Minor in Commerce and Society
Jamie Bufalino, Program Director
275 McKenzie Hall
541-346-4802
info@uoregon.College
Minor in Commerce and Society
Students may take no more than 3 courses from the same subject code (includes both preliminary core and specialization courses).
All courses must be taken for a letter grade and be passed with a C- or better. At least 16 credits must be upper-division courses.
At least one course must be at the 400 level; it is recommended that students select a 400-level course from a subject code in which they have previously taken a course.
Topics courses count toward the minor no matter what the topic.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Preliminary Core: | 12 | |
| Ethics of Enterprise and Exchange | ||
| Globalization and the Global Economy (Globalization and the Global Economy (In workflow)) | ||
| Politics of Business | ||
| Specialization Courses 1 | 24 | |
| Anthropology | ||
| Anthropology of Pirates and Piracy | ||
| Anthropology of Chocolate | ||
| Immigration and Farmworkers Political Culture | ||
| Business | ||
| Introduction to Business | ||
| Global Perspectives in Business | ||
| Economics | ||
| Contemporary Economic Issues | ||
| Geography | ||
| Geography of Globalization | ||
| Tourism and Development | ||
| Environment and Development | ||
Prereq: Junior standing | ||
| International Water Policy | ||
| Contemporary Food Systems | ||
| History | ||
| Colonial and Postcolonial Africa | ||
| American Radicalism | ||
| American Radicalism | ||
| American Business History | ||
| India | ||
| Economic History of Modern Europe: [Topic] | ||
| American Economic History: [Topic] | ||
| African American History to 1877: [Topic] | ||
| Global Studies | ||
| Perspectives on International Development | ||
| Global Food Security | ||
| Cross-Cultural Communication | ||
| Journalism/Media Studies | ||
| Media and Society | ||
| Gender, Media, and Diversity | ||
Prereq: J201 | ||
| International Communication | ||
Prereq: J201 | ||
| Media Ethics | ||
Prereq: J201 | ||
| Law | ||
| Introduction to Business Law | ||
| Philosophy | ||
| Internet, Society, and Philosophy | ||
| Food Ethics | ||
| Introduction to Formal Logic | ||
| Global Justice | ||
| Political Science | ||
| Shadows of Modernity | ||
| The Politics of Development | ||
| International Political Economy | ||
| Political Economy of East Asia | ||
| International Environmental Politics | ||
| U.S. Interventions in Developing Nations | ||
| United States Political Economy | ||
| Sociology | ||
| Work and Occupations | ||
| Urban Sociology | ||
| Political Economy | ||
| Issues in Urban Sociology: [Topic] | ||
| Issues in Sociology of Work: [Topic] | ||
| Issues in Sociology of Organizations: [Topic] | ||
| Sociology of Developing Areas | ||
| Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies | ||
| Women, Work, and Class | ||
| Gender, Environment, and Development | ||
| Total Credits | 36 | |
| 1 | The courses on this list do not have pre-requisites (except where noted). Students are encouraged to request approval of new upper-division courses from any department on related topics and courses that have pre-requisites (in cases where students have completed the required pre-reqs). |