Graduate

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

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