 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | FIT's Department of Social Sciences offers courses in five different disciplines. Courses are designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of social developments, human behavior, world demographics, and the global economy.
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| | Economics
Courses taught include Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Labor Economics, International Trade, and Money and Banking. These courses, essential components of various majors and programs, are offered to all students as electives.
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| | Philosophy
Courses offered, among others, are Ethics, Aesthetics, Informal Logic, Introduction to Western Philosophy, and Introduction to Asian Philosophies.
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| | Psychology
Courses range from Introductory General Psychology to more advanced courses in Personality, Developmental Psychology, Industrial Psychology, Social Psychology, and Psychology of Color.
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| | Political Science and World Affairs
Courses include Introduction to World Affairs, American Government, Contemporary Western Europe, Latin America, and Comparative Political Systems.
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| | Sociology
Courses range from Introductory Sociology to more advanced classes such as Cross-Cultural Studies, Social Problems, Modern Organizations and Group Processes, Sociology of Race and Ethnic Relations, and Sociology of Religion.
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| | Social Sciences
Carol Poll, chair
Building B, Room 634
212 217.4920
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