UTexas

H E - Human Ecology

Human Ecology: H E

Lower-Division Courses

H E X01P. Professional Development I.

Explore common career paths, identify professional and personal goals, and develop entry-level career portfolios.

H E X02P. Ethics Across Life.

Examine applied ethics in the workplace and in adult life with a focus on working in teams and organizations effectively.

H E X03P. Professional Development II.

Explore a practical approach to professional self-presentation, leadership and decision-making, and career development.

H E X15H. Freshman Honors Seminar.

Research presentations by students, faculty, and invited scientists on current issues in human ecology, human development and family sciences, and nutrition.

Upper-Division Courses

H E X25H. Sophomore Honors Seminar.

Students plan, conduct, write, and present research on a current topic in human ecology.

H E X55. Topics in Problems Course.

Intensive study of selected problems of a transdisciplinary nature.

H E X55.1. Research in Family Economics.
H E X78H. Honors Tutorial Course.

Engage in supervised individual research on a special area in human development and family sciences; oral presentation and preparation of a scholarly paper covering the research.

Graduate Courses

H E X92. Topics in Research Problems.

Problems may be chosen from the areas of family and consumer economics or textiles and apparel.

Professional Courses