Social Sciences

The Social Sciences division at NCTC incorporates Behavioral and Cultural Sciences, Government and Economics, and History, Humanities, and Philosophy.

Behavioral & Cultural Sciences

The Department of Behavioral and Cultural Sciences extends a variety of classes in Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology. Several courses satisfy the requirement in the core curriculum or are offered as electives for students pursing these fields at NCTC and beyond. This span of courses covers the intriguing intricasies of people today and throughout history.

Government & Economics

Government studies the intricacies of how politics makes our country run at the state and federal level and takes a look at how we got here and where we are going. Economics is the study of scarcity or choices made due to scarcity and will span both micro and macroeconomics, theoretically and applied. All these courses will satisfy core curriculum requirements.

History, Humanities & Philosophy

History, Humanities, and Philosophy provides a strong foundation for career success, leadership, global citizenship, and lifelong learning with a broad knowledge and understanding of the world, significant intellectual, critical thinking, and practical skills, and a strong sense of personal and civic responsibility for enriching their lives and making a difference in society.

Contact Us

Please reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns.

Crystal Wright
Department Chair
Gainesville
Room 824
(940) 668-7731 ext. 4320
cwright@nctc.edu