Global Studies (GLBS) - BA Major

Degree

Courses

• ART222 — Survey of Modern Art
• ART313 — Western Art and Culture
• BIOL104 — The Environment, Society, and Conservation
• BUSA411 — International Business Law
• CHIN101 — Beginning Chinese I
• CHIN102 — Beginning Chinese II
• CHIN201 — Intermediate Chinese I
• CHIN202 — Intermediate Chinese II
• CHIN301 — Advanced Chinese
• CHIN302 — Advanced Chinese II
• CS110 — Computers in a Global Society
• ECON404 — International Economics
• ECON415 — International Economic Development
• ECON430 — Asian Economies in Transition
• EDFD450 — Comparative Education
• ENG221 — Topics in World Literature
• FILM221 — World Cinema
• FIN440 — International Finance
• FREN101 — Elementary French I
• FREN102 — Elementary French II
• FREN201 — Intermediate French I
• FREN202 — Intermediate French II
• GEOG110 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG211 — Economic Geography
• GEOG213 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG223 — Geography of Asia
• GEOG225 — Geography of Latin America
• GEOG370 — The Geography of Tourism
• GEOS103 — Natural Disasters
• GEOS104 — Climate, Catastrophes and Extinctions
• GEOS113 — Natural Disasters with Laboratory
• GEOS114 — Climate, Catastrophes and Extinctions with Laboratory
• GEOS316 — Geographic Information Systems
• GEOS325 — Environmental Geoscience
• GEOS335 — Global Climate Change
• GERM101 — Elementary German I
• GERM102 — Elementary German II
• GERM201 — Intermediate German I
• GERM202 — Intermediate German II
• GS200 — Introduction to Global Studies
• GS205 — Cultural Encounters
• GS215 — Introduction to Japanese Culture
• GS218 — The New Europeans: Understanding the EU
• GS234 — Gender and Society in Latin American/Latino Literature
• GS235 — Gender and Social Justice Issues in Latin America
• GS255 — Cultures of South and Southeast Asia
• GS300 — Contemporary China
• GS315 — Special Topics in Japanese Studies
• GS345 — Media, Popular Culture, and Changing Chinese Society
• GS350 — Cross-Cultural Field Experience
• GS355 — Asian International Relations
• GS450 — Global Studies Internship
• GS451 — Global Studies Internship
• HIST122 — Western Civilization 1815 to Present
• HIST123 — East Asian Civilization
• HIST165 — Latin American History
• HIST335 — The Holocaust
• HIST341 — Modern Japan
• HIST343 — Modern China
• HIST355 — European Intellectual and Cultural History
• HIST397 — Topics in History
• HIST408 — Renaissance
• HIST409 — Reformation
• HIST417 — Hitler and Nazi Germany
• HIST421 — Tudor and Stuart England
• HIST423 — Modern England
• HIST440 — World War II
• HIST461 — Latin American Social Revolution
• HIST469 — History of Brazil
• JPN101 — Beginning Japanese I
• JPN102 — Beginning Japanese II
• JPN201 — Intermediate Japanese I
• JPN202 — Intermediate Japanese II
• JPN301 — Advanced Japanese
• JPN302 — Advanced Japanese II
• MCOM356 — Media and Society International
• MGMT345 — International Business
• MGMT475 — International Management
• MGMT477 — International Human Resources Management
• MKTG105 — Global Business: Marketing and Sustainability
• MKTG331 — International Marketing
• MUS114 — Global Music Cultures
• PHIL140 — Introduction to War, Peace, and Terrorism
• PHIL232 — Environmental Ethics
• PHIL341 — Just War Tradition
• POLS130 — Introduction to International Relations
• POLS135 — Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POLS205 — The United Nations in World Affairs
• POLS225 — Ethnic Conflict and Nationalism
• POLS240 — Global Environmental Problems and Policy
• POLS332 — European Political Systems
• POLS335 — Politics in Latin America
• POLS342 — International Political Economy
• POLS343 — Human Rights in Theory and Practice
• POLS390 — Comparing Politics in Developing Countries
• POLS488 — Issues in International Politics
• RTTR265 — Leisure in Different Cultures
• RTTR302 — Adventure Travel and Tourism Development
• RTTR390 — Tourism and Sustainable Destination
• SOC340 — Social-Cultural Anthropology
• SPAN101 — Elementary Spanish I
• SPAN102 — Elementary Spanish II
• SPAN201 — Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN202 — Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN304 — Special Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture
• SPAN305 — Practical Phonetics
• SPAN306 — The Spanish Eye: The Contribution of Hispanic Masters to World Art
• SPAN395 — Spanish Linguistics

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