Global Studies t-shirts are here! We have a variety of sizes from small (only one left) to 2xl. They are priced at $15 and available at the Global Studies office in 3062 Lincoln Hall. Please come during business hours only (9am-4:30pm). We are closed from 12-1. Come and get one while they last.
Spring 2019 Info Sessions AnnouncedCurious about a Global Studies Major, Minor, or Certificate? Come to our information sessions throughout the semester and see what Global Studies has to offer!
Discover Global StudiesExplore Thematic Areas available to Freshmen and Transfer Students
Global Markets & SocietyUnderstand the forces shaping global markets through fair trade, global supply chains, and sustainable practices
More Department News
- Applications for the Global Studies Leaders are now open. Are you enthusiastic about Global Studies and want to be involved? This is the group for you! Apply now through February 15th at the link. Interviews will be held in February-March. See you then! https://forms.illinois.edu/sec/2901582
- Congratulations to two Global Studies students for being recipients of the Gilman scholarship. You can read about them here. Way to go Ashli Drummond and Paisley Ann Meyer!!
Upcoming Events
Career Paths in Global Studies
Alumni Spotlight: Bridget Doyle
Travel Director for the University of Illinois Alumni Association
Major: Spanish and International Studies; Graduated 2007
Language: Spanish
Area Focus: Latin America
GLBL 440Seats are still open for fall 2018. Register today!
TURK 490/GLBL 499TURK 490 will explore language and culture dynamics in Turkey within an interdisciplinary framework through its history, literature, art, cinema, media, music, and religion from the pre-Islamic era to the present day, with a focus on modern Turkey (20th-21st centuries).
GLBL 350Examines global poverty in the context of international development debates an practice. Despite global commitments (for example, the Millennium Development Goals), decades of research, and new and innovative policies, the "solution" to widespread and lasting poverty alleviation remains elusive.
