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Nov 21, 2024
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2013-2015 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Liberal Studies, Interdisciplinary Thematic Plan, B.A.
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Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (120 units)
The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies requires 51 units in the major, including: 30 units of core courses; and the 21-unit option under the Elementary Education Plan or the Interdisciplinary Thematic Plan. Each course counted for the major must be completed with a “C” (2.0) or better.
One of the following Interdisciplinary Studies courses:
One of the following Senior Seminars:
Additional information
*Fulfills the course requirement of the university upper-division baccalaureate writing requirement for Liberal Studies majors.
Sequence of Core Courses
Because the core curriculum is designed as an integrated whole and builds upon the student’s general education, there is an order in which these courses need to be taken and there are certain prerequisites for them.
LBST 302B and LBST 301 are prerequisites for LBST 303 , LBST 304 , LBST 305 , because they pick up the historical developments where LBST 302B leaves off.
LBST 401 and the Senior Seminar come last. LBST 401 or PHIL 401 requires the completion of LBST 304 and either LBST 303 or LBST 305 . The Senior Seminar requires senior standing, the completion of 90 units of college work.
Interdisciplinary Thematic Plan (21 units)
The Interdisciplinary Thematic Plan (ITP) is designed for students who have broad interests that expand beyond the confines of a single department. For these students, the ability to construct their own area of interdisciplinary study by taking advanced coursework in several disciplines may be more beneficial than restricting their study to one of the various majors offered by the university. The Interdisciplinary Thematic Plan does not duplicate any existing major. It is a well-thought-out, highly individualized group of courses that, even though they come from various departments, have a common subject, focus or interest.
ITP students may center their coursework on an academic interest or may select courses that prepare them for later professional training or for specific careers.
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