Global Studies, AA
Overview Narrative To meet the need for graduates who are able to function effectively in an interconnected society, the Global Studies program offers a liberal arts education, focused on international relations, area studies, and/or the environment, with a choice of cultural experiences and languages. The program will serve students who wish to transfer to a four-year institution as well as students who wish to work in local businesses with a global reach, or government agencies and non-profit organizations serving diverse populations from other countries. Graduates of the program will be exposed to a wide diversity of knowledge, be asked to do practical thinking and problem-solving, and of
Courses
- ARTA 101 — Art History Survey
- BUSA 115 — Intro to International Business
- COMM 215 — Intercultural Communication
- ECON 201 — Macroeconomics
- ECON 251G — Microeconomics
- ENGL 215G — Multicultural Adolescent Lit
- ENGL 250G — Latin American Literature
- ENGL 260G — Contemporary Literature
- ENGL 264G — Irish Literature
- ENGL 265G — African American Literature
- GEOG 121 — Environmental Sustainability
- GEOG 140 — Investigating Climate Change
- GEOG 151 — Cultures, Economies and Environments of the US and Canada
- GEOG 210 — Weather and Climate
- GLBL 160 — Field Experience and AcademicResearch in Global Studies
- HIST 123 — African Civilizations
- HIST 140 — Modern Chinese History
- HIST 168 — History of the Middle East
- HUMA 140G — Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
- HUMA 150 — Nature of the Environment
- HUMA 250G — Research Methods in the Social Sciences
- INTS 200 — Introduction to Study Abroad
- INTS 201 — Implement Sustainable Energy Sys
- INTS 202 — Architecture of the City: Classic to Contemporary
- INTS 250 — Study Abroad
- PHIL 121 — World Religions
- PHIL 201 — Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL 204 — Asian Philosophies
- POLS 150 — Peace Studies & Conflict Resoltn(Study Abroad)
- POLS 170 — Politics Mod Turkey Study-Abroad
- POLS 205 — Women and Politics
- SOCA 160 — Issues in Contemporary Genocide and Mass Violence
- SOCA 268 — Independent Study in Ecuador