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Undergraduate Bulletin 2008-2009 
    
Undergraduate Bulletin 2008-2009 [Archived Catalog]

Labor Studies (B.S.)


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Division of Labor Studies
Program Offered: B.S.L.S.

Kettler Hall G28 ~ 260-481-6831 ~ www.labor.iu.edu


 The student learning outcomes for the degree are not available for this degree, contact the program office.


To earn the Bachelor of Science in Labor Studies, you must fulfill the requirements of IPFW (see Part 8) and successfully complete the following courses. 

Program Requirements


Additional credits in labor-studies courses Credits: 27


Arts and Humanities Area of Learning (12 credits)


  • Credits in a second writing course Credits: 3
  • Credits from at least two different subjects Credits: 6

Social and Behavioral Sciences Area of Learning Credits: 12


Credits; one economics course is required (ECON E201 recommended); courses in this area must be selected from at least two different subjects

Science and Mathematics Area of Learning Credits: 16


Credits, including one course in computer science; science and mathematics courses must be selected from at least two different subjects

Additional Credits from One Area of Learning Credits: 12


Electives Credits: 27


Note


You must earn a minimum of 20 credits after admission to labor studies and may apply toward the degree no more than 21 credits in a single subject other than labor studies. At least 30 of your credits must be in 300/400-level courses, including at least 12 credits in labor studies courses. You must complete at least 24 credits while enrolled as an IU student.

Total Credits: 120


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