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Associate of Arts (AA) in Labor Studies

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Labor Studies is a broad field of study that works to develop the skillsets and knowledge base for the workers to shape the workplace to better meet their needs. Interdisciplinary by nature, Labor Studies incorporates coursework from political science, law, economics, and history. The associate in labor studies degree offered by Woods Global is designed to attract online adult learners who are interested in taking on leadership roles in labor unions across industries.

Labor Studies

Labor Studies OutlookLabor and Union Careers

  • Union organizer
  • Labor representative
  • Collective bargaining support staff
  • Labor relations assistant
  • Membership coordinator
  • Labor education coordinator

Human Resources and Workplace Support

  • Human resources assistant
  • Recruiting coordinator
  • Employee relations assistant
  • Training and development assistant
  • Benefits coordinator
  • Workforce development specialist

Government and Public Service

  • Employment services specialist
  • Workforce program assistant
  • Labor department support staff
  • Community outreach coordinator
  • Public policy assistant
  • Administrative coordinator

This degree is comprised of 60 credit-hours, including:

Major Requirements

Core Credits: 24.00

Course Number Course Title Credits
ECN 251 Macroeconomics -Q

3
HIS 120 Global Labor History

3
HIS 234 United States Labor History I: The Young Republic to the Populist Movement

3
HIS 235 United States Labor History II: Progressive Era to NAFTA

3
PLS 120 Introduction to US Labor Relations

3
PLS 220 Labor Law and Collective Bargaining

3
PLS 250 Foundations of Democracy

3
PLS 260 Organizing, Negotiating, and Writing Grievances

3

This degree is comprised of 60 credit-hours, including:

Major Requirements

Core Credits: 24.00

Course Number Course Title Credits
ECN 251 Macroeconomics -Q

3
HIS 120 Global Labor History

3
HIS 234 United States Labor History I: The Young Republic to the Populist Movement

3
HIS 235 United States Labor History II: Progressive Era to NAFTA

3
PLS 120 Introduction to US Labor Relations

3
PLS 220 Labor Law and Collective Bargaining

3
PLS 250 Foundations of Democracy

3
PLS 260 Organizing, Negotiating, and Writing Grievances

3
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