Please note that not all courses are offered each semester. Students should contact their advisor to learn about current course offerings.
Students with 15+ transfer credits of college or university work are exempt.
Students with 15+ transfer credits of college or university work are exempt. Please note that not all courses are offered each semester. Students should contact their advisor to learn about current course offerings.
| SF-101 | Fixing the World- Energy and Water: The Science of Solutions | 4 |
| SF-116 | Enlightened Insanity | 4 |
| SF-132 | The Beatles: Here, There & Everywhere | 4 |
| SF-174 | Tragedy and Literature | 4 |
| SF-175 | War and Apocalypse in Science Fiction | 4 |
| SF-178 | Sacred Hoops & Sneaker Pimps: Understanding the American Hoop Dream | 4 |
SF-182
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| SF-183 | Politics, Power and the Media | 4 |
| SF-189 | American Gothic: Edgar Allan Poe, Flannery O'Connor and Annie Proulx | 4 |
| SF-190 | Asia in America Fiction and Fact | 4 |
| SF-191 | Film Adaptation | 4 |
| SF-197 | Sustainability, Energy, and Technology At Suffolk University | 4 |
| SF-198 | Music and the Brain | 4 |
| SF-1134 | The Meaning of Life | 4 |
| SF-1141 | Classical Civilizations: Pathways to Wisdom | 4 |
| SF-1143 | In the First-Person: Storytelling in the 21st Century | 4 |
| SF-1148 | Brave New Worlds | 4 |
| SF-1161 | The Playwright and the Stage | 4 |
| SF-1162 | Space Missions: From Moon to Mars and Beyond | 4 |
| SF-1164 | Reinventing Europe: Beyond Brexit and Secular Stagnation | 4 |
| SF-1165 | History of Boston | 4 |
| SF-1166 | Cinema-Monde: Global Challenges on Film | 4 |
| SF-1167 | Fantasy Fiction: Imaginary Worlds | 4 |
| SF-1169 | Immortality: Real and Imagined | 4 |
| SF-1170 | From Philia to Facebook: the Meaning of Friendship | 4 |
| SF-1171 | Living on and Beyond the Hyphen/Latino Writers in the USA | 4 |
| SF-1172 | The United States Mexican Border | 4 |
| SF-1173 | Understanding the Vast Sweep of Chinese Culture | 4 |
| SF-1176 | What Is a Fact? | 4 |
| SF-1177 | Revolutions in Thought | 4 |
SF-1178
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| SF-1179 | Writing Stories of Self in Society | 4 |
| SF-1181 | Mad Criminals | 4 |
| SF-1182 | Curators, Collections and Exhibits | 4 |
| SF-1185 | Socially-Conscious Storytellers in a Political World | 4 |
| SF-1186 | The Art of Persuasion | 4 |
| SF-1187 | The Psychology of Nutrition | 4 |
SF-1188
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| SF-1189 | Interacting With Contemporary Art | 4 |
| SF-1190 | Documenting the Immigrant Experience | 4 |
In this course, students will be introduced to the practice of creativity as a rigorous approach to problem solving requiring research, persistence and grit. Students will work collaboratively to effectively synthesize existing ideas, images, and skill sets in original ways. They will embrace risk and support divergent thinking. In the process, they will become more confident life-long learners.
| ADPR-217 | Gay and Lesbian Studies | 4 |
| ADPR-219 | Rhetoric of Protest and Reform | 4 |
| ARH-203 | Arts of Asia | 4 |
| ARH-205 | Gender, Class and Alterity in Ancient and Medieval Art | 4 |
| ARH-206 | Global Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Art | 4 |
| ARH-321 | Women, Art and Society | 4 |
| AS-100 | Introduction to Asian Studies: Culture, People, Ideas | 4 |
| AS-500 | Asian Studies Internship | 4 |
| BLE-325 | Global Business Ethics | 3 |
| BLKST-250 | Haiti, Guadeloupe and Martinique | 4 |
| CJN-216 | Intercultural Communication | 4 |
| CJN-225 | World Cinema | 4 |
| CJN-281 | Asian Popular Culture | 4 |
| CJN-293 | Hong Kong Cinema | 4 |
| CJN-301 | Documentary Film and the Image of Conflict in the Middle East | 4 |
| CJU-218 | Crime and Law in Indian Country | 4 |
| CJU-275 | Women and Crime | 4 |
| CJU-341 | International Drug Control Policy | 4 |
| EC-141 | Development Economics | 4 |
| EC-151 | Economic & Human Geography | 4 |
| EDUC-310 | Culturally Sustaining Practices | 4 |
| EDUC-315 | Strategies for Working With Emergent English Learners | 4 |
| ENG-123 | Great Books of the World I | 4 |
| ENG-124 | Great Books of the World II | 4 |
| ENG-135 | World Literature in English | 4 |
| ENG-163 | Latinx Literature Today | 4 |
| ENG-357 | African-American Literature | 4 |
| ENG-362 | Asian-American Literature | 4 |
| FR-216 | Masterpieces of French and Francophone Literature in English Translation | 4 |
GVT-180
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| HST-100 | Introduction to Asian Studies: Culture, People, Ideas | 4 |
| HST-103 | Cultures and Social Transformations in Asia | 4 |
| HST-227 | Eyes on the Prize: Civil Rights Movement of the 20th Century | 4 |
| HST-228 | African American Experience and Public History in the U.S. | 4 |
| HST-236 | Public History in Practice | 4 |
| HST-241 | Narrating the Past With Digital History | 4 |
| HST-250 | A History of Martial Arts in Movies | 4 |
| HST-251 | Modern East Asia | 4 |
| HST-252 | The Rise of China: Through Films, Media, and History | 4 |
| HST-268 | History of the Mediterranean | 4 |
| HST-274 | Women in 19th-Century Europe | 4 |
| HST-275 | Women in 20th-Century Europe | 4 |
| HST-296 | Building Urban America: City Design and Architecture From 1700-1880 | 4 |
| HST-319 | The History of Black Music in America | 4 |
| HST-321 | History of Islam | 4 |
| HST-340 | Europe in the 20th Century | 4 |
| HST-371 | U.S. Women's History Colonial to 1865 | 4 |
| HST-374 | Jefferson to Jackson: Culture and Politics in the New Nation | 4 |
HST-396
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| HST-426 | Politics and Culture in Europe, 1919-1939 | 4 |
| HST-465 | Monumental Women: Female Public Space | 4 |
| HST-484 | History of the Emotions | 4 |
| HST-489 | Germany: Film, Politics, Memory Since 1945 | 4 |
| LAWU-280 | Domestic Violence, Abuse and Neglect | 4 |
| MUH-223 | World Music | 4 |
| P.AD-201 | Social Change | 3 |
| P.AD-H201 | Honors Social Change | 3 |
| PHIL-120 | Ethics and Civic Life | 4 |
| PHIL-228 | Feminist Philosophy | 4 |
| PHIL-229 | Eco-Feminism | 4 |
| PHIL-251 | Philosophy of Race & Gender | 4 |
| PHIL-261 | Eastern Philosophy | 4 |
| PHIL-262 | Buddhism | 4 |
| PHIL-265 | Women in Spirituality | 4 |
| PHIL-267 | Chinese Philosophy | 4 |
| POLS-115 | Evolution of the Global System | 4 |
| POLS-208 | Politics and Religion | 4 |
| POLS-359 | Global Politics of Sport | 4 |
| POLS-467 | Comparative Social Movements | 4 |
| PSYCH-243 | Organizational Psychology | 4 |
| PSYCH-247 | Asian Perspectives on Health and Work | 4 |
| RS-111 | Introduction to World Religions: Western Traditions | 4 |
| RS-112 | Introduction to World Religions: Eastern Traditions | 4 |
| SIB-550 | Global Travel Seminar | 3 |
| SF-178 | Sacred Hoops & Sneaker Pimps: Understanding the American Hoop Dream | 4 |
| SF-190 | Asia in America Fiction and Fact | 4 |
| SF-1166 | Cinema-Monde: Global Challenges on Film | 4 |
| SOC-227 | Race in American Society | 4 |
| SOC-228 | Cultural Diversity | 4 |
| SOC-257 | Death and Dying | 4 |
SOC-258
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| SOC-329 | Sociology of Globalization | 4 |
| SPAN-202 | Intermediate Spanish II | 4 |
| SPAN-290 | Advanced Composition & Conversation | 4 |
| SPAN-300 | Intro to Cultural Texts | 4 |
| SPAN-301 | Spanish Culture and Civilization | 4 |
| SPAN-302 | Indigenous and Colonial Latin America | 4 |
| SPAN-315 | Spanish for the Professions | 4 |
| SPAN-390 | Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean Literature | 4 |
| THETR-260 | Broadway Musicals | 4 |
| THETR-267 | Introduction to Theatre: Contemporary American | 4 |
| WGS-111 | Women, History, and Culture | 4 |
| WGS-H111 | Women, History, & Culture | 4 |
| WGS-113 | Women, Science, and Society | 4 |
| WGS-115 | Introduction to Gender Studies | 4 |
| WGS-235 | Gender and Sexuality in Visual Culture | 4 |
| WGS-311 | Engendering Entertainment: Feminism and Popular Culture | 4 |
| WGS-315 | Feminist Thought | 4 |
| WGS-325 | Global Women's Fiction | 4 |
| WGS-335 | Queer Narratives | 4 |
| WGS-340 | Women on Stage | 4 |
Courses that fulfill the Creativity and Innovation, First-Year Seminar, Humanities/History, Language, Literature, Quantitative Reasoning, Social Science, or VPATH requirements may double count to fulfill the Social, Cultural, and Global Perspectives (SCGP) requirement.
Choose two STE courses (and corresponding laboratory where applicable) from those listed below. Courses do not need to be in a sequence. In the case of a course that is a lecture plus a lab, the student must complete both components to earn credit for the STE requirement.
| SCI-103 | Environmental Science | 3 |
| SCI-L103 | Environmental Science Lab | 1 |
SCI-106
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| SCI-H106 | Honors Biotechnology & Its Application In Medicine, Agriculture, Law | 4 |
| SCI-108 | Introduction to Cancer Care | 4 |
| SCI-H108 | Honors Introduction to Cancer Care | 4 |
| SCI-109 | SL-Introduction to Community Cancer Care | 4 |
| SCI-H109 | SL-Honors Introduction to Community Cancer Care | 4 |
| SCI-111 | Introduction to Astronomy | 3 |
| SCI-L111 | Introduction to Astronomy Lab | 1 |
| SCI-112 | Structure of the Universe | 3 |
| SCI-L112 | Structure of the Universe Lab | 1 |
| SCI-113 | A Habitable Earth Within the Solar System | 4 |
| SCI-165 | Inner Workings of the Physical Universe | 4 |
| SCI-171 | The Built World: How Humans Engineer Environments | 4 |
| SCI-H171 | The Built World: How Humans Engineer Environments- Honors | 4 |
| SCI-173 | Mapping Our World The Power of Digital Maps | 3 |
| SCI-L173 | Mapping Our World Lab | 1 |
| SCI-181 | Science and Life in the 21st Century | 4 |
| SCI-184 | Contemporary Science and Innovation | 4 |
| SCI-201 | Physics for Future Presidents | 4 |
| SCI-210 | Earth and Planetary Crystals | 3 |
| SCI-L210 | Earth and Planetary Crystals Laboratory | 1 |
| SCI-288 | Measuring the World | 4 |
| BLKST-250 | Haiti, Guadeloupe and Martinique | 4 |
| ENG-113 | World Drama I | 4 |
| ENG-114 | World Drama II | 4 |
| ENG-120 | Ireland to America (and Back Again): Irish & Irish-American | 4 |
| ENG-130 | Introduction to Literature | 4 |
| ENG-135 | World Literature in English | 4 |
| ENG-141 | Studies in British Literature | 4 |
| ENG-142 | Studies in American Literature | 4 |
| ENG-150 | Mysteries | 4 |
| ENG-151 | Introduction to African-American Literature | 4 |
| ENG-152 | Horror Fiction | 4 |
| ENG-153 | Literature of War | 4 |
| ENG-154 | Bob Dylan and the Beat Generation | 4 |
| ENG-155 | Young Adult Literature | 4 |
| ENG-156 | Immigrant Stories | 4 |
| ENG-157 | Poetry and Religion | 4 |
| ENG-158 | Nasty Women and Unruly Voices in American Literature | 4 |
| ENG-159 | The Literature of London | 3 |
| ENG-160 | School Stories: Narratives of Power and Class | 4 |
| ENG-161 | Writing the American West | 4 |
| ENG-162 | Shakespeare From Stage to Screen | 4 |
| ENG-163 | Latinx Literature Today | 4 |
| ENG-170 | Narrative and Medicine | 4 |
| ENG-172 | Sports & Literature | 4 |
| ENG-213 | English Literature I | 4 |
| ENG-214 | English Literature II | 4 |
| ENG-217 | American Literature I | 4 |
| ENG-218 | American Literature II | 4 |
| ENG-317 | Classical Mythology | 4 |
| ENG-327 | Studies in Shakespeare | 4 |
| ENG-344 | English Romantic Literature | 4 |
| ENG-347 | 20th Century Female Gothic | 4 |
| ENG-356 | Whitman and Dickinson | 4 |
| ENG-358 | Women Writing the American West | 4 |
| ENG-361 | Contemporary American Fiction | 4 |
| ENG-362 | Asian-American Literature | 4 |
| ENG-388 | Utopias and Dystopias | 4 |
| ENG-395 | Rhetoric and Memoir | 4 |
| ENG-410 | From Pagan Reason to Christian Revelation | 4 |
| FR-216 | Masterpieces of French and Francophone Literature in English Translation | 4 |
| PHIL-424 | Philosophy and Literature: Feodor Dostoevsky and the Great Philosophical Novel | 4 |
| SPAN-426 | Latin American Theater and Society | 4 |
| WGS-211 | Heroines, Hotties & Hubris: Adolescent Girl's Books | 4 |
| WGS-220 | Other Worlds, Other Genders: Women and Science Fiction | 4 |
| WGS-240 | Feminist Literature | 4 |
| WGS-325 | Global Women's Fiction | 4 |
| WGS-340 | Women on Stage | 4 |
The Social & Intellectual History/Visual & Performing Arts requirement is satisfied by the completion of the BFA Art History requirement