Empowering productive and responsible citizens

Human Services

This associate degree transfers to the bachelor's degree in Health Services Administration at SPC.

Associate in Arts Degree

Our social and behavioral science classes can help satisfy general education or elective requirements for the Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree. Courses can also meet common prerequisites for your bachelor's degree. Check the statewide Common Prerequisites Manual for the classes you need.

Anthropology

Delve into an exploration of the world’s past and present humankind through physical, archaeological, linguistic and cultural study. Anthropology classes often satisfy general education or elective requirements for an Associate in Arts degree.

Economics

Economics classes help students learn about labor, land, investments, finances, production, taxes and government expenditures. Economics classes often satisfy general education or elective requirements for an Associate in Arts degree.

Geography

Geography analyzes the physical makeup of various places throughout the world and what makes them unique. These courses helps students understand the complexities of their environments and how people live in them.

History

Satisfy your curiosity about the past as well as the general education requirements for your Associate in Arts degree. History courses help students gain insight into the past and present social, political, economic, and cultural dynamics of countries worldwide.

Human Services

Human services professionals work in a variety of settings with people from diverse backgrounds to help improve their quality of life. We offer certificates and associate degrees, which transfer to the bachelor's degree in Health Services Administration at SPC.

Political Science

Political science courses help students understand governments and political systems, policy-making processes, constitutions, rights and liberties, and the political, social and economic context through which decisions are made.

Psychology

Psychology offers insight into the human psyche by studying thoughts and behaviors, as well as social environment and cultural influences. The courses supplement many majors including biology, health sciences, philosophy, communications, business and history.

Sociology

A broad field that encompasses many career options, sociology is the lens through which students may examine a variety of social structures and how they affect our attitudes, actions and life opportunities.

Model U.N. Initiative

This mock United Nations initiative allows students to learn about international relations and issues facing the global community through research and experiential learning.

Student Life Skills

Student Life Skills classes assist students in learning academic and overall life skills through an Individualized Learning Plan and Career Exploration opportunities. The courses help students learn to think critically, to develop study and time management skills, test-taking strategies, stress management and more.

Veterans Legacies Archives

The Department of Social and Behavioral Science is an active member of the Veterans Legacy Archives, which gathers the memories, stories and memorabilia of military veterans and house them in a physical and virtual archive. Located in the Tarpon Springs Campus Library, the archives include patches, campaign ribbons, letters and both written and video recorded narratives by veterans.