B.A. Major in Global Studies

The B.A. major in Global Studies requires 14 courses plus language or intercultural communication proficiency, an engagement requirement, and an international experience:

Center for Civic & Global Engagement Requirements:
CGE 101Community & Global Engagement3.0
CGE 400Senior Seminar1.0
Engagement Requirement
Global Studies Core Courses:
GLBS 200Global Citizenship3.0
GLBS/SOAN 210Race, Class, & Gender3.0
GLBS/POLS 215Soc Science Research Methods4.0
GLBS/POLS 235International Organizations3.0
GLBS 315Strategies to Global Solutions3.0
GLBS 410Global Citizenship Project1.0
GLBS 440Global Studies Capstone3.0
One of the following:3.0
Globalization: Theory/Practice
Globalization and Culture
One language course in French or Spanish appropriate to the student's language proficiency level and at a minimum of FREN 102/SPAN 102 OR3.0
Intercultural Communication
International experience approved by the Global Studies Program Chair
Four advisor-approved courses in an area of emphasis. Areas of emphasis may include but are not limited to: Global Cultures & Societies, International Development, Peacebuilding, or Social Justice. At least two of these courses must be global or trans-national in focus and at least one must be focused on a nation or region outside of the United States. Courses in the area of emphasis must come from at least two different disciplines and at least one course must be at the 300-level. See below for national and regional-focused course options.12.0
Asian Art
Art of the Italian Renaissance
19th Century European Art
Scottish Literature
Contemp. French Civilization
Fndn. of Western Thought
Latin America
From Renaissance to Revolution
Revolutionary Europe 1789-1914
20th Century Europe
Middle East
Modern China
Latin American Politics
Contemporary European Politics
Politics of China
Russia and the FSU
Middle Eastern Politics
African Politics
Anthropology of India
Hispanic Culture
Spanish Film 1
Reading French Society in Film
Total Semester Hours42.0