University of South Florida

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences with a Social Relations and Policy Concentration at the University of South Florida delves into the intricate relationship between social dynamics and public policy. This program encourages students to analyze societal issues through various social science perspectives while equipping them with essential research and policy analysis skills.

What you'll study

Core and concentration-focused coursework

• Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
• Social Relations and Policy
• Social Policy
• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• Policy Analysis
• Contemporary Social Issues
• Public Relations

Additional study areas

• Deaf Culture
• Interdisciplinary Approaches to Disability Studies
• Women’s and Gender Studies

Note: For detailed course sequencing and elective options, it is advisable to consult the program handbook or contact USF admissions.

Entry requirements

While no specific GRE, GMAT, or minimum GPA requirements are identified for this program, prospective students must meet the general application criteria:

• Complete the online application.
• Pay the non-refundable application fee.
• Submit original or certified copies of academic transcripts and other relevant academic documents.
• Provide certified English translations for all documents not in English, with recommended assistance from the American Translators Association.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences program with a focus on Social Relations and Policy are well-prepared for various career paths. Potential opportunities may include roles in public policy analysis, community advocacy, social research, and non-profit management. The skills acquired during the program also lay a strong foundation for further academic pursuits or advanced studies in related fields.