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The School of Social Sciences Undergraduate Studies website exists to provide information to help you, the student, make an informed decision about which area(s) of study to pursue as you begin – or continue – your college education. We look forward to seeing you on campus and in our classrooms!
The Undergraduate Student Affairs staff and peer academic advisors are an essential
part of the School of Social Sciences. They provide assistance to help undergraduate
students meet their administrative and academic goals including help with: academic
advising, course planning, change of major requests, financial aid appeals, course
substitutions/petitions, and information concerning honors and graduation.
The UCI School of Social Sciences Undergraduate Studies office provides undergraduate students with a range of certificate programs designed to supplement major coursework with focused training in timely societal, cultural, and labor-related issues. Among the available certificates are:
The Labor Studies Certificate, focused on labor history, collective bargaining, social movements, and the broader social and cultural life of work, requiring four courses.
The Veterans Studies Certificate, launched in 2019, open to veterans and non-veterans alike, offering three courses that examine the diversity and complexity of veterans’ experiences in the U.S. and prepare students for careers involving veteran communities.
The certificate takes a broader approach to labor focusing on the individual and less on the economy – it will help prepare the next generation of labor organizers. Courses selected for the certificate focus on labor history, collective bargaining, labor laws, policies, and the social, cultural, and political life of workers.
The Office of the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies acts as an administrative
liaison between students and faculty, students and departments and between various
School and Campus offices that offer additional student services. The office can assist
with academic and career planning, internships, research opportunities, student employment
opportunities, and school policy adherence. The office also supports school outreach
programs and various student organizations.
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