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March 11, 2009

Social & Cutural Analysis (Includes: Africana Studies, Latin American/Carribean Studies, Metropolitan Studies, Gender/Sexuality Studies, Asian/Pacific/American Studies and American Studies)

Ramona Knepp
Academic Coordinator
20 Cooper Square, 4th Fl.
Phone: 212-998-2136
Email: Ramona.knepp@nyu.edu

Dept. Website:
http://sca.as.nyu.edu/page/home

Course Offerings:
http://sca.as.nyu.edu/object/sca.course.sched.ug.fall09

Overview:
The Department of Social and Cultural Analysis (SCA) explores the range of relationships between human collectivities, on the one hand, and institutions and structures of power, on the other, taking into account how these are affected by such modern global developments as intensified urbanization, increased transnational exchange, and proliferating diasporic populations.

Because these matters are highly complex, SCA combines research methods from the social sciences and the humanities, and examines such varied phenomena as consumer culture, industrial activity, mass media representations, artistic productions, subcultural practices, and aspects of everyday life in their economic, material, political, and historical contexts.

Registration Information:
Students may register for most courses through Albert. Those courses that require an access code are clearly noted and, in some cases, notes on restrictions offer more detailed instruction for permissions.

Special Information:
The department offers 6 minors: Africana Studies, American Studies, Asian/Pacifican/American Studies, Latin-American/Caribbean Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies and Metropolitan Studies. Details can be found below:

http://sca.as.nyu.edu/object/sca.minors


Courses in the department's Metropolitan Studies Program fulfill Social Social requirements.

About Social & Cultural Analysis (SCA)

Includes: Africana Studies, Latin American/Carribean Studies, Metropolitan Studies, Gender/Sexuality Studies, Asian/Pacific/American Studies and American Studies

Russian & Slavic Studies is the previous category.

Sociology is the next category.

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