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College of Liberal Arts
Sociology & Anthropology
- Soc 101: Introductory Sociology I
- Soc 301: The Family
- Soc 302: Sociological Theory
- Soc 306: Sociology of Democracy
- Soc 307: Urban Sociology
- Soc 308: Judicial System & African Amer Community
- Soc 309: Rural Sociology
- Soc 310: Sociology of Disability
- Soc 311: Social Problems
- Soc 312: Poverty and Society
- Soc 313: Social Movements
- Soc 314: Sociology of News
- Soc 315: Leisure and Popular Culture
- Soc 316: Sociology of Sport
- Soc 321: Science, Technology and Society
- Soc 322: Economic Sociology
- Soc 323: Occupations and Professions
- Soc 324: Men and Masculinities
- Soc 325: Sociology of Gender
- Soc 327: Genocide and Women
- Soc 328: African American Feminist Thought
- Soc 329: Identities and Subjectivity
- Soc 330: Racism and Religion
- Soc 331: Sociology of Law
- Soc 332: Sociology of Peace and Justice
- Soc 333: Juvenile Delinquency
- Soc 335: The Sociology of Food
- Soc 336: Sociology of Religion
- Soc 345: Population Trends and Problems
- Soc 349: Applied Demography
- Soc 351: Social Change
- Soc 353: Community Development
- Soc 355: Sociology of Human Rights
- Soc 358: Religious Implications of the Holocaust
- Soc 359: Sociology of Globalization
- Soc 361: The Sociology of Education
- Soc 365: Methods of Social Research
- Soc 366: Political Sociology
- Soc 367: Data Visualization & Interpretation: GIS
- Soc 370: Society and Population Health
- Soc 385: Topics in Sociology Abroad
- Soc 403: Empire and Revolution
- Soc 404: Sociology of Citizenship
- Soc 407: Methods in Ethnography
- Soc 408: Methods in Community-Based Research
- Soc 409: Truth, Lies, and Power
- Soc 410: The Color Line in the 21st Century
- Soc 411: Environment, Technology and Society
- Soc 413: Race and Ethnicity
- Soc 414: Race, Place, and Space
- Soc 420: Studies in Housing Insecurity
- Soc 425: Religion, Gender, and Sexuality
- Soc 427: Social Stratification
- Soc 429: Judaism and Religious Ethnic Identities
- Soc 431: Criminology
- Soc 433: Theories of Gender and Sexuality
- Soc 440: Sociology of Music
- Soc 445: Social Context of Holocaust Art
- Soc 451: Topics in Sociology
- Soc 455: Population Studies Applied Research
- Soc 498: Proficiency in Sociology
- Soc 501: Statistics
- Soc 502: Social Research Methods
- Soc 531: Lectures in Community Organization
- Soc 545: Seminar in Population Studies
- Soc 552: Individual Study Project
- Soc 596: Queer Mississippi
- Soc 601: Studies in Social Theory
- Soc 603: Studies in Empire and Revolution
- Soc 604: Advanced Sociology of Citizenship
- Soc 605: Practicum in Research
- Soc 607: Studies in the Community
- Soc 608: Adv Methods in Community-Based Research
- Soc 611: Studies in Population Analysis
- Soc 613: Studies in Race and Ethnicity
- Soc 615: Sociology of Culture
- Soc 617: Racism and Religion
- Soc 619: Religion, Gender, and Sexuality
- Soc 621: Professional Development I
- Soc 622: Professional Development II
- Soc 623: Collaborative Research Seminar
- Soc 625: Current Debates in Gender
- Soc 631: Studies in Deviant Behavior
- Soc 635: Teaching Sociology
- Soc 640: Sociology of Health Disparities
- Soc 651: Fields of Sociology
- Soc 652: Individual Study Project
- Soc 697: Thesis
- Soc 699: Internship in Sociology
African American Studies Program
School of Applied Sciences
Applied Gerontology
College of Liberal Arts
Art & Art History
School of Pharmacy
Biomolecular Sciences
College of Liberal Arts
Center for the Study of Southern Culture
Classics
College of Liberal Arts
- SOHE 497: Directed Study in Society and Health
- SOHE 495: Society and Health Internship
- SOHE 302: Topics in Society and Health
- SOHE 301: Topics in Society and Health Abroad
- Liba 313: Advanced Interdisc Social Science
- Liba 203: Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
- Envs 312: Study Abroad-Environment &Social Science
- Envs 322: Special Topics in Social Sciences
School of Applied Sciences
Communication Sciences & Disorders
School of Engineering
Computer & Information Science
School of Applied Sciences
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
Health, Exercise Sci & Recreation Mgmt
School of Education
Higher Education
College of Liberal Arts
History
- Hst 687: Readings - Social Movements. Mod Lat Am
- Hst 664: Readings - 20th Century Econ & Social Po
- Hst 367: Social Revolutions in Latin America
- Hst 349: Society and the Sexes in Modern Europe
School of Education
Leadership & Counselor Education
School of Business Administration
Management
Marketing, Analytics & Prof Sales
- Mktg 371: Social and Digital Media Metrics
- Mktg 370: Social and Digital Media Strategy
- Mktg 368: Marketing for Social Good
- Mktg 103: Influencer Marketing in Social Media
- Mktg 356: Legal, Social & Ethical Issues in Mktg
College of Liberal Arts
Modern Languages
- IE 094: English Lab Humanities and Soc Sciences
- TESL 620: Seminar in Sociolinguistics
- Lin 610: Seminar in Sociolinguistics
- Lin 310: Sociolinguistics
- Chin 500: Exploring 20th-century Chinese Society
- Chin 510: Interpersonal Relations in Chinese Soc
School of Applied Sciences
Nutrition & Hospitality Management
School of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Administration
College of Liberal Arts
Philosophy & Religion
Political Science
Psychology
- Psy 321: Social Psychology
- Psy 575: Psychosocial Aspects of Aging
- Psy 713: Advanced Social Cognition
- Psy 392: Lab in Psy: Experimental Social Psy
- Psy 712: Advanced Social Psychology
Public Policy Leadership
Sarah Isom Ctr for Women&Gender Studies
School of Engineering
School of Journalism and New Media
- Jour 575: Mass Media Ethics and Social Issues
- Jour 573: Mass Comm, Technology, and Society
- Jour 310: Social Media in Society
- Jour 576: Documentary and Social Issues
- IMC 308: Social Media Content Creation
School of Law
School of Pharmacy
School of Applied Sciences
Social Work
- SW 340: Social Work Research
- SW 712: Advanced Statistics in Social Work
- SW 711: Qualitative Methods in Social Work Resea
- SW 709: Social Policy Analysis
- SW 706: History of Social Welfare
- SW 702: Research Design in Social Work
- SW 641: Readings in Advanced Social Work
- SW 600: Human Diversity and Social Work Practice
- SW 495: Social Work Internship
- SW 575: Psychosocial Aspects of Aging
- SW 459: Directed Study in Social Work
- SW 460: Directed Study in Social Work
- SW 450: Fields of Social Work
- SW 438: Social Work Practice IV
- SW 437: Social Work Practice III
- SW 436: Social Work Practice II
- SW 417: Social Welfare Policy II
- SW 335: Social Work Practice I
- SW 326: Gerontology: Social Welfare Aspects
- SW 322: Human Behav and the Soc Environment II
- SW 321: Human Behav and the Soc Environment I
- SW 428: Social Aspects of Children at Risk
- SW 427: Psychosocial Aspects of Loss Death Grief
- SW 684: Social Work in Health Care Settings
- SW 685: Gerontological Social Work
- SW 681: Forensic Social Work with Children
- SW 640: Advanced Clinical Social Work: Groups
- SW 604: Social Welfare Policies and Programs
- SW 603: Social Work Research Methods
- SW 601: Human Behavior in the Social Environment
- SW 602: Social Work Practice with Individuals
- SW 330: Human Diversity and Social Work Practice
- SW 216: Social Welfare Policy I
- SW 201: Introduction to Social Work
College of Liberal Arts
Sociology & Anthropology
- Anth 417: Environmentalism: Society, Politics, Law
- Anth 328: Culture & Society in Latin America
- Anth 105: Introduction to Environment and Society
- Geog 105: Introduction to Environment and Society
School of Education
Teacher Education
- Edse 647: Adv. Methods of Teaching Social Studies
- Edse 457: Special Methods II: Social Studies
- Edse 447: Special Methods I: Social Studies
- Edel 623: Problems in Teaching Social Studies
- Edel 401: Social Studies in the Elementary School
- Edec 606: Social Contexts in Early Childhood Ed
- Edec 557: Seminar: Social Living in Early Ch Educ
- Edec 327: Social Studies in Early Childhood Educat
- Edec 326: Socio-Emotional Competencies
- Edci 616: Science Technology Society in Classroom
- Edci 352: Education, Society, & the K-12 Learner
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| Course Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 1-99 | Courses that accrue no credit toward a degree |
| 100-299 | Lower-division courses; open to all students for undergraduate credit |
| 300-499 | Upper-division or advanced courses; open as undergraduate credit to students who are classified as sophomore or higher, or by permission of the department offering the course |
| 500-599 | Courses open as graduate credit to graduate students and open as undergraduate upper-division credit to undergraduate students who are classified as juniors or seniors |
| 600-799 | Courses open to graduate students |
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