Concentrations
Majors complete a departmental concentration concurrently with the core and area courses. Conditional upon approval by the concentration advisor, one of these courses may be outside the named department but taught by a faculty member with the relevant expertise. See the concentration advisor for concentration-specific questions.
Concentrations
PPEL Concentration in Economics
Erik Craft (Economics) and Jonathan Wight (Economics), Advisors
7 units, including
ECON 102 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 271 Microeconomic Theory
One unit chosen from:
ECON 231 Law and EconomicsECON 233 Ethics and Economics
Two elective units in Economics at the 200 or 300 level
One elective in Philosophy
One elective in Political Science
PPEL Concentration in Politics
Stephen Simon (Political Science), Advisor
7 units, including
Five elective units in Political Science
One elective in Philosophy
One elective in Economics (ECON 102 or 200 level or higher Economics course)
PPEL Concentration in Philosophy
Geoff Goddu (Philosophy) and Nancy Schauber (Philosophy), Advisors
7 units, including
Four elective units in Philosophy
One elective in Political Science
One elective in Economics (ECON 102 or 200 level or higher Economics course)
One unit chosen from: PHIL 271 Ancient Greek Philosophy or PHIL 272 Modern Western Philosophy
