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The consists of 30 credits, which is about ten courses. Coursework emphasizes workers' rights, political economy, workplace issues, labor law, inequality, racial and social justice, the environment, organizing, and economic democracy. We encourage our majors to include elective coursework from related disciplines including History, Sociology, Women鈥檚 Studies, Anthropology, Accounting, and Human Resources to match their studies to their personal interests. We welcome double majors.聽Required classes are offered evenings, weekends, or online.

Curious about Labor Studies? We offer General Education courses in Lower and Upper Division Humanities and Social Science areas. Our GE courses are a great way to see what Labor Studies has to offer, while making progress towards your overall BA requirements.

Selected courses that have been pre-approved to be combined for a Labor Studies Degree include:

• LBR 101: Introduction to Labor Studies
• LBR 200: Labor and the Environment
• LBR 201: Work/Life- Power and Purpose on Your Career Path
• LBR 202: Class Struggles in Film and Popular Culture
• LBR 310: Success and Values
• LBR 312: Decade of the 60s
• LBR 313: The Future of Work
• LBR 314: The American Dream
• LBR 316: Working Class and Education
• LBR 350: Research Methods for Social Change
• LBR 365: Racial Capitalism
• LBR 411:聽Contracts and Negotiations
• LBR 412: Labor Law
• LBR 495: Special Topics
• LBR 496: Practicum in Labor Studies

Related courses in other disciplines can be also be applied toward a Labor Studies Bachelor鈥檚 degree, such as:

• ACC 230: Financial Accounting
• ANT 346: Anthropology of Work
• ECO 330: Labor Economics
• HIS 348: Labor In American Society
• HRM 316: Labor & Industrial Relations
• MGT 312: Organizational Behavior
• PSY 372: Industrial and Organizational Psychology
• PUB 315: Labor-Management Relations in Government
• SOC 315: Sociology of Work