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Dec 11, 2024
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2021-2022 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, B.A.
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In addition to adhering to General Education and School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts Requirements , the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies major requires at least 44 units (some of which simultaneously meet general education requirements). Courses in the major must be taken for a letter grade, and specifically may not be taken on a pass/no pass basis unless the course is only offered on a pass/no pass basis.
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Lower Division Major Core Requirement [4 units]
Complete the following course:
Upper Division Major Core Requirement [12 units]
Complete the following courses:
Theory Requirement [4 units]
Complete one of the following courses:
Non-United States Requirement [8 units]
Complete two of the following courses:
Additional Elective Requirement [16 units]
Complete four of the following courses. At least two must be upper division. This list will continue to expand as relevant new courses enter the campus course catalog.
- ANTH 150: Race and Human Variation Units: 4
- ANTH 172: Ethnohistory Units: 4
- CCST 113: Latino and Immigrant Health Units: 4 or PH 113
- COGS 005: Introduction to Language and Linguistics Units: 4
- CRES 020: Introduction to Asian American Studies Units: 4
- CRES 051: The History of Things: A History of the Contemporary World Units: 4 or HIST 051
- CRES 052: Power in Film Units: 4 or GASP 064B
- CRES 070: Music of the Caribbean World Units: 4 or GASP 070C
- CRES 072B: Elements and Cultures of Hip Hop Units: 4 or GASP 072B
- CRES 076A: Social Dance, Social Bodies Units: 4 or GASP 076A
- CRES 076B: Movement for Dancers Units: 4 or GASP 076B
- CRES 101: Race and the Media Units: 4
- CRES 102: Race, Gender, Sexuality Units: 4
- CRES 119: Topics in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Units: 4
- CRES 120: Race, Law and Civil Rights Units: 4
- CRES 121: Critical Refugee Studies Units: 4
- CRES 122: Comparative Immigrations Units: 4
- CRES 123: Comparative Race and Ethnicity in the United States Units: 4 or HIST 123
- CRES 124BR: African American History 1877 to Present: Research Units: 4 or HIST 124BR
- CRES 153: Mesoamerican Literature and Culture Units: 4 or ENG 111
- CRES 183: Intersectionality Units: 4 or SOC 183
- ECON 111: American Economic History Units: 4
- ENG 031: Introduction to African-American Literature and Culture Units: 4
- ENG 064: LGBT Fiction Units: 4
- ENG 113: Latinx Literature Units: 4 or SPAN 113
- ENG 115: Chicanx Literature Units: 4 or SPAN 115
- ENG 117: Literature of California Units: 4
- ENG 120: Chicanx, Latinx & Indigenous Representation Units: 4 or CCST 120
- ENG 155: Toni Morrison and James Baldwin Units: 4
- GASP 003: Introduction to Visual Culture Units: 4
- GASP 007: Music in Society Units: 4
- GASP 119: Topics in Public Art Units: 4
- GASP 144A: Art for Social Change Units: 4
- GASP 171: Museums as Contested Sites Units: 4
- GASP 175: Race and Nationalism in American Art Units: 4
- HIST 017: Twentieth-Century America Units: 4
- HIST 107: Topics in Urban History Units: 4
- HIST 123: Comparative Race and Ethnicity in the United States Units: 4
- HIST 124A: African American History to 1877 Units: 4
- HIST 124B: African American History 1877 to Present Units: 4
- HIST 129: Introduction to Chicano History Units: 4
- HIST 132: Intelligence and National Security, 1945-2000 Units: 4
- HIST 133: Topics in Nineteenth Century U.S. History Units: 4
- POLI 106: Urban Politics Units: 4
- POLI 127: Race, Gender, and Politics Units: 4
- PSY 124: Health Disparities Units: 4
- PSY 151: The Psychology of Stereotyping and Prejudice Units: 4
- PSY 152: Psychological Perspectives on Cultural, Racial and Ethnic Diversity Units: 4
- SOC 038: Sociology of Race and Racism Units: 4
- SOC 110: Social Movements, Protest and Collective Action Units: 4
- SOC 111: Environmental Sociology Units: 4
- SOC 118: Hate Crime Units: 4
- SOC 130: Social Stratification Units: 4
- SOC 145: Sociology of Health Units: 4
- SOC 160: Gender and Society Units: 4
- SOC 180: Advanced Issues in Race and Ethnicity Units: 4
- SOC 181: Chicanos in U.S. Society Units: 4
- SOC 182: Current Topics in Immigration Units: 4
- SOC 185: Topics in Sociology Units: 4
- SPAN 112: Chicano/a Literature Written in Spanish Units: 4
- SPAN 175: Spanish in the U.S. Units: 4
- SPAN 177: Sociolinguistics and Latino Health Units: 4
- WRI 140: Topics in Ethnic Writing Units: 4
Transfer Students
Transfer students who wish to major in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies should complete the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) at their community college. Transfer students may not be admitted to the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies major without specific major preparation. Below is the current Transfer Selection Criteria for the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Major.
Transfer Selection Criteria
To be admitted to the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies major transfer students must meet the following requirements and have a minimum overall GPA of 2.4:
Applicants will, at the time of admission have completed at minimum the following course (or the equivalent) with a “C‐” or better:
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