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Students in the Global Studies concentration study a variety of subjects and themes in an international context, including artistic, cultural, political and economic patterns among and within other nations and may choose to focus their studies on one or more world regions or on specific themes. Advanced language study is an integral component of Global Studies.
Chose one of the following:
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TECON 325 Contemporary Issues in International Political Economy
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TEGL 340 Intersections: Race, Gender and Sexuality in a Global Perspective
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THIST 372 Comparative Perspectives on East Asian and Latin American Development
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THIST 376 Global Diasporas, Borders and Refugees in Visual Culture
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THIST 478 Revolution, Industrialization and Modernity in European Culture 1750–1870
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TIAS 330 German Culture, History and Philosophy: Frankfurt and Main
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TLAX 355 Migration and Transnational Family in Latino Literature and Film
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TLIT 252 Medieval and Renaissance Literature of Western Civilization
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Option One: 10 credits of upper-division foreign language (300–400 level)
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Option Two: Two years of college-level lower-division foreign language in a Western European language
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Option Three: One year of college-level Asian, Slavic or non-Western language
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Option Four: Non-native English speakers are exempt from this requirement; a student is considered a "native speaker" of a foreign language if that language was the language (or one of the languages) spoken at home during the first 6 years of childhood AND if it was the language in which the student received instruction in elementary school through the seventh grade. Students not meeting this standard have the option to demonstrate competency through testing if desired.
One TESC course or an Environmental Science transfer course. Please see your advisor for applicable courses.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
- Business
- Education
- Government
- International Law
- Media
- Nonprofit Management
- Post-graduate Studies
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
A minimum of 45 lower-division credits is required before declaring the major. To declare the Global Studies Concentration of the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences major, students should reach out to the major advisor.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
For a BA in the Global Studies Concentration of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, students must complete at least 50 major credits, depending on foreign language competency, as well as the UWT general education and graduation requirements totaling a minimum of 180 credits.