PART OF THE PUBLIC POLICY, SOCIETY, AND IDENTITY FLIGHT PATH

The commerce and society minor is ideal for students who wish to explore how commerce influences, and is influenced by, society (in local, national, and global contexts) and the environment. This minor is designed specifically to complement a major and/or second minor in the social sciences, or professional schools (such as Business, Journalism, or PPPM). Coursework for the minor encourages the examination of the relationship between commerce and issues such as climate change, social inequality, and globalization from a variety of social scientific perspectives.

1. Analyze how commerce influences society and the environment worldwide


2. Utilize social scientific methods to interpret complex issues related to international commerce


3. Apply ethical reasoning to questions related to commerce including both human and environmental impacts


4. Explore complex contemporary economic, social, and political issues from a multidisciplinary perspective


5. Read, write and speak critically

Commerce and Society

College of Arts and Sciences
541-346-4802
gss.uoregon.edu

• Required: PHIL 120, GLBL 270, PS 210;


• Elective: ANTH 114, ANTH 261, ANTH 223, ANTH 329, BA 101, BA 252, EC 101, GEOG 342, GEOG 448, GEOG 465, GEOG 467, GEOG 468, HIST 326, HIST 350, HIST 352, HIST 363, HIST 386, HIST 425, HIST 463, HIST 470, GLBL 240, GLBL 425, GLBL 431, J 201, J 320, J 396, J 397, LAW 104, PHIL 123, PHIL 220, PHIL 225, PHIL 309, PS 312, PS 337, PS 340, PS 460, PS 477, PS 479, PS 495, SOC 346, SOC 370, SOC 420, SOC 442, SOC 446, SOC 447, SOC 450, WGS 341, WGS 432

Required       12
Electives       24

Total       36

• Business (domestic or international)


• non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations


• government


• non-profit agencies

• Commerce and environmental sustainability


• The interactions of commerce and governments, multilateral, and non-governmental organizations


• Ethical questions relating to commerce


• How industry affects the identity and well-being of communities-personal, local, national, and global

• Business Administration


• Economics


• PPPM


• Global Studies


• Environmental Studies

Tykeson College and Career Advising
541-346-9200
advising.uoregon.edu/tykeson

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