HUMAN BIOLOGY AND SOCIETY majors. BIO 60, Philosophy 4, 6, 8, 22, 22W, Sociology M5 BIO 60, Philosophy 4, 6, 8, 22, 22W, Sociology M5

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1 P R E M A J O R B.A. B.S. (Premajor = units) (Premajor = units) Introduction: Society and Genetics 5 Society and Genetics 5 Human Evolution: Anthropology 7 Anthropology 7 Normative Social Theory: Empirical Social Theory: HUMAN BIOLOGY AND SOCIETY majors At least one of these: Gender Studies 10, MCD At least one of these: Gender Studies 10, MCD BIO 60, Philosophy 4, 6, 8, 22, 22W, Sociology M5 BIO 60, Philosophy 4, 6, 8, 22, 22W, Sociology M5 At least one of these: Amer Indian Studies M10, Anthropology 9, Asian Amer Studies 20, Geography 3, History 3C, Honors Collegium 70A, MCD BIO 40, 50, MIMG 12, Public Policy 10A, Sociology 1 At least one of these: Amer Indian Studies M10, Anthropology 9, Asian Amer Studies 20, Geography 3, History 3C, MCD BIO 40, 50, MIMG 12, Public Policy 10A, Sociology 1 Statistics: Statistics 10 or 13 Statistics 10 or 13 Life Sciences: Life Sciences 1 and 2 Life Sciences 1, 2, 3, 23L, and 4 Chemistry: Mathematics: Physics: Chemistry 14A none none Chem 14A, 14B, 14BL, 14C, 14CL, 14D OR Chem 20A, 20B, 20L, 30A, 30AL, 30B, 30BL Math 3A, 3B, 3C OR Math 31A, 31B, 32A Physics 1A, 1B, 1C, 4AL, 4BL OR Physics 6A, 6B, 6C APPLICATION REQUIRED: HBS, B.A. applicants must complete all premajor courses by end of sophomore Spring. HBS, B.S. applicants must complete at least 13 premajor courses by end of sophomore Spring. Apply in early sophomore Spring, by end of Week 3. M A J O R CORE courses: ELECTIVE courses: Reading Group/Workshop: Internship, apprenticeship, or wet lab research: B.A. B.S. (Major = 44 units) (Major = 44 units) Society and Genetics 101 Society and Genetics M102 Society and Genetics 105A Society and Genetics 105A Society and Genetics 105B Society and Genetics 105B Society and Genetics 108 Society and Genetics 108 B.A. and B.S.: complete 5 electives in any ONE of these specialization areas Bioethics and Public Science Policy Evolutionary Biology, Culture and Behavior Historical and Social Studies of Science Medicine and Public Health Population Genetics B.A. and B.S.: take any two quarters of Society and Genetics 193 B.A. and B.S.: complete 4.0 units, letter graded, of non-classroom-based active learning, such as internship, apprenticeship, or wet lab research. This may be accomplished through Society and Genetics 195CE (internship), or Society and Genetics 196 (apprenticeship), or Society and Genetics 199 (wet lab research). Or you may ask our Student Affairs Officer to credit you for similar coursework in other departments.

2 APPROVED ELECTIVES for this specialization: Bioethics and Public Science Policy Complete 5 elective courses from the following list, at least one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Or, complete 3 courses in one of the subfocus areas indicated at bottom of page, and then 2 more courses from the following list. Either way, 5 is the number of electives you will complete. NOTE: courses with enforced requisites are highlighted in red and underlined. Anthropology M134, 153P, M158Q, 181, 182 Asian American Studies 113 Bioengineering 165EW Communication Studies 101 Disability Studies 101, M Epidemiology 100 (available summer only; only PUB HLT minors can enroll F/W/S) Gender Studies M114, 125, 134, M162, M164, 171A Geography M109, M115 Global Studies 100A, 100B History 180A, 180C Honors Collegium 177 Philosophy 124, 125, 132, 150, 153A, 154, 154B, 155, C156, 157A, 157B, 170 Psychology 187C Public Policy 103 Social Welfare 162 Society and Genetics M102 (elective for B.A. only), 121, 130, 160, 161, 162, 163, 197, 199 Sociology 143, 154, 156, 170 Optional sub-focus areas. Designed primarily for students planning for medical, dental or pharmacy school, or graduate studies in the life or health sciences. You may pursue ONE of the following clusters of electives which completes 3 of your 5 elective courses. Your remaining 2 electives will be from the list above, one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Cell Development Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168 Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one Microbiology and Immunology course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course from Molecular Biology and Genomics CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics CM122, 158 Physiology Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177 Psychology and Mental Health Any three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, 160

3 APPROVED ELECTIVES for this specialization: Evolutionary Biology, Culture and Behavior Complete 5 elective courses from the following list, at least one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Or, complete 3 courses in one of the subfocus areas indicated at bottom of page, and then 2 more courses from the following list. Either way, 5 is the number of electives you will complete. NOTE: courses with enforced requisites are highlighted in red and underlined. 121C, 124A, 124B, 124P, M125A, M127, 128A, M151, M158Q, 185A, Anthropology 186P Communication Studies 112, 116, M123W, 126, , 121, 126, 129, 135, 175, 176 Gender Studies M114, M159, M162, M165, M167 Linguistics C135 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology CM156 Philosophy 132, M187 Psychology 110, 112A, 112B, 115, 160 Society and Genetics M102 (elective for B.A. only), 161, 197, 199 Sociology 156 Optional sub-focus areas. Designed primarily for students planning for medical, dental or pharmacy school, or graduate studies in the life or health sciences. You may pursue ONE of the following clusters of electives which completes 3 of your 5 elective courses. Your remaining 2 electives will be from the list above, one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Any three courses from Anthropology 121C, 124A, 124P, M125A, 128A, 100, 116, 120, 121, 126, 129, 130, 135, 175, 176 Psychology and Mental Health Any three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, 160

4 APPROVED ELECTIVES for this specialization: Historical and Social Studies of Science Complete 5 elective courses from the following list, at least one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Or, complete 3 courses in one of the subfocus areas indicated at bottom of page, and then 2 more courses from the following list. Either way, 5 is the number of electives you will complete. NOTE: courses with enforced requisites are highlighted in red and underlined. Anthropology M125A, 153P, 181, 182, 185A Asian American Studies 105 Bioengineering 165EW Disability Studies 101, M , 120, 126, 130, 175 Environmental Health Sciences 100, C185A, C185B Epidemiology 100 (available summer only; only PUB HLT minors can enroll F/W/S) Gender Studies 134, M162, M164, M180B Geography M109, M115 Global Studies 100A, 100B History M151C, 179A, 179B, 180A, 180C Honors Collegium 177 Human Complex Systems M130 Human Genetics C144 Neurobiology M169 Philosophy 124, 125, 129, 130, 132, 155 Society and Genetics M102 (elective for B.A. only), 130, 131, 161, 163, 175, 197, 199 Sociology M138, 143, M148, 154, 156, 170 Optional sub-focus areas. Designed primarily for students planning for medical, dental or pharmacy school, or graduate studies in the life or health sciences. You may pursue ONE of the following clusters of electives which completes 3 of your 5 elective courses. Your remaining 2 electives will be from the list above, one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Cell Development Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168 Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one Microbiology and Immunology course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course Molecular Biology and Genomics from CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics CM122, 158 Physiology Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177 Psychology and Mental Health Any three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, 160

5 APPROVED ELECTIVES for this specialization: Medicine and Public Health Complete 5 elective courses from the following list, at least one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Or, complete 3 courses in one of the subfocus areas indicated at bottom of page, and then 2 more courses from the following list. Either way, 5 is the number of electives you will complete. NOTE: courses with enforced requisites are highlighted in red and underlined. Anthropology M134 Chicana and Chicano Studies CM106 Communication Studies 116, M123W Computer Science CM121 Disability Studies 101, M121 Epidemiology 100 (available summer only; only PUB HLT minors can enroll F/W/S) Gender Studies M114, 125, M162, M164, M167 History M151C Human Genetics C144 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, CM156, 172 Neurobiology M169 Neuroscience 180 Philosophy 150, 154, 154B, 155, C156, 157A, 157B Psychology M107, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, M140 Public Health 150, M160A, M160B Social Welfare 162 Society and Genetics M102 (elective for B.A. only), 160, 161, 162, 197, 199 Sociology 130, 132, 134, 143, 145, 154, 156, 170 Optional sub-focus areas. Designed primarily for students planning for medical, dental or pharmacy school, or graduate studies in the life or health sciences. You may pursue ONE of the following clusters of electives which completes 3 of your 5 elective courses. Your remaining 2 electives will be from the list above, one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Cell Development Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 138, 165A, 168 Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics 101, 185A, and one Microbiology and Immunology course from 103AL, 106, 107, 158, 168 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 144, 172, and one course Molecular Biology and Genomics from CM156, Human Genetics CM124, C144, Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics CM122, 158 Physiology Physiological Science 111A, 111B, and one course from 147, 149, 177 Psychology and Mental Health Any three courses from Psychology M107, 112A, 112B, 115, M117J, 127A, 129C, 160

6 APPROVED ELECTIVES for this specialization: Population Genetics and History Complete 5 elective courses from the following list, at least one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Or, complete 3 courses in one of the subfocus areas indicated at bottom of page, and then 2 more courses from the following list. Either way, 5 is the number of electives you will complete. NOTE: courses with enforced requisites are highlighted in red and underlined. Two courses from: 135 Human Genetics CM124 Society and Genetics 120 And any additional courses from: Ancient Near East 162, C163 Anthropology 110P, 111, M140, M158Q, 181, 182, 186P Asian American Studies 113 Computer Science CM , 121, 135 Gender Studies M162, M180B History M108C, M151C, 164D, 180A, 180C, 191B through 191O Honors Collegium M143 Human Genetics CM124, C144 Linguisitics 110, 114, 127, 130, 132, M150 Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology 172 Psychology 160 Society and Genetics M102 (elective for B.A. only), 120, 121, 160, 175, 197, 199 Sociology 154, 156 Optional sub-focus area. Designed primarily for students planning for medical, dental or pharmacy school, or graduate studies in the life or health sciences. You may pursue the following cluster of electives which completes 3 of your 5 elective courses. Your remaining 2 electives will be from the list above, one of which must be in SOCIETY AND GENETICS. Two courses from 135, Human Genetics Population Genetics CM124, Society and Genetics 120, and one course from Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 120, 121, Human Genetics C144

7 For detailed course descriptions, see Ancient Near East Archaeology of Ancient Israel Ancient Near East C Archaeology of Iran Anthropology 110P Requisite: ANTHRO 8. Principles of Archaeology Anthropology 111 Requisite: ANTHRO 8. Theory in Anthropological Archaeology Anthropology 121C Requisite: ANTHRO 7 or 12. Evolution of Genus "Homo" Anthropology 124A Recommended requisite: ANTHRO 7 or Life Sciences 1. Human Behavioral Ecology Formerly 124. Anthropology 124B Recommended requisite: Evolutionary Psychology Anthropology 124P Anthropology M125A Anthropology M127 ANTHRO 7 or Life Sciences 1. Recommended requisite: ANTHRO 7 or 12. Enforced requisite: ANTHRO 7 or EE BIOL 13 or 120 or Life Sciences 1. Designed for Anthropology, Applied Linguistics, and Communication Studies majors. Anthropology 128A -- Anthropology M Evolution of Human Sexual Behavior Great Adaptations: Origins of Complexity in Nature Animal Communication Primate Behavior Nonhuman to Human Cultural Construction of Gender and Sexuality: Homosexualities Formerly 125A. Same as EE BIOL M171. Same as Applied Linguistics CM127 and COMM ST M127. Same as Honors Collegium M129 and LGBTS M134. Anthropology M140 Requisite: ANTHRO 33 or Linguistics 20. Language in Culture Same as Linguistics M146. Anthropology M151 Requisite: ANTHRO 9. Marriage, Family and Kinship Same as GENDER M151. Anthropology 153P Requisite: ANTHRO 9. Economic Anthropology Anthropology M158Q -- Collapses of Past Societies and Same as GEOG M153 and Honors Their Lessons for Our Own Collegium M152. Future Anthropology 181 Requisite: ANTHRO 9. Critical Social Theory Anthropology History of Anthropology Anthropology 185A Preparation: one upper division introduction to behavioral ecology course, one universitylevel mathematics course Theoretical Behavioral Ecology (preferably calculus or probability and statistics). Anthropology 186P Requisite: ANTHRO 7. Models of Cultural Evolution Asian American Studies 105 Requisite: ANTHRO 10. Historical Research Methods Asian American Studies Asian Americans and Law Bioengineering 165EW -- Bioengineering Ethics Formerly 165. Chicana and Chicano Studies Health in Chicano/Latino -- CM106 Population Same as PUB HLT M106. Communication Studies Freedom of Communication Communication Studies 112 Requisite: COMM ST 118 or 120 or 126. Communication Studies Current Problems in Evolution and Communication Communication and Conflict in Couples and Families Formerly M116.

8 Communication Studies M123W Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or 3H or English as a Second Language 36. Communication Studies Communication Studies Computer Science CM121 Recommended requisites: COMP SCI 32 or Program in Computing 10C with grade of C- or better, and Biostatistics 100A or 110A or Mathematics 170A or Statistics 100A. Talk and Body Evolution of Interpersonal Communication Marketing, Advertising, and Human Nature Introduction to Bioinformatics Formerly M123. Same as ANTHRO M148W and Applied Linguistics M161W. Same as CHEM CM160A. Disability Studies Perspectives on Disability Studies Disability Studies M121 Limited to juniors/seniors. Topics in Gender and Disabilities Same as GENDER M Requisite: Life Sciences 1. Not open for credit to students with credit for EE BIOL 118, C119, 122 through 126, 129, 132 through 134B, 136, or 151B. Introduction to Ecology and Behavior Requisite: Life Sciences 1. Recommended: EE BIOL 100. Not open for credit to students with credit for Environment 121. Requisites: Life Sciences 1, 2, 3, 4, 23L, Mathematics 3A and 3B, Conservation Biology Evolution or 31A. Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4, L. Molecular Evolution Requisites: EE BIOL 100, Life Sciences 1, Mathematics 3C or A. Recommended: course 129. Behavioral Ecology Requisites: EE BIOL 100, Life 129 Sciences 1. Animal Behavior Requisite: Life Sciences 1. Recommended: EE BIOL 120, Principles of Systematic Biology Requisite: Life Sciences 4. Strongly recommended: EE BIOL , Mathematics 31A, 31B. Population Genetics 175 Enforced requisite: Life Sciences 1. Evolutionary Dynamics of Sexual Conflict 176 Requisite: Life Sciences 1. Ecological Ethics Environmental Health Sciences 100 Preparation: one course each in chemistry and biology. Introduction to Environmental Health Designed for science, engineering, and public health students.

9 Environmental Health Sciences C185A Preparation: one year of undergraduate biology, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Foundations of Environmental Health Sciences Environmental Health Sciences C185B Epidemiology 100 Requisite: EHS C185A. Preparation: one full biological sciences course. Foundations of Environmental Health Sciences Principles of Epidemiology Gender Studies M Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies Gender Studies 125 Requisite: GENDER 10. Women and Healthcare in the U.S. Gender Studies 134 Requisite: GENDER 10. Gender, Science, and Theory Open to all during summer session, but restricted to Public Health minors during regular session. Same as LGBTS M114. Gender Studies M Pornography and Evolution Same as COMM ST M159. Gender Studies M162 Requisite: GENDER 10 or Sociology 1. Sociology of Gender Same as SOCIOL M162. Gender Studies M Politics of Reproduction Same as SOCIOL M164. Gender Studies M Psychology of Gender Same as PSYCH M165. Gender Studies M Contested Sexualities Same as LGBTS M167. Gender Studies 171A Requisite: GENDER 10 or POL SCI 10 or PHILOS 6 or 9. Recommended: GENDER 110A or 110B or M110C. Gender Studies M180B -- Geography M Geography M Global Studies 100A Enforced requisite: GLBL ST 1. Global Studies 100B Requisite: GLBL ST 100A. History M108C -- History M151C -- History 164D Preparation: one prior course in African history at UCLA. Designed for juniors/seniors. History 179A -- History 179B -- Women, Gender and Law: Jurisprudence of Sexual Equality Historical Perspectives on Gender and Science Human Impact on Biophysical Environment: What Science Has Learned Environmentalism: Past, Present, and Future Globalization: Concepts and History Globalization: Contemporary Issues Culture Area of Maghrib (North Africa) Understanding Whiteness in American History and Culture Topics in African History: Africa and Diaspora in Global and Comparative Perspective History of Medicine: Historic Roots of Healing Arts History of Medicine: Foundations of Modern Medicine History 180A -- Topics in History of Science History 180C -- Science and Technology in 20th Century History 191B -- Medieval Same as HIST M180B. Same as Environment M109. Same as Environment M132 and Urban Planning M165. Same as ANTHRO M171P and ARABIC M171. Same as CHICANO CM182.

10 History 191C History 191D History 191E History 191F History 191G History 191J History 191M History 191N History 191O Europe U.S. Latin America Near East Honors Collegium M East Asia Africa Southeast Asia India World History From Latin America to US: Immigration and Latino Identity Same as CHICANO M124. Honors Collegium 177 Consent of Instructor Required. Biotechnology and Art Human Genetics CM124 Requisites: Computer Science 32 or Program in Computing 10C with grade of C- or better, and Biostatistics 100A or 110A or Mathematics 170A or Statistics 100A. Computational Genetics Human Genetics C144 Requisite: Life Sciences 4. Genomic Technology Linguisitics 110 Requisites: LING 20, 103, 120A. Introduction to Historical Linguistics Linguistics 114 Strongly recommended preparation: LING 20. Linguisitics 127 Requisite: LING 20. American Indian Linguistics Syntactic Typology and Universals Linguistics 130 Requisites: LING 20, 120A, 120B. Language Development Linguistics 132 Requisites: LING 20, 120A, 120B. Language Processing Requisites: LING 1 or 20, and Linguistics C135 Neurolinguistics 130. Recommended requisite: LING 1 Introduction to Indo-European Linguistics M150 or 20. Linguistics MIMG 101 Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4. Introductory Microbiology Same as Computer Science CM124. Same as Indo-European Studies M150.

11 MIMG 103AL Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4, 23L. Recommended requisite or corequisite: MIMG 101. MIMG 106 Requisite: MIMG 101. Laboratory Methods in Modern Microbiology and Immunology Molecular and Genetic Basis of Bacterial Infections MIMG 107 Requisites: MIMG 185A, Chemistry 153A. Viral Pathogenesis MIMG CM122 Requisites: MIMG CM156, Life Sciences 4. Mouse Molecular Genetics MIMG 158 Requisites: MIMG 101, Chemistry 153A. Microbial Genomics MIMG 168 Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4. Molecular Parasitology MIMG 185A Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4, 23L. Recommended requisite or corequisite: Chemistry 153A. Immunology Formerly 103L. Same as HUM GEN CM122. MCD BIO 138 Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4, 23L. Developmental Biology MCD BIO 144 Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4, 23L. Not open for credit to students with credit for Molecular Biology Chemistry 153B. MCD BIO CM156 Requisites: Life Sciences 3, 4. Human Genetics Same as MIMG CM156. MCD BIO 165A MCD BIO 168 MCD BIO 172 Requisites: Chemistry 14D or 30B, Life Sciences 3. Not open for credit to students with credit for MCD BIO 100 or M140. Enforced requisites: MCD BIO 138, 165A. Strongly recommended: MCD BIO 143, 165B (or Microbiology 132). Requisite: MCD BIO 144 or 165B or Chemistry 153B or Microbiology 132. Biology of Cells Stem Cell Biology Genomics and Bioinformatics Neurobiology M History of Neurosciences Same as Medical History M169. Neuroscience 180 Philosophy 124 Enforced requisites: NEUROSC M101A, M101B. Not open for credit to students with credit for NEUROSC 191C, seminar 1. Preparation: one philosophy course. Philosophy 125 Requisite: PHILOS 31 or 124. Philosophy 129 Philosophy 130 Preparation: one 4-unit psychology course, one philosophy course. Preparation: two philosophy courses or one philosophy course and one physics course. Genetic, Molecular, and Genomic Approaches to Neural Development and Disease Philosophy of Science: Historical Philosophy of Science: Contemporary Philosophy of Psychology Philosophy of Space and Time Philosophy 132 Preparation: one philosophy course. Philosophy of Biology Philosophy 150 Requisite: PHILOS 22. Society and Morals

12 Philosophy 153A Requisite: PHILOS 22. Philosophy 154 Requisite: PHILOS 6 or 7 or 22. Philosophy 154B Preparation: one philosophy course. Topics in Ethical Theory: Normative Ethics Topics in Value Theory: Rationality and Action Topics in Value Theory: Moral Responsibility and Free Will Philosophy Medical Ethics Philosophy C Topics in Political Philosophy Philosophy 157A Philosophy 157B Philosophy 170 Philosophy M187 Preparation: two philosophy courses. Preparation: two philosophy courses. Preparation: two relevant philosophy courses. History of Political Philosophy History of Political Philosophy Philosophy of Mind Requisite for Gender Studies Philosophical Analysis of Issues in majors: GENDER 10; for other Same as GENDER M110C. Feminist Theory students: one philosophy course. Requisites: PHYSIOL SCI 107, Chemistry 14C or 30A, Life Foundations in Physiological Physiological Science 111A Sciences 1, 2, 3, 4, 23L, Physics Science 1B or 6B or 6CH. Requisites: PHYSIOL SCI 111A, Foundations in Physiological Physiological Science 111B Chemistry 14D or 30B. Science Physiological Science 147 Requisites: PHYSIOL SCI 111A, Mechanisms of Major Human Physiological Science B (111B may be taken Diseases concurrently). Requisite: PHYSCI 111A or Physiological Science 177 Neuroethology M180A. Asian American Personality and Psychology M107 Requisite: PSYCH 10. Mental Health Psychology 110 Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A. Fundamentals of Learning Basic Processes of Motivated Psychology 112A Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A, 110. Behavior Requisite: PHYSIOL SCI 111A or Neurobiology of Learning and M180A. Memory Psychology 112B Psychology 115 Psychology M117J Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A, 110. Recommended: PSYCH 115. Requisites: PSYCH 100A, Life Sciences 2 or 15. Not open to students with credit for PSYCH M117A. Requisite: PSYCH 115 or M117A (or MCD BIO M175A or NEUROSCI M101A or PHYSIOL SCI M180A) or PHYSIOL SCI 111A. Psychobiology of Fear and Anxiety Principles of Behavioral Neuroscience Biological Bases of Psychiatric Disorders Psychology 127A Requisite: PSYCH 10. Abnormal Psychology Formerly 127. Psychology 129C Requisites: PSYCH 10, 100A. Culture and Mental Health Same as Asian American Studies M117. Same as MCD BIO M181, NEUROSC M130, PHYSCI M181, and Psychiatry M181. Psychology M Introduction to Study of Aging Same as Social Welfare M140. Psychology 160 Requisites: PSYCH 10, and 127A or 127B or 127C. Genetics of Human Cognition and Behavior

13 Psychology 187C -- Sex and Law Public Health M Health in Chicano/Latino Population Public Health Contemporary Health Issues Public Health M160A -- Health Outreach and Education for At-Risk Populations Same as CHICANO M106. Same as Medicine M160A. Public Health M160B Requisites: PUB HLT M160A. Health Outreach and Education for At-Risk Populations Same as Medicine M160B. Public Policy Ethics, Morality, and Public Life: Contemporary Controversies Social Welfare Health Policy and Services Society and Genetics M Societal and Medical Issues in Human Genetics Society and Genetics Using Genetics to Infer Human History Society and Genetics Race, Science and Citizenship Society and Genetics Biotechnology and Society Society and Genetics Information, Software and Networks Society and Genetics Politics of Heredity Society and Genetics Controversy and Behavior Society and Genetics Genetics Biotechnologies, Law and the Body Society and Genetics Science and Popular Movements Society and Genetics Genes, Peoples and Cuisines Society and Genetics Society and Genetics 195CE Contract required. Current Directions in Social and Historical Study of Science Community and Corporate Internships in Society and Genetics Individual Studies in Society and Society and Genetics 197 Individual contract required. Consent of instructor. Genetics Society and Genetics 199 Individual contract required. Consent of instructor. Sociology Self and Society Sociology Directed Research in Society and Genetics Social Psychology: Sociological Approaches [Required for proposed B.S., elective for proposed B.A.]; formerly SOC GEN 102W Only second quarter of enrollment will credit toward HBS major electives. Sociology 134 Requisite: SOCIOL 1. Culture and Personality Sociology M Death, Suicide, and Trauma Same as PSYCH M163. Sociology 143 Requisites: SOCIOL 1, 20, 101. Human Health and Society Sociology Sociology of Deviant Behavior Sociology M Sociology of Mental Illness Same as Disability Studies M148. Sociology Race and Ethnicity: International Perspectives Sociology Race and Ethnicity in American Life Sociology 170 Requisite: SOCIOL 1. Medical Sociology