Population and Society. (3-0) 3 Credit Hours

Catalog description

This course explores the dynamic relationship between population processes and societal transformations in the United States and around the world. Students will analyze key demographic trends, including population growth, fertility, mortality, migration, and family dynamics, and examine their intersections with social, economic, and environmental forces. The course addresses pressing issues such as population decline, aging, decreased fertility and marriage rates, and immigration restrictions, highlighting their implications for public policy and societal well-being. It equips students with the analytical tools to understand and address contemporary population-related challenges.