Global Studies Minor

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College of Liberal Arts >> Interdisciplinary Studies

18 hours; 2.0 minor GPA required

Required Courses (12 hours)

GLST 101 - Introduction to Global Studies Credits: 3
ECON 241 - Global Economic Issues Credits: 3
HIST 112 - World Civilizations II, 1500-Present Credits: 3
POLS 271 - International Politics Credits: 3

Directed Electives (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours of electives from the following, with no more than one course (3 hours) from any one discipline except Global Studies:

ANTH 324 - Peoples of Asia Credits: 3
ANTH 325 - Ethnology of Mesoamerica Credits: 3
ANTH 326 - Peoples of Africa Credits: 3
ANTH 327 - Ethnology of South America Credits: 3
CMST 317 - Intercultural Communication Credits: 3
ECON 306 - Power, Evil and Religion Credits: 3
ECON 341 - International Trade Credits: 3
ECON 343 - International Finance Credits: 3
ECON 346 - Development Economics Credits: 3
ECON 349 - Open Economy Macroeconomics Credits: 3
ENG 371 - Non-Western World Literature Credits: 3
ENG 372 - Western World Literature Credits: 3
ENG 375 - Modern Canadian Literature Credits: 3
ENG 386 - World Mythology Credits: 3
FREN 308 - Francophone Cultures Credits: 3
FREN 325 - Introduction to Francophone Literature Credits: 3
FREN 344 - Francophone Literature in Translation Credits: 3
FREN 416 - 17th and 18th Centuries French Literature Credits: 3
FREN 417 - 19th and 20th Centuries French Literature Credits: 3
GERM 308 - Germanic Cultures Credits: 3
GERM 325 - Introduction to German Literature Credits: 3
GERM 334 - Introduction to Modern German Drama Credits: 3
GERM 344 - Germanic Literature in Translation Credits: 3
GERM 412 - Berlin: Tale of a City Credits: 3
GLST 302 - Travel Writing Credits: 3
GLST 371 - Non-Western World Literature Credits: 3
GLST 372 - Western World Literature Credits: 3
GLST 470 - Special Topics in Global, Interdisciplinary Studies Credits: 3
GLST 473 - International Law Credits: 3
GLST 480 - Internship in Global Studies Credits: 3
GLST 490 - Independent Study in Global Studies Credits: 3
GLST 499 - Global Field Experience Credits: 3-6
HIST 310 - Topics in World History Credits: 3
HIST 320 - Topics in European History Credits: 3
HIST 321 - Introduction to Historic Preservation Credits: 3
HIST 322 - Introduction to Historical Administration Credits: 3
HIST 348 - Europe, 1648 through Napoleon Credits: 3
HIST 349 - Europe, Napoleon to World War I Credits: 3
HIST 351 - Europe, World War I to the Present Credits: 3
HIST 354 - Britain since 1600 Credits: 3
HIST 362 - Modern Paris Credits: 3
HIST 372 - The Soviet Union Credits: 3
HIST 375 - The Middle East from the Rise of Islam to 1500 Credits: 3
HIST 376 - The Middle East since 1500 Credits: 3
HIST 377 - History of Iran Credits: 3
HIST 384 - History of Africa to 1800 Credits: 3
HIST 385 - History of Africa since 1800 Credits: 3
HIST 393 - Ancient and Early Imperial China Credits: 3
HIST 410 - Topics in World History Credits: 3
HIST 420 - Topics in European History Credits: 3
HIST 451 - French Revolution and Napoleon Credits: 3
HIST 452 - European Revolutions Credits: 3
POLS 371 - The United Nations Credits: 3
POLS 383 - Government and Politics of Latin America Credits: 3
POLS 384 - The Middle East Credits: 3
POLS 385 - European Politics Credits: 3
POLS 465 - Comparative Public Policy Credits: 3
POLS 471 - International Organizations Credits: 3
POLS 473 - International Law Credits: 3
POLS 487 - The Politics of Russia and China Credits: 3
PRFS 301 - The Ethics of Global Engagement Credits: 3
SPAN 308 - Hispanic Cultures Credits: 3
SPAN 325 - Introduction to Hispanic Literature Credits: 3
SPAN 332 - US Latino Literature and Culture Credits: 3
SPAN 333 - Afro-Latin American Studies Credits: 3
SPAN 344 - Hispanic Literature in Translation Credits: 3
SPAN 414 - Hispanic Poetry Credits: 3
SPAN 415 - The Hispanic Essay Credits: 3
SPAN 417 - Hispanic Drama Credits: 3
SPAN 454 - Golden Age Drama Credits: 3
WLC 422 - Cultural Awareness Training Credits: 3

Additional requirement

This minor also requires the completion of the language requirement for a Bachelor of Arts degree: 12 hours (or the equivalent of the fourth semester or beyond) in a non-English world language.