Global Studies Major
All Global Studies majors complete a core set of courses, then follow an upper-level track in either regional studies or global skills. Many regional and skills course requirements may be satisfied by internships in global affairs, from study abroad host institutions and through the University of Baltimore Collaborative.
Global Studies CORE Courses (total: 45 Credit hours)
- Foreign Languages (18 credits)
Global Studies majors are required either; to complete 18 credits of progressively advancing coursework in one foreign language, or to complete 12 credits of progressively advancing coursework in one western foreign language and 6 credits in a non-Western language, or to demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language at an advanced level.
Courses include:
- FREN 101 Elementary French
- FREN 102 Elementary French
- FREN 201 Intermediate French
- FREN 202 Intermediate French
or
- SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish
- SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish
- SPAN 201 Intermediate Spanish
- SPAN 202 Intermediate Spanish
And Either
- FREN 301 Advanced French
- FREN 302 Advanced French
or
- SPAN 301 Advanced Spanish
- SPAN 302 Advanced Spanish
or
- Economics (6 Credits From The Following Courses)
- ECON 103 Introduction to Business & Entrepreneurial Economics
- ECON 201 Introduction to Economics
- ECON 211 Principles of Economics
- ECON 212 Principles of Economics II
- GEOG 301 Economic Geography
- World History (6 Credits)
- HIST 201 World History I
- HIST 202 World History II
- Geography (3 Credits From The Following Courses)
- GEOG 101 Elements of Geography
- GEOG 102 World Regional Geography
- Global Studies (3 Credits)
- GLST 450 Seminar in Global Studies I
- Information Technology (3 Credits)
- PHSC 103 Technology and Human Affairs
- Government (3 Credits From The Following Courses)
- POSC 303 Comparative Government
- POSC 404 International Relations
- GEOG 402 Political Geography
- Technical Writing (3 Credits)
- ENGL 305 Advanced Expository Writing