Some Interdisciplinary Studies degrees require students to take INDS Restricted Electives. We recommend taking Interdisciplinary Studies-themed courses when possible.<\/p>\n
Note that some degrees require a certain number of degree-specific themed courses. Those courses can be taken to fulfill the INDS Restricted Electives requirement as well. Below is the list of options.<\/p>\n
ENGL 2351 Mexican American Literature
\nGOVT 2311 Mexican American and Latinx Politics
\nHUMA 1305 Introduction to Mexican American Studies
\nHUMA 1311 Mexican American Fine Arts Appreciation<\/p>\n
HIST 2301 History of Texas<\/p>\n
ARCH 1301 Architectural History I
\nARCH 1302 Architectural History II
\nARTS 1301 Introduction to The Visual Arts
\nARTS 1303 Art History I
\nARTS 1304 Art History II
\nCOMM 2366 Introduction to Cinema
\nDANC 2303 History and Appreciation of Dance
\nDRAM 1310 Theater Appreciation
\nENGL 2327 American Literature: Beginnings through Civil War
\nENGL 2328 American Literature: Civil War to the Present
\nENGL 2351 Mexican American Literature
\nHUMA 1311 Mexican-American Fine Arts Appreciation
\nMUSI 1306 Music Appreciation
\nMUSI 1307 Music Literature
\nMUSI 1310 American Music<\/p>\n
ENGL 1301 Comp I Liberal Arts Gateway
\nENGL 1302 Comp II Liberal Arts Gateway
\nSPCH 1318 Interpersonal Communication<\/p>\n
GOVT 2304 Introduction to Political Science
\nGOVT 2311 Mexican American and Latinx Politics<\/p>\n
ARAB 1411 Arabic I
\nARAB 1412 Arabic II
\nARAB 2311 Arabic III
\nARAB 2312 Arabic IV
\nCHIN 1411 Chinese I
\nCHIN 1412 Chinese II
\nCHIN 2311 Chinese III
\nCHIN 2312 Chinese IV
\nDANC 1305 World Dance
\nENGL 2332 World Literature I
\nENGL 2333 World Literature II
\nENGL 2351 Mexican American Literature
\nFREN 1411 French I
\nFREN 1412 French II
\nFREN 2311 French III
\nFREN 2312 French IV
\nGERM 1411 German I
\nGERM 1412 German III
\nGERM 2311 German III
\nGERM 2312 German IV
\nHUMA 1301 Humanities: Prehistory to Renaissance
\nHUMA 1302 Humanities: Renaissance to Present
\nHUMA 1305 Introduction to Mexican American Studies
\nHUMA 1311 Mexican American Fine Arts Appreciation
\nHUMA 1315 Arts in Contemporary Society
\nITAL 1411 Italian I
\nITAL 1412 Italian II
\nITAL 2311 Italian III
\nITAL 2312 Italian IV
\nJAPN 1411 Japanese I
\nJAPN 1412 Japanese III
\nJAPN 2311 Japanese III
\nJAPN 2312 Japanese IV
\nKORE 1411 Korean I
\nKORE 1412 Korean II
\nKORE 2311 Korean III
\nKORE 2312 Korean IV
\nLATI 1411 Latin I
\nLATI 1412 Latin III
\nLATI 2311 Latin III
\nLATI 2312 Latin IV
\nPHIL 1304 Introduction to Comparative Religion
\nPHIL 2306 Ethics
\nRUSS 1411 Russian I
\nRUSS 1412 Russian II
\nRUSS 2311 Russian III
\nRUSS 2312 Russian IV
\nSGNL 2301 American Sign Language (ASL) III
\nSGNL 2302 American Sign Language (ASL) IV
\nSPAN 1411 Spanish I
\nSPAB 1412 Spanish II
\nSPAN 2311 Spanish III
\nSPAN 2312 Spanish IV
\nSPAN 2313 Spanish III for Spanish Speakers
\nSPAN 2315 Spanish IV for Spanish Speakers<\/p>\n
BUSI 1301 Business Principles PACS
\nBUSI 2301 Business Law
\nCRIJ 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice
\nCRIJ 1306 Court Systems & Practices
\nCRIJ 1310 Fundamentals of Criminal Law
\nSOCW 2361 Introduction to Social Work<\/p>\n
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology
\nECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics
\nECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics
\nENGL 2307 Beginning Creative Writing
\nGEOG 1302 Human Geography
\nPSYC 2301 Introduction to Psychology
\nPSYC 2314 Human Growth and Development
\nPSYC 2389 Academic Cooperative
\nSOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology
\nSOCI 1306 Contemporary Social Problems<\/p>\n
EDUC 1300 Effective Learning: Peace & Conflict Studies (not currently offered AY 2023-2024)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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