COURSE CURRICULUM

The Social Science major at Providence University College offers a diverse range of courses that provide a comprehensive understanding of individuals, communities, and cultures. In Anthropology, students explore topics such as Language and Culture, Indigenous Studies, and Consumer Culture and Simpler Living, gaining insight into how cultural practices and values shape human life around the world. Psychology courses like Adolescent Development, Theories of Personality, and Abnormal Psychology focus on the internal processes and behaviors that influence individual growth and mental health. Sociology courses cover key areas such as Marriage and Family, Media and Society, and Global Problems and Change, helping students analyze social structures, relationships, and contemporary societal challenges. These courses combine theory and practical application, preparing students to understand human experience from multiple angles—biological, psychological, social, and cultural. This interdisciplinary approach equips students with critical thinking skills and a strong foundation in research methods, enabling them to analyze complex social issues effectively. Together, these courses foster a holistic understanding of how individuals and societies function and interact, preparing graduates to serve their communities with insight, empathy, and a commitment to making a positive difference in the world.