date flag information for a course.
When you complete the credential requirements:
Please note: Transcription can take up to six weeks after the semester ends to process.
If it is determined you have met the requirements your certificate will be transcripted and you will be able to see it on your official transcript within a couple of months of graduation.
THEME COURSEWORK
Cultural Awareness
Anthropology:
ANT 322M – Topic 12: Mexican Immigration Cultural History *CD
ANT 322M - Topic 10: Mexican American Indigenous Heritage (MAS 374, LAS 324) *CD
Asian American Studies:
AAS 301 – Introduction to Asian American Studies *CD
AAS 310 – Topic 1: Psychological Perspectives on Asian American Identity
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 301 – African American Culture (offered Fall)
AFR 374D - Psychology of the African American Experience (EDP 362-9) *CD
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 308K - Perspectives of Deafness *CD
History:
HIS 365G - 20th Century US Lesbian/Gay History (AMS 370, WGS 335) *WR, CD, II
HIS 340T - Taiwan: Colonization, Migration, Identity (AAS 325) *WR, CD, GC
Mexican American Studies:
MAS 307 – Introduction to Mexican American Cultural Studies
MAS 319: Topic - Mexican Immigration Cultural History (LAS 310, ANT 310L)
Middle Eastern Studies:
MES 301L - Introduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times (offered Spring and Summer Session II) *GC
Health and Anatomy
Anthropology:
ANT 348K - Sex & Human Nature
Art History:
ARH 339R - Art, Art History, Medicine
Classical Civilization:
CC 306M – Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology *GC
Educational Psychology:
EDP 363 – Topic 3 or EDP 350L: Human Sexuality or HED 366 – Human Sexuality
Geography:
GRG 356T – Human Health & Environment (URB 350-2)
Heath Education - these courses are typically restricted to HED majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
HED 335 – Theories of Substance Use and Abuse
HED 343 – Foundations of Epidemiology
HED 352K – Any topic offered
HED 370K – Any topic offered
HED 373 – Evaluation and Research Design
HED 378D Topic 1 - Healthy Horns
HED 378D Topic 2 - Mental Health Promotion
HED 378D Topic 3 - Clinic Volunteer Program
Kinesiology - these courses are typically restricted to KIN majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
KIN 320 – Applied Biomechanics of Human Movement
KIN 324K – Applied Human Anatomy
KIN 325K – Physiology of Exercise
KIN 326K – Kinesiology: Biomechanical Analysis of Movement *QR
Sociology:
SOC 307K - Fertility & Reproduction (WGS 301-20) *CD, GC (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 304 - Society, Health & Happiness (Offered on a Variable Basis)
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology or SS 301 - Psychology
PSY 306 – Human Sexuality
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology *WR
PSY 346K – Psychology of Sex
PSY 353K – Psychopharmacology
Healthcare Policy
Anthropology:
ANT 324L - Biomedicine, Ethics & Culture (RS 373M, ANS 361) *GC, EL
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
CMS 355K - Intercultural Communication
CMS 330 - Interpersonal Health Communication *WR
Economics:
ECO 330T - Health Economics
Geography:
GRG 357 – Medical Geography
Government:
GOV 370L - Topic 23: Politics of Health Care
Health & Society:
H S 330 - Health Care Policy in the U.S.
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 18: Women in Sickness and Health *II, WR
Management - Course is restricted during initial registration period. Restrictions are lifted for second registration access period and add/drops.
MAN 337 or 334M - Healthcare System Management
Pharmacology:
PHM (formerly PHR) 338 - Introduction to Pharmacology
Philosophy:
PHL 325M – Medicine, Ethics, and Society *EL
Public Health:
PBH 317 – Introduction to Public Health
PBH 358D - Health Policy & Health Systems
PBH 368D - Social Context of Public Health
Nursing:
N 309 – Global Health *GC
N 321 – Ethics of Health Care *EL, WR
Sociology:
SOC 307M – Global Inequalities and Health (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 307P – Introduction to Sociology of Health & Wellbeing (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 319 – Introduction to Social Demography *GC (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 321G – Global Health Issues & Systems *GC, WR
SOC 336D – Race, Class, and Health *CD
SOC 354K – Sociology of Health and Illness (Rarely Offered)
SOC 368D – Social Context of Public Health (No Longer Offered through SOC)
SOC 369K – Population and Society *GC
Urban Studies:
URB 350 – Topic 2: Human Health and the Environment
Human and Societal Development
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 306K - Introduction to Communication Disorders
Communication Studies:
CMS 310K – Team-Based Communication
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Educational Psychology:
EDP 369K – Topic 10: Educational Neuroscience
EDP 363M – Topic 6: Introduction: Life Span Development
Heath Education:
HED 329K - Child, Adolescent & Adult Health
History:
HIS 366N – Global History of Disease (AFR 372D) *GC
Human Development & Family Sciences:
HDF 304 – Family Relationships
HDF 313 – Child Development
HDF 335 – Adult Development
HDF 342 – Development of Psychopathology from Infancy through Adolescence
HDF 343 - Human Development in Minority & Immigrant Families *CD, WR
HDF 351 – Infant Development and Attachment Relationships
Nursing:
N 310 – Communication in Health Care Settings
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 333D – Introduction to Developmental Psychology
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology
PSY 346K – Psychology of Sex
Public Health:
PBH 334 – Global Health *GC
Social Work
SW 360K - Loss & Grief: Individual and Family Perspectives
Sociology:
SOC 302 – Introduction to the Study of Society
SOC 308 – Social Determinants of Health (This topic only)
SOC 308S – Health & Society (H S 301)
SOC 321K Mental Health in Social Context (This topic only) (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SOC 330C – Death and Dying: Sociological Perspectives (Rarely offered)
SOC 333K – Sociology of Gender (Offered on a Variable Basis)
Nutrition
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 372D – Exploring Food & Urban Change: Theory & Praxis (ADV 378, WGS 340) *II, CD, EL
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Geography:
GRG 344K – Global Food, Farming & Hunger (LAS 330) (GC, WR) *GC, WR
Government:
GOV 370L-21 – Politics of Food in America (Offered every 3rd term. Offered Fall 2016)
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 5: American Cultural History of Alcohol and Drugs *II, WR
Nutrition:
NTR 306 - Fundamentals of Nutrition*
NTR 312 – Introduction to Nutritional Sciences
NTR 315 - Nutrition through the Life Cycle
NTR 218 – Assessment of Nutritional Status
NTR 321 - International Nutrition: The Developing World
NTR 326 – Cellular and Molecular Nutrition
NTR 331 – International Nutrition: Social and Environmental Policies *EL
NTR 332 - Community Nutrition
Sociology:
SOC 321K - Food & Society (This topic only) *WR (Offered on a Variable Basis)
SCIENCE/STATISTICS (OPTIONAL)
Biology
Biology: BIO 311C, BIO 311D, BIO 206L, BIO 320, BIO 325, BIO 344, BIO 349, BIO 359K, BIO 365S, BIO 370, BIO 446L
Physics
One of the following Physics sequences may be applied:
PHY 302K / 102M + PHY 302L / 102N
PHY 317K / 117M + PHY 317L / 117N
PHY 301 / 101L + PHY 316/ 116L
PHY 303K / 103M + PHY 303L / 103N
2014-2016 Catalog
There is no application process for CNS majors to begin the certificate.
Upon completion of the certificate requirements, CNS majors will simply apply to have the Pre-Health Professions Certificate transcripted in their graduating semester.
Please apply for transcripting if you are in your graduating semester. Applications will not be considered for students who apply that have coursework scheduled in a future semester.
Transcription Application:
CLICK HERE IF YOU ARE GRADUATING IN FALL 2021 TO COMPLETE THE TRANSCRIPTION APPLICATION.
Please note: Applications are reviewed at the end of each semester and transcription can take up to six weeks after the semester ends to process.
If it is determined you have met the requirements your certificate will be transcripted and you will be able to see it on your official transcript within a couple of months of graduation.
BSA Students: Please note that coursework undertaken for certificates may overlap with the Core curriculum, writing flags, the quantitative reasoning flag, and Honors coursework. No more than 3 hours MAXIMUM of major coursework may overlap with a transcript-recognized certificate. Overlap is PROHIBITED with the Language, Arts, and Culture requirements.
To review requirements and track your progress download the complete certificate checklist for science majors.
THEME COURSEWORK
Cultural Awareness
Anthropology:
ANT 322M – Topic 5: Indians of Mexico & Guatemala (No longer being offered)
ANT 322M – Topic 12: Mexican Immigration Cultural History*
ANT 322M - Topic 10: Mexican American Indigenous Heritage (MAS 374, LAS 324)*
Asian American Studies:
AAS 301 – Introduction to Asian American Studies
AAS 310 – Topic 1: Psychological Perspectives on Asian American Identity
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 301 – African American Culture (offered Fall)
AFR 374D - Topic 11: Psychology of the African American Experience (EDP 362-9)*
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 308K - Perspectives of Deafness*
History:
HIS 365G - Topic 10: 20th Century US Lesbian/Gay History (AMS 370, WGS 335)*
HIS 340T - Taiwan: Colonization, Migration, Identity (AAS 325)*
Mexican American Studies:
MAS 307 – Introduction to Mexican American Cultural Studies
MAS 319 - Mexican Immigration Cultural History (LAS 310, ANT 310L)
Middle Eastern Studies:
MES 301L - Introduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times (offered Spring and Summer Session II)
Health and Anatomy
Anthropology:
ANT 348K - Sex & Human Nature*
Art History:
ARH 339R - Art, Art History, Medicine
Classical Civilization:
CC 306M – Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology
Educational Psychology:
EDP 363 – Topic 3 or EDP 350L: Human Sexuality or HED 366 – Human Sexuality
Geography:
GRG 356T – Topic 9: Human Health & Environment (URB 350-2)*
Heath Education - these courses are typically restricted to HED majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
HED 335 – Theories of Substance Use and Abuse
HED 343 – Foundations of Epidemiology
HED 352K – Any topic offered
HED 370K – Any topic offered
HED 373 – Evaluation and Research Design
HED 378D Topic 1 - Healthy Horns*
HED 378D Topic 2 - Mental Health Promotion*
HED 378D Topic 3 - Clinic Volunteer Program*
Kinesiology - these courses are typically restricted to KIN majors. If you are able to add the course, you may take it. If you are restricted from the course you may attend on the first day of class to seek professor approval to add the course:
KIN 320 – Applied Biomechanics of Human Movement
KIN 324K – Applied Human Anatomy
KIN 325K – Physiology of Exercise
KIN 326K – Kinesiology: Biomechanical Analysis of Movement
Sociology:
SOC 307K - Fertility & Reproduction (WGS 301-20)*
SOC 304 - Society, Health & Happiness*
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology or SS 301 - Psychology*
PSY 306 – Human Sexuality*
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology
PSY 346K – Psychology of Sex
PSY 353K – Psychopharmacology
Healthcare Policy
Anthropology:
ANT 324L - Biomedicine, Ethics & Culture (RS 373M, ANS 361)*
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
CMS 355K - Intercultural Communication*
CMS 330 - Interpersonal Health Communication*
Economics:
ECO 330T - Topic 1: Health Economics*
Geography:
GRG 357 – Medical Geography
Government:
GOV 370L - Topic 23: Politics of Health Care*
Health & Society:
H S 330 - Health Care Policy in the U.S.*
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 18: Women in Sickness and Health
Management - Course is restricted during initial registration period. Restrictions are lifted for second registration access period and add/drops.
MAN 337 or 334M - Healthcare System Management*
Pharmacology:
PHR 338 - Introduction to Pharmacology*
Philosophy:
PHL 325M – Medicine, Ethics, and Society
Public Health:
PBH 317 – Introduction to Public Health
PBH 358D - Health Policy & Health Systems*
PBH 368D - Social Context of Public Health*
Nursing:
N 309 – Global Health
N 321 – Ethics of Health Care
Sociology:
SOC 307M – Global Inequalities and Health
SOC 307P – Introduction to Sociology of Health & Wellbeing*
SOC 319 – Introduction to Social Demography
SOC 321G – Global Health Issues & Systems*
SOC 336D – Race, Class, and Health
SOC 354K – Sociology of Health and Illness
SOC 358D – Health Policy and Health Systems (No longer offered)
SOC 368D – Social Context of Public Health
SOC 369K – Population and Society
Urban Studies:
URB 350 – Topic 2: Human Health and the Environment
Human and Societal Development
Communication Science & Disorders:
CSD 306K - Introduction to Communication Disorders*
Communication Studies:
CMS 310K – Team-Based Communication
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Educational Psychology:
EDP 369K – Topic 10: Educational Neuroscience
EDP 363M – Topic 6: Introduction: Life Span Development*
Health Education:
HED 329K - Child, Adolescent & Adult Health*
History:
HIS 366N – Global History of Disease (AFR 372D)*
Human Development & Family Sciences:
HDF 304 – Family Relationships
HDF 313 – Child Development
HDF 335 – Adult Development
HDF 342 – Development of Psychopathology from Infancy through Adolescence
HDF 343 - Human Development in Minority & Immigrant Families*
HDF 351 – Infant Development and Attachment Relationships
HDF 378K – Topic: Biobehavioral Health Processes Across the Family (No longer offered)
Nursing:
N 310 – Communication in Health Care Settings
Psychology:
PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology
PSY 308 – Biopsychology
PSY 332C – Hormones and Behavior
PSY 333D – Introduction to Developmental Psychology*
PSY 341K – Topic 4: Health Psychology
PSY 346K – Psychology of Sex
Public Health:
PBH 334 – Global Health*
Social Work
SW 360K - Topic 9: Loss & Grief: Individual and Family Perspectives*
Sociology:
SOC 302 – Introduction to the Study of Society
SOC 308 – Social Determinants of Health (This topic only)*
SOC 308S – Health & Society (H S 301)*
SOC 321K Mental Health in Social Context (This topic only)*
SOC 330C – Death and Dying: Sociological Perspectives (Rarely offered)
SOC 333K – Sociology of Gender*
Nutrition
African and African Diaspora Studies:
AFR 372D – Exploring Food & Urban Change: Theory & Praxis (ADV 378, WGS 340)*
Communication Studies:
CMS 322E – Communication Ethics
Geography:
GRG 344K – Global Food, Farming & Hunger (LAS 330)*
Government:
GOV 370L – Topic 21: Politics of Food in America (Offered every 3rd term. Offered Fall 2016)*
History:
HIS 350R – Topic 5: American Cultural History of Alcohol and Drugs
Nutrition:
NTR 306 - Fundamentals of Nutrition*
NTR 312 – Introduction to Nutritional Sciences
NTR 315 - Nutrition through the Life Cycle*
NTR 218 – Assessment of Nutritional Status
NTR 321 - International Nutrition: The Developing World*
NTR 326 – Cellular and Molecular Nutrition
NTR 331 – International Nutrition: Social and Environmental Policies
NTR 332 - Community Nutrition*
Sociology:
SOC 321K - Food & Society (This topic only)*
SCIENCE/STATISTICS (OPTIONAL)
Biology
BIO 311C, BIO 311D, BIO 206L, BIO 320, BIO 325, BIO 344, BIO 349, BIO 359K, BIO 365S, BIO 370, BIO 446L
Physics
One of the following Physics Sequences:
PHY 302K / 102M + PHY 302L / 102N
PHY 317K / 117M + PHY 317L / 117N
PHY 301 / 101L + PHY 316/ 116L
PHY 303K / 103M + PHY 303L / 103N
