Elective Courses
Four courses (12 credit-hours) may be chosen. Courses must be at the 500- or 600-level. Of these four electives one must address Social Context, one Health Care Policy and Law and the remaining two must be relevant to the degree but are not otherwise restricted.
All electives with prerequisites require permission of instructor to enroll.
Other courses may be allowed on a case-by-case basis. We encourage our students to find interesting electives and submit the class information for approval.
Social Context Approved Electives
HIST 589/WGST 532: History of American Sexuality
LAW 826: Domestic Relations
LAW 842: Domestic Violence
LAW 905: Women and the Law
LAW 906: Race and the Law
LAW 923: Legal Problems of the Elderly
LAW 922: Legal Problems of the Poor
LAW 978: Disability Law
PAS 515: Race and Racism
PHIL 616: African-American Philosophy
PHIL 619: Topics in the Philosophy of Race and Racism
PHIL 623: Race, Gender, and Mental Illness
POLS 668: Feminist Theory
SOC 612: Gender, Race, Work, and Welfare
SOC 685: Seminar on Race and Ethnicity
SW 603: Social Justice Practice
SW 633: Social Work and Human Sexuality
Health Care Policy and Law Approved Electives
LAW 945: Medical Malpractice
LAW 946: Introduction to Health Law (Health Care Regulation)
LAW 947: Psychiatry, Mental Health and the Law
LAW 958: Managed Care and the Law
LAW 959: Genetics and the Law
LAW 980: Medicine, Bioethics and the Law
LAW 996: HIV/AIDS and the Law
LAW 998: Regulatory Law and Policy
NURS 606 Health Care Systems
PHCI 632: Ethical Conduct of Health Care
PHPB 705: Community Organizing and Health Policy Advocacy
PSYC 656: Legal, Professional, and Ethical Issues in Clinical Psychology
PHMS 603: Legal and Ethical Aspects of Public Health
SW 622: Issues in Policy and Service Delivery
Other Approved Electives
HIST 651: ST - Black Death
LAW 893: Negotiations
LAW 977: Animal Law
PHIL 522: Virtue Ethics
PHIL 605: ST - Philosophy of Science
PHIL 605: ST - Critical Race Theory
PHPB 612: Health Communication Campaigns: Theory and Practice
SW 626: Research Methodology and Design
SW 636: Death and Grief
SW 697: Ethics of Caring
SW 697: Psychosocial Dimensions of Palliative Care
Updated: 11/1/12

