Diversity courses are designed to prepare students for an increasingly diverse and interdependent campus, and the multicultural, multi-ethnic world they live in and will lead.
Diversity courses have substantial content that addresses racial, ethnic, gender, socioeconomic, sexual orientation, religious or other types of diversity. Courses are in departments as varied as history, biology, classics, political science, and religion. Diversity courses are intended to prepare students for an increasingly diverse and interdependent campus and the world that they live in and will lead.
College of Letters and Science Diversity Requirement
For freshmen who entered fall quarter 2015 and later, and transfer students who enter fall quarter 2017 and later
School of Education and Information Studies Diversity Requirement
For students admitted to the undergraduate program in the School of Education and Information Studies.
School of Public Affairs Diversity Requirement
For students admitted to the undergraduate program in the School of Public Affairs.
School of the Arts and Architecture Diversity Requirement
Information about the School diversity requirement and courses