Welcome back students!! We have announced our information sessions for fall 2019. Visit our Information Sessions page for more details. If you are unable to make an info session, call our office and we'll set up an appointment to check out the major/minor and certificates.
Fall 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
- Check out our new "Students in the News" section under the Research tab. This section will highlight student accomplishments and news items about them.
- Congratulation to two Global Studies students who are receiving the Bronze Tablet Award. This is a prestigious campus award for students with a gpa of 3.97 or higher. This year, we have two students receiving the honor: Tsengel Enkhamgalan and Kiersten Heiman. Way to go, ladies!
Upcoming Events
Career Paths in Global Studies
Alumni Spotlight: Rozina Kanchwala
Policy Analyst at Solar San Antonio in San Antonia, Texas
Major: International Studies and Economics; Class of 2006
Language: French
Professional, Technical, or Scientific Core:Development
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.
