Social and Behavioral Sciences

Associate of Arts Degree History · San Diego Miramar College · 2026-2027 Catalog

Summary

The Associate of Arts degree with an area of emphasis in Social and Behavioral Sciences is intended for students who plan to complete a bachelor’s degree at a transfer institution in a social science-related major. This degree is designed to accommodate the differing requirements of a wide variety of transfer institutions and major options. Because admission and major preparation requirements vary at each transfer institution, courses used to complete this degree should be selected with the assistance of a Miramar College counselor.

Award Note: The Associate Degree requires a minimum of 60 degree applicable semester units.

Learning Outcome(s): Students who complete the Social and Behavioral Sciences Program will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate knowledge of key historical facts, values, and ideas that have shaped civilizations throughout history.
  2. Critically analyze primary and secondary sources in college-level essays, written assignments, and research papers.
  3. Demonstrate historical skills through written and verbal communication of arguments, analysis and conclusions of historical topics.

Requirements

CourseTitleUnits
Select at least 12 units from the following Social and Behavioral Sciences core courses:12
ADJU 101Introduction to Administration of Justice3
ADJU 102Criminal Law I3
ADJU 106Diversity and Community Relations3
ADJU 162Criminal Investigation3
ADJU 210Rules of Evidence3
ADJU 230Constitutional Law I3
ANTH 102Introduction to Biological Anthropology3
ANTH 103Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 104Laboratory in Biological Anthropology1
ANTH 107Introduction to Archaeology3
BLAS 140AAfrican American History to Reconstruction3
BLAS 140BAfrican American History since Reconstruction to the Present3
ECON C2002Principles of Macroeconomics3
ECON C2001Principles of Microeconomics3
FILI 100Filipino American Experience3
GEOG 101Physical Geography3
GEOG 101LPhysical Geography Laboratory1
GEOG 102Cultural Geography3
GEOG 104World Regional Geography3
HIST 100World History I3
HIST 101World History II3
HIST 105Introduction to Western Civilization I3
HIST 106Introduction to Western Civilization II3
HIST C1001United States History to 18773
HIST C1002United States History since 18653
HIST 115AHistory of the Americas I3
HIST 115BHistory of the Americas II3
HIST 120Introduction to Asian Civilizations3
HIST 121Asian Civilizations in Modern Times3
HIST 141Women in United States History I3
HIST 142Women in United States History II3
PADM 200Introduction to Public Administration3
POLI 101Introduction to Political Science3
POLS C1000American Government and Politics3
POLI 103Comparative Politics3
POLI 140Contemporary International Politics3
PSYC C1000Introduction to Psychology3
PSYC 133Psychology of Women3
PSYC 135Marriage and Family Relations3
PSYC 166Introduction to Social Psychology3
PSYC 258Behavioral Science Statistics3
orBUSE 115Statistics for Business3
orSTAT C1000Introduction to Statistics3
SOCO 101Principles of Sociology3
SOCO 110Contemporary Social Problems3
SOCO 201Advanced Principles of Sociology3
SOCO 223Globalization and Social Change3
SUST 101Introduction to Sustainability3
Select at least one course and the remainder of units needed to meet the minimum of 18 from the following:6
ACCT 116AFinancial Accounting4
BIOL 107General Biology-Lecture and Laboratory4
BUSE 140Business Law and the Legal Environment3
CBTE 120Beginning Microsoft Word2
CBTE 127Beginning Microsoft PowerPoint2
CBTE 140Beginning Microsoft Excel2
CHEM 100Fundamentals of Chemistry3
CHEM 100LFundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory1
CISC 181Principles of Information Systems4
CISC 186Visual Basic Programming4
CISC 190Java Programming4
ENGL 105Composition and Literature3
ENGL C1001Critical Thinking and Writing3
ENGL 237Women in Literature3
HUMA 106World Religions3
LIBS 101Information Literacy and Research Skills1
MATH 121Basic Techniques of Applied Calculus I (Draft)3
MATH 150Calculus with Analytic Geometry I5
PHIL 100Logic and Critical Thinking3
PHIL 101Symbolic Logic3
PHIL 102BIntroduction to Philosophy: Values3
PHIL 205Critical Thinking and Writing in Philosophy3
PHYN 100Survey of Physical Science3

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