FCSC 4113 - Consumer Issues

Credits: 3
Max Credit 3

Provides research/ applied understanding of consumer rights/ responsibilities, government/business roles, legislation, advocacy, and redress. Emphasizes introductory consumer law/legal research, critical thinking, self-reflection, and cultural examination. Ethical theories and issues examined within an interdependent world. Meets requirements for certification in family and consumer sciences education. Internship opportunities possible upon successful completion. Companion web site used.

Prerequisite: ECON 1000 or SOC 1000 or PSYC 1000; WB/COM2.