Global Studies, B.A.

Language Skill Requirement

(1 course or verified proficiency:)

Intermediate level proficiency in a modern language other than English is required, which is typically met by completing a fourthsemester standard language course with a grade of C or better. With department approval, the requirement may be waived if proficiency in a language has been met through prior language study, study abroad, or test credit. If waived, consult with your advisor to ensure that the minimum 24 units required for the major core have been met.

Cultural Perspectives

• ANTH 203 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Unit(s): 3
• GEP 203 - Human Geography Unit(s): 3

Environmental Perspectives

• GEP 201 - Global Environmental Systems Unit(s): 3-4
• GEP 206 - Society, Environment, and Sustainable Development Unit(s): 3

World Regions Overview

• GEP 305 - World Regions in Global Context Unit(s): 4

Introduction to Community Service

• GLBL 350A - Serving the Global Community Unit(s): 1

Political Perspectives

• POLS 303 - Comparative Political Analysis Unit(s): 4
• POLS 304 - Theory and Analysis of International Relations Unit(s): 4

Historical Perspectives

• HIST 202 - Development of the Modern World Unit(s): 3
• HIST 380 - Twentieth Century World Unit(s): 3

Religious and Ethical Perspectives

• PHIL 302 - Ethics and Value Theory Unit(s): 4
• SOCI 431 - Sociology of Religion Unit(s): 4
• POLS 307 - Perspectives on the Holocaust and Genocide Unit(s): 4
• ENGL 304 - War and Peace Lecture Series Unit(s): 4