All courses that meet campus requirements also meet the College requirements, as well. In addition, some campus Humanities and Social Sciences courses also qualify as Western or Non-Western Cultural Studies. These are identified in the web site shown above.
The College of Engineering has established a list of supplemental Social Sciences and Humanities courses which can be used to satisfy the 6 hour college requirement (shown as "Other SSH" on the engineering degree audit). These are listed below. These courses will not, however, satisfy the campus requirements unless specifically listed as approved on the web site shown above.
For information about the courses listed below, refer to University of Illinois Course Catalog.
AFRICAN STUDIES: 222, 254, all 300- & 400-level courses
AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES: 315, 476
AG & CONSUMER ECON: 310, 452-454
ANTHROPOLOGY: 190, 241, 265, 279, 280, 326, 373, 379, 400, 421, 423, 425, 429,
439-441, 448, 449, 463-470, 472, 474-476, 480-483, 485-488
ARCHITECTURE: 210, 410-417
ART HISTORY: 111-351, 401-403, 410, 415, 416, 421-458
ASIAN STUDIES: 345-347, 465, 486
CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION: All courses except 100, 102, 445-550
COMMUNICATIONS: 101, 317-389, 408-425, 435-470
COMPARATIVE AND WORLD LITERATURE: All courses
EAST ASIAN LANGUAGE & CULTURES: All courses except 390, 391, 490
ECONOMICS: All courses except 202, 203, 465, 471
EDUCATIONAL POLICY STUDIES: 400, 401, 410, 411, 420, 424-426, 487
ENGINEERING: consult in 206 Engineering Hall
ENGLISH: All courses except Business and Technical Writing, or Rhetoric and Composition
courses, and English 300, 401, 402, 404, 481, 482, 485
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: 310, 336, 444, 447
FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Foreign language courses except English, the student's native language(s) and
closely related languages. Approval required in 206 Engineering Hall. Courses based on results
of the student's Language Placement Examination with the following limitations:
(1) students may not repeat, for degree credit, courses more than two semesters below their
high school achievement level (e.g., four years of high school language credit will not allow
101 or 102, but would allow for 103 or 104)
(2) students may earn proficiency credit for 103 or 104 or higher by examination subject to limits
of Rule 1 above.
FOREIGN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION: All courses (check listing under appropriate
language).
GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES: All courses except 199, 390, 395, 490, 498
GEOGRAPHY: All courses except 102, 103, 205, 371, 373, 379, 401-408, 415, 421, 467-479, 489, 491
HISTORY: All courses except 191-199, 396, 490-495
HUMANITIES: 488, 489
JOURNALISM: 405, 411, 450
LABOR & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS: All courses except 434
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE: 314, 425, 426
LINGUISTICS: All courses except 191, 300, 303, 400-407, 486-489
MUSIC: 110, 410-421
PHILOSOPHY: All courses except 390, 453, 454
PHYSICS: 419
POLITICAL SCIENCE: All courses except 230, 490-499
PSYCHOLOGY: 245, 250, 318, 352-356, 373, 423, 425, 447, 460, 465
RELIGIOUS STUDIES: All courses
RURAL SOCIOLOGY: 110, 270, 443, 444, 447
RUSSIAN and EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES: 200, 201, 477
SOCIOLOGY: All courses except 382, 485, 488
SPEECH COMMUNICATION: 207, 213, 310, 354, 408, 415-417, 432-437
THEATRE: 203, 426, 445, 446, 461-465, 467
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING: 101
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