Humanities and Social Science Courses

These courses are offered through Missouri State.

Courses listed with an asterisk (*) will satisfy the Humanities/Social Science depth requirement for your engineering degree.

Courses listed with an (L) will satisfy the Literature requirement for your engineering degree.

Humanities courses

  • ART 200 Art in Context
  • COM 205 Interpers. Communication Theory & Skills*
  • COM 322 Intro. to Argumentation*
  • ENG 312 Intro to Shakespeare*
  • ENG 340 Survey of English Lit. I (L)
  • ENG 341 Survey of English Lit. II (L)
  • ENG 350 Survey of American Lit. I (L)
  • ENG 351/559 Survey of American Lit. II (L)
  • ENG 534 Historical Perspective in Children's Lit.*
  • ENG 580 Gender Issues*
  • FRN 101 Elementary French I
  • FRN 102 Elementary French II*
  • FRN 312 French Grammar and Composition*
  • FRN 325 Civ. France/Hst-Heri*
  • GRM 101 Elementary German I
  • GRM 102 Elementary German II*
  • GRM 201 Intermediate German III
  • GRM 202 Intermediate German IV* (L)
  • LLT 121 Classical Mythology (L)
  • LLT 180 The Heroic Quest
  • LLT 215 Asian Cultural Studies
  • LLT 225 German Cultural Studies
  • MUS 241 The Language of Music
  • PHI 105 Critical Thinking
  • PHI 110 Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHI 115 Ethics and Cont. Issues
  • PHI 315 Philosophy of Religion*
  • PHI 320 Aesthetics*
  • PHI 325 Philosophy of Science*
  • REL 100 Intro to Religion
  • REL 101 Literature of Old Testament* (L)
  • REL 102 Literature of New Testament (L)
  • REL 110 Paths of World Religions
  • REL 131 Religion in America
  • REL 200 Religion in the News (1 credit hour)
  • REL 301 Prim/Prehist Religion*
  • REL 312 Hebrew Prophets*
  • REL 315 American Indians Religion*
  • REL 319 The Bible and Film*
  • REL 321 Paul*
  • REL 397 Religious Studies Topics*
  • REL 570 Archaeo and Old Test*
  • REL 571 Archaeo and New Test*
  • RUS 101 Elementary Russian I
  • RUS 102 Elementary Russian II*
  • SPN 101 Elementary Spanish I
  • SPN 102 Elementary Spanish II*
  • SPN 201 Intermediate Spanish I*
  • THE 101 Theatre/Drama Arts
  • THE 150 Introduction to Theatre Technology (2 credit hours)

Social Science courses

  • ANT 100 World Cultures
  • ANT 125 The Human Story
  • ANT 301 Prim Belief/Ritual*
  • ANT 325 North American Indian Culture
  • ANT 330 South Asian*
  • ANT 360 North American Archaeology*
  • ECO 155 Principles of Macroeconomics
  • ECO 165 Principles of Microeconomics
  • ECO 305 Money and Banking*
  • ECO 310 Labor Economics*
  • ECO 365 Intermediate Microeconomics*
  • ECO 385 Intermediate Macroeconomics*
  • ECO 397 Econ Anthropology*
  • ECO 520 Hist Econ Thought*
  • HST 103 World History to 1600
  • HST 104 World History after 1600
  • HST 121 Survey of the History of the U.S. to 1877
  • HST 122 Survey of the History of the U.S. since 1877
  • HST 315 Military History of the U.S.*
  • HST 324 Women/U.S. History
  • HST 370 Middle East 600-1914*
  • HST 545 Medieval Europe*
  • HST 559 Germany 1815-present*
  • PLS 101 American Democracy & Citizenship
  • PLS 102 American Gov. II Public Policy
  • PLS 205 Intro. Comp. Gov.*
  • PLS 232 International Relations*
  • PLS 255 Public Admin.*
  • PLS 317 Pub Op-Intrst Grp.*
  • PSY 121 Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY 302 Experimental Psychology
  • PSY 304 Abnormal Psychology*
  • PSY 305 Intro. to Indust. & Organ. Psychology*
  • PSY 307 Human Sexuality*
  • PSY 310 Applied Psychology*
  • PSY 315 History and Systems of Psychology*
  • PSY 331 Psychology of Childhood*
  • PSY 336 Ethology*
  • PSY 339 Intro. to Clinical Psychology*
  • PSY 359 Theories of Social Psychology*
  • PSY 360 Educational Psychology*
  • PSY 363 Death & Human Behavior*
  • PSY 379 Environmental Psychology*
  • PSY 390 Psychology of Sec. School Student (2 credit hours)
  • PSY 441 Psychology of Adolescence*
  • PSY 521 Physio Psychology*
  • SOC 150 Introduction to Society
  • SOC 310 Social Deviance*
  • SOC 380 Sociology of Law*
  • SOC 420 Social Inequality*