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The Global Studies program offers a comprehensive understanding of global issues and challenges through core courses and elective options. It develops critical thinking, cross-cultural competence, and problem-solving skills, preparing graduates for careers in international relations, development, education, and other globalized fields. The program emphasizes real-world experience, interdisciplinary collaboration, and opportunities for study abroad and internships.
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Outline:
Global Studies Core Courses (9 Credits)
- Complete the following:
- GLBL 100 - Introduction to Global Studies (3)
- GLBL 300 - Research Methods in Global Studies (3)
- GLBL 400 - Approaches to Globalization (3)
Elective Requirements (27 Credits)
- Complete 27 credits from the following or other approved courses, including a maximum of 4 courses from the same department, and a minimum of 3 upper-level courses.
Foundational Electives (9 Credits)
- Complete 9 credits from the following:
- AMST 200 - What is an American? (3)
- ANTH 211 - Cultural Anthropology (3)
- GES 363 - World Regions: Contemporary International Issues (3)
- GLBL 383 - Global Citizenship (3) (cross-listed as POLI 383)
- GLBL 386 - The Politics of Development (3) (cross-listed as POLI 386)
- GLBL 460 - Global Stories (3) (cross-listed as MLL 460)
- GWST 340 - Women, Gender and Globalization (3)
- HIST 200 - Themes in World History (3)
- HIST 210 - Migration in World History (3)
- MLL 305 - Introduction to Intercultural Communication (3)
- MUSC 230 - Musics of the World (3)
- POLI 280 - International Relations (3)
- RLST 220 - Introduction to Comparative Religion (3)
- SOCY 235 - Sociological Perspectives on Globalization (3)
Thematic Electives (18 Credits)
- Complete 18 credits from the following. Students may choose to focus on certain areas or themes such as: Culture, Place, and Identity; Development, Health, and the Environment; Global Governance, Human Rights, and Civil Society.
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Assessment:
Assessment methods in the program may include:
- Traditional exams and quizzes
- Written assignments, essays, and research papers
- Presentations and class participation
- Projects and portfolios
- Case studies and simulations
Assessment criteria may focus on:
- Critical thinking and analytical skills
- Understanding of key concepts and theories
- Application of knowledge to real-world problems
- Effective communication and writing skills
- Collaboration and teamwork abilities
Teaching:
Teaching methods in the program may include:
- Lectures and seminars
- Discussions and debates
- Guest speakers and presentations
- Field trips and case studies
- Use of technology and online resources
They are actively involved in scholarly activities and publications, and they bring their real-world experience to the classroom.
The program may also utilize unique approaches to teaching, such as:
- Problem-based learning
- Service-learning
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Global and virtual learning experiences
Careers:
Graduates of the Global Studies program may pursue a variety of careers in a range of fields, including:
- International relations and diplomacy
- Development and humanitarian aid
- Education and research
- Business and finance
- Law and government
- Non-profit and advocacy organizations
- Media and communications
Other:
It provides students with the opportunity to:
- Explore global issues and challenges from multiple perspectives
- Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Gain cross-cultural understanding and competence
- Become active and engaged citizens in a globalized world
- Study abroad programs
- Internships and research opportunities
- Student organizations and clubs
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However, it does state the following prerequisite information: This suggests that applicants may need to demonstrate some level of language proficiency in order to be successful in the program, but the exact requirements are unclear. Here is their contact information:
