SOCI 2313 - Migration and Assimilation

3 hour(s)

Using sociological methods and perspectives, this course explores the human history of migration and immigrant issues. Students will employ critical thinking skills in the hopes of creating a better understanding of this highly controversial issue. In learning of these various historical moments of global migration, students will engage in lively discussions and problem solving-sessions. There are tee major segments in this course. 1. Migration patterns both contemporary and historical. 2. Immigrant assimilation (U.S. focus). 3. Laws and policies applied to immigrants (U.S. focus).
Grading Basis: Letter Grade
Is this course repeatable for credit? No
Offered: Fall.