Global Studies B.A.

Course Requirements

Core Courses

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
GLOB 200	Global Studies: Methods	4	Fall, Spring.
GLOB 461	Seminar in Global Studies	4	Fall, Spring.
	-And-
GLOB 356	The Atlantic World	4	As needed.

          (or other GLOB 35X course available)

Distribution Courses

World Geography

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
GEOG 200	World Regional Geography	4	Fall, Spring.

Global Historical Perspectives

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
	ONE COURSE from:
HIST 307	Europe in the Age of Enlightenment	4	As needed.
HIST 308	Europe in the Age of Revolution, 1789 to 1850	4	As needed.
HIST 309	Europe in the Age of Nationalism, 1850 to 1914	4	As needed.
HIST 310	Twentieth-Century Europe	4	As needed.
HIST 312	Russia from Peter to Lenin	4	Alternate years.
HIST 313	The Soviet Union and After	4	Alternate years.
HIST 320	American Colonial History	4	Annually.
HIST 321	The American Revolution	4	Annually.
HIST 323	The Gilded Age and Progressive Era	4	Alternate years.
HIST 324	Crises of American Modernity, 1914-1945	4	Annually.
HIST 325	Superpower America 1945-1990	4	Annually.
HIST 330	History of American Immigration	4	As needed.
HIST 335	American Foreign Policy: 1945 to the Present	4	Fall.
HIST 336	The United States and the Emerging World	4	Spring.
	ONE COURSE from:
HIST 341	The Muslim World in Modern Times, 1800 to the Present	4	Alternate years.
HIST 342	Islam and Politics in Modern History	4	Alternate years.
HIST 345	History of China in Modern Times	4	As needed.
HIST 346	Japanese History through Art and Literature	4	Alternate years.
HIST 348	Africa under Colonial Rule	4	Annually.
HIST 349	History of Contemporary Africa	4	Annually.
HIST 352	Colonial Latin America	4	Annually.
HIST 353	Modern Latin America	4	Annually.

Global Political Systems

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
POL 203	Global Politics	4	Fall, Spring.
	-And-
	ONE COURSE from
POL 303	International Law and Organization	4	Spring.
POL 341	The Politics of Developing Nations	3	As needed.
POL 343	The Politics of Western Democracies	4	As needed.
POL 345	International Nongovernmental Organizations	4	Fall.
INGO 300	International Nongovernmental Organizations	4	Fall.
POL 346	Foreign Policy	4	As needed.

Global Economic Systems

Choose either A or B:

A:

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
ECON 214	Principles of Microeconomics	3	Fall, Spring, Summer.
ECON 215	Principles of Macroeconomics	3	Fall, Spring, Summer.
MATH 177	Quantitative Business Analysis I	4	Fall, Spring, Summer.
	-And-
	ONE COURSE from:
ECON 421	International Economics	4	As needed.
ECON 422	Economics of Developing Countries	4	As needed.
ECON 437	Environmental Economics	4	As needed.

B:

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
INGO 301	Applied Development Studies	3	Spring.
POL 342	The Politics of Global Economic Change	4	Every third semester.
	-And-

ONE upper level course on an economic topic in consultation with advisor.

Culture, Geography, Society

Course	Title	Credits	Offered
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	4	Fall, Spring.
	ONE COURSE from:
ANTH 309	Medical Anthropology	4	Alternate years.
ANTH 325	Cultures and Environments in South American	4	Alternate years.
ANTH 327	Peoples and Cultures: Selected Regions	4	As needed.
ANTH 333	Comparative Law and Justice	4	Fall, Spring.
ANTH 334	Steamships and Cyberspace: Technology, Culture, Society	4	Alternate years.
ANTH 338	Urban Anthropology	4	Alternate years.
ANTH 461	Latinos in the United States	4	As needed.
SOC 333	Comparative Law and Justice	4	Fall, Spring.
	ONE COURSE from:
ENGL 336	Reading Globally	4	As needed.
FREN 313	Modern France and the Francophone World	4	Alternate years.
GEOG 101	Introduction to Geography	4	Fall, Spring, Summer.
GEOG 337	Urban Political Geography	3	As needed.
GEOG 338	People, Houses, Neighborhoods, and Cities	3	As needed.
POL 337	Urban Political Geography	3	As needed.
PORT 305	Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures	4	As needed.
SPAN 313	Latin American Literature and Culture: From Eighteenth Century	4	Spring.

Total Credit Hours: 52-58