Global Studies Minor

Coordinator: Paige Eager

The Global Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary program of study which examines the dynamics of globalization in the world today and their historical foundations. It examines the multiple interconnections of states, regions, economies and societies. It studies the historical, political, commercial, cultural, environmental and technological aspects of this phenomenon. The purpose is to better understand the dynamic forces, both positive and negative, of modern globalization. The study of a foreign language beyond the college requirement is strongly recommended, but not required for the successful completion of the minor.

Requirements for the Minor

Required:

GLBS 200	Introduction to Global Studies	3.0
GLBS 300	Challenges and Opportunities of Globalization	3.0
Total Credit Hours:		6.0

One course from Global Cultures and Society:

ANTH 302	Cultural Anthropology	3.0
ART 250	Art of Asia	3.0
ART 372	Arts of the Non-Western World	3.0
GLBS 301	Human Migrations: Refugees and IDPs	3.0
HIST 330	Cultural Encounters in LatAm Hist	3.0
MEST 300	Cultures of the Middle East	3.0
PHIL 316/HON 316	Perspectives in Global Health	3.0
SOC 318	Global Social Problems	3.0
Total Credit Hours:		3.0

Three credits from Global Governance and Conflict:

CMA 209	Mass Media and Revolution	3.0
ECPS 414/ECPS 514	Environmental Policy	3.0
GLBS 345	Global Perspectives on Women, Power and Politics	3.0
HIST 266	The Modern World, 1750 to Present	3.0
PSCI 200	Political Violence and Terrorism	3.0
PSCI 215	International Relations	3.0
PSCI 219	Model United Nations	1.0
PSCI 305	U.S. Foreign Policy	3.0
PSCI 323	Politics of the Developing World	3.0
Total Credit Hours:		3.0

Total Credit Hours: 12.0