IGI Area and Global Studies Centers Course Offerings
Below, please find the upcoming course offerings for IGI area and global studies centers.
Summer 2023
Center for African Studies
AFST 550: Special Topics
AFST 599: Thesis Research
BADM 380: International Business
ECON 415: Environmental Economics
EIL 411: Into to TESL Methodology
EIL 460/EPSY 487/FR 460/GER 460/ITAL 460/PORT 460/SPAN 460: Principles of Language Testing
LING 404: Tutorials in Non-Western Lang
MUS 532: Curricular Perspectives on Music Education
SOC 597: Readings in Sociology
SOCW 436: International SW & Development
Russia, East Europe, and Eurasian Center
Select Courses in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
Note: The courses listed below are not an exhaustive list of courses being offered on the REEE region. Please see course explorer for additional classes.
*Check with Advisor or FLAS Coordinator whether the course will fulfill area studies course requirements.
EURO 385/FR 385/GER 385/PS 385: Politics of the European Union
Fall 2023
Center for African Studies
AAS 310/AFRO 310/EPOL 310/EPS 310/LLS 310: Race and Cultural Diversity
ACE 435: Global Agribusiness Management
ACES 396: Honors Study Abroad Retrospect
AFRO 340: Dancing Black Popular Culture
AFRO 400: African Diasporic Thought in the Caribbean
AFRO 421/EPOL 410/EPS 421: Racial and Ethnic Families
AFRO 482/JOUR 482: Immersion Journalism
AFRO 531: Race and Cultural Critique
AFST 490: Independent Study
AFST 550: Special Topics
AFST 599: Thesis Research
ANTH 460: Heritage Management
ANTH 512/LING 512: Language in Culture I
ARCH 417: Modern and Contemporary Global Architecture
ARCH 468: Overseas Architectural Studies
ARTH 491: Topics in Art History: Africa and the Museum
BADM 338: Global Supply Chain Management
BADM 380: International Business
BADM 381: Multinational Management
BADM 382: International Marketing
BADM 582: Multinational Management
CHLH 415: International Health
DANC 360: Dancing Techniques III
DANC 460: Dancing Techniques IV
ECON 415: Environmental Economics
ECON 422: International Macroeconomics
ECON 450: Development Economics
ECON 456: Economic Development and Migration
ECON 513: International Trade
EIL 411: Intro to TESL Methodology
EIL 422: Engl Grammar for ESL Teachers
EIL 460: EPSY487/FR 460/GER 460/ITAL 460/PORT 460/SPAN 460: Principles of Language Testing
EIL 587: Seminar in Second Lang Studies
EPOL 520: Education and Globalization
EPOL 521: Globalizing Educational Policy
EPOL 522: Globalization of Higher Education
EPOL 524: Education and Human Rights
EPSY 553: Global Issues in Learning
EPSY 575: Mixed Method Inquiry
EPSY 578: Qualitative Inquiry Methods
EPSY 590 (Sect. ITE): Intersect Eval/Ed Res Theories
GLBL 350: Poverty in a Global Context
GLBL 440: Global Health: Interventions & Evaluations
GLBL 481: Writing on Technol & Security
GLBL 500: Global Society
GSW 459: Gender, Sex, & Postcoloniality
HDFS 379: HDFS Study Abroad Experience
HDES 424: Racial and Ethnic Families
HDFS 499: Seminar: Learning Experience in South Africa
HIST 311: Global History of Intelligence
HIST 410: Decolonization in Africa
HIST 502: Problems in Comparative History
HIST 593: Approaches to History
IS 543: Digital Preservation
LAW 656: International Law
LER 566: International Management
LING 400: Into to Linguistic Structure
LING 401: General Phonetics
LING 404: Tutorials in Non-Western Lang
LING 450: Sociolinguistics I
MUS 532: Curricular Perspective on Music Education
PS 329: Immigration & Citizenship
SBC 501: Strategic Branding: Global Perspectives
SOCW 427: Work Research Methods
SOCW 542: Program Evaluation
SOCW 589: Social Work and the Law
SOCW 593: Applied Qualitative Research
UP 327: International Creative Placemaking
UP 423: Community Development in the Global South
Center for Global Studies
GLBL 499: Special Topics (Global Information Society)
GLBL 500: Global Society
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
LAST 395: Special Topics
Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
CWL 481: Topics in Arabic Literature and Culture: Arab s and the Americas
LAW 656: International Law
REL 416: Readings in Rabbinic Midrash
Russia, East Europe, and Eurasian Center
Select Courses in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
Note: The courses listed below are not an exhaustive list of courses being offered on the REEE region. Please see course explorer for additional classes.
*Check with Advisor or FLAS Coordinator whether the course will fulfill area studies course requirements.
ARTH 415/CLCV 443: Archaeology of Greece
CWL 511/EAL 511/GER 511/SLAV 501/TRST 501: Applied Literary Translation
EURO 385/FR 385/GER 385/PS 385: Politics of the European Union
EURO 501: EU Institutions and Governance
HIST 356: Modern Balkans through Literature and Film
HIST 462: Soviet Union Since 1917
HIST 502: Problems in Comparative History
LAW 656: International Law
MUS 418: Regional Studies in Musicology
MUSC 449 (BAL): Balkanalia
REES 495: Seminar in REEE Studies
REES 550: Seminar in REEE Studies
RUSS 322: Dostoevsky
RUSS 522: Dostoevsky
RUSS 418: 18th Century Literature
RUSS 512: Russian Literature
Spring 2023
Center for African Studies
ACE 435: Agribusiness Management International
ACE 436: Business Immersion
AFRO 340: Dancing Black Popular Culture
AFRO 380: Black Women History and Cultures
AFST 412: Language in African Culture and Society
AFST 490: Independent Study
AFST 550: Special Topics
AFST 599: Thesis Research
ANTH 403: Women in Muslim Societies
ANTH 420: Case Studies Global Heritage
ARTH 447: France and Its Others
ARTH 510: Seminar in African Art
BADM 338: Global Supply Chain Management
BADM 380: International Business
BADM 381: Multinational Management
BADM 382: International Marketing
CHLH 409: Women's Health
CHLH 415: International Health
CHLH 421: Health Data Analysis
CWL 317: Francophone Worlds
CWL 502: Methods of Comparative Literature
DANC 405: Social Impact through Motion/Media Arts + Tech
ECON 450: Development Economies
ECON 514: International Financial
EIL 411: Intro to TSL Methodology
EIL 460: Principles of Language Testing
ENGL 301: Introduction to Critical Theory
ENGL 357: Literatures of the Displaced
ENGL 360: Environmental Writing
ENGL 476: Topics in Literature and the Environment
EPOL 523: Global Issues in Learning
EPOL 524: Education and Human Rights
EPOL 525: Global Youth and Citizenship
EPOL 526: Education and Power in MIddle East
EPOL 528: Researching Global Education
ESE 320: Water Planet, Water Crisis
GGIS 455: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
GLBL 340: Global Health: Policy & Governance
GLBL 357: Ethnic Conflict
GLBL 392: International Diplomacy and Negotiation
GLBL 450: Poverty Interventions and Evaluation
GLBL 495: Reserach Methods I
GLBL 501: Perspectives on Global Studies
GWS 316: Global Histories of Gender
GWS 350: Feminist Gender Theory
GWS 464: Theories and Theologies of Liberation
GWS 512: Gender Relations & International Development
HDFS 379: HDFS Study Abroad Experience
HDFS 424: Racial and Ethnic Minorities
HDFS 499: Seminar
HIST 502: Problems in Comparative History
IS 451: Bibliography of Africa
JOUR 452: Great Books of Journalism
JOUR 453: Crisis Communications
JOUR 454: Propaganda & the News Media
JOUR 482: Immersion Journalism
JOUR 483: Investigative Journalism
LAW 653: International Business Trans
LAW 657: International Human Rights
LER 595: Managing Diversity Globally
LING 404: Tutorials in Non-Western Languages
MACS 373: Special Topics in Film Studies
PS 355: Democratization
PS 358: Comparative Political Behavior
PS 392: International Organizations and Regionalism
PS 398: Strategic International Relations
PS 582: International Political Economy
SOC 325: Black Men and Masculinity
SOC 350: Technology and Society
SOC 355: Race and Mixed Race
SOC 364: Impacts of Globalization
SOC 470: Social Movements
Center for Global Studies
GLBL 501: Perspectives on Global Studies
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Anth 399: Collaborative Methodologies
ATMS 406: Tropical Meterorology
EPOL 420: Global Migration & Education
HIST 405: Intro to Tropical Forest Ecology
KIN 494: Physical Activity & Diverse Populations
LAST 395: Archaeology Field School
LAW 657: International Human Rights Law
SPAN 395: Health Professions and US Latinx Communities
SPAN 528: Media Representations of the Spanish Empire
SPAN 557: Linguistic Communities and Social Justice
European Union Center
EURO 418: Language and Minorities in Europe
EURO 502: The EU in a Global Context
ITAL 406 Italian Culture and Globalization
JS 212: Israeli Cinema and Television
PS 392: International Organizations and Regionalism
Russia, East Europe, and Eurasian Center
Select Courses in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
Note: The courses listed below are not an exhaustive list of courses being offered on the REEE region. Please see course explorer for additional classes.
*Check with Advisor or FLAS Coordinator whether the course will fulfill area studies course requirements.
Area Studies
EURO 418/ FR 418/GER 418/ITAL 418/LING 418/PS 418/SLAV 418: Language & Minorities in Europe
HIST 502: Citizenship: Historical, Cross-Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Perspectives*
IS 461: Russian, East European, and Eurasian Bibliography & Research Methods
LAW 656: International Law
MUS 418/518: Balkan Beats: Balkan Popular Music, 1970’s - Present
MUS 449A: Balkanalia
If you are interested in joining, or have questions about participating, please contact Dr. Donna Buchanan at buchana1@illinois.edu.
RUSS 460: Russian Culture Studies
RUSS 511: Russian Literature 1800-1855
SLAV 417: 11th-17thC Russ Lit & Lang
SOC 366: Postsocialism Eastern Europe
TRST 502/CWL 512/EALC 512/GER 512/SLAV 502: Applied Literary Translation*