Undergraduate

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 199: Undergraduate Open Seminar

AFST 222/ANTH 222/PS 242/SOC 222: Introduction to Modern Africa

ANTH 103: Anthro in a Changing World

BADM 380: International Business

GEOL 117/ESE 117: The Oceans

GGIS 101: Global Development & Environment

GGIS 204: Cities of the World

GGIS 210: Social & Environmental Issues

GLBL 100: Into to Global Studies

GLBL 200: Foundations of Research

HIST 100: Global History

HIST 257: Terrorism, Past and Present

LAS 199: Undergraduate Open Seminar

LING 100: Intro to Language

LING 110: Cultural Experiences of the Muslim World

MUS 133: Introduction to World Music

PHIL 110/REL 110: World Religions

PS 280: Intro to International Relations

Center for Latin America & Caribbean Studies

LAST 170: Introduction to Latin America

PS 199: (ARG) Undergraduate Open Seminar (For more information on Study Abroad in Argentina, click here.)

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

ABE 232/AFST 233: Context in International Interventions

ACE 251: The World Food Economy

ACES 293: International Internship

ACES 298: International Experience

ACES 299: ACES Study Abroad

ACES 396: Honors Study Abroad Retrospect

AFRO 101/HIST 174: Black American, 1619-Present

AFRO 243/AFST 243/PS 243: Pan Africanism

AFRO 340: Dancing Black Popular Culture

AFST 199: Undergraduate Open Seminar

ANTH 102: Human Origins & Culture

ANTH 103: Anthro in a Changing World

ANTH 104/LING 104: Talking Culture

ANTH 105: World Archeology

ANTH 209: Food, Culture, and Society

ANTH 210/HDFS 220: Families in Global Perspective

ARTH 110: Intro. to the Hist. of Art and Visual. Culture 

ARTH 299: Topics in Art History: African Arts & Architecture

BADM 338: Global Supply Chain Management

BADM 380: International Business

BADM 381: Multinational Management

BADM 382: International Marketing

CWL 114: Global Consciousness and Lit

CWL 189: Literatures of the Islamic World

DANC 160: Dancing Techniques I

DANC 260: Dancing Techniques II

DANC 270: Dancing in Community I & II

DANC 360: Dancing Techniques III

EIL 214: TESL in the Elementary School

EIL 215: TESL in the Secondary School

ENGL 285: Postcolonial Literature in English

ESE 140: Climate and Global Change

GGIS 101: Global Development & Environment

GGIS 104: Social and Cultural Geography

GGIS 204: Cities of the World

GGIS 210: Social & Environmental Issues

GLBL 100: Intro to Global Studies

GLBL 220: Governance

GLBL 221: Geographies of Global Conflict

GLBL 296: Global St Foundation Seminar

GLBL 350: Poverty in a Global Context

GWS 100: Intro Gender & Women's Studies

HDFS 263/KIN 230/RST 230: Diversity in Recreation, Sport, Tourism

HDFS 379: HDFS Study Abroad Experience

HIST 100: Global History

HIST 104: Black Music

HIST 207: Digital Documentary Publishing

HIST 311: Global History of Intelligence

LAS 100: Success in LAS for International Students

LAS 291: Global Perspectives for Intercultural Learning

LAS 292: Global Perspectives in Cross-cultural Learning

LING 100: Intro to Language Science

LING 222: Language in Globalization

LING 250: American Voices: Linguistic Diversity in the US

MACS 261: Survey of World Cinema I

MUS 133: Introduction to World Music

PHIL 110/REL 110: World Religions

PS 180: Intro Politics of Globalization

PS 240: Intro to Comp Politics

PS 280: Intro to International Relations

PS 329: Immigration & Citizenship

REL 214/SAME 214: Introduction to Islam

SOC 270: Demography

SOCW 245: Doing Good through the Nonprofit Sector Social

UP 185: Cities in a Global Perspective

UP 260: Social Inequality and Planning

UP 327: International Creative Placemaking

Center for Latin America & Caribbean Studies

LAST 170: Introduction to Latin American Studies

LAST 210: Life in the Andes

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.

ANTH 272/GLBL 272/SAME 272/Turk 270: Languages and Culture in Turkey

BCS 115: South Slavic Cultures

CWL 245/POL 245: Survey of Polish Literature

EURO 385/FR 385/GER 385/PS 385: Politics of the European Union

HIST 254/SCAN 225: Vikings to Volvos: Scandinavian History

HIST 356: Modern Balkans through Literature and Film

REES 200: Intro to Russia and Eurasia

RUSS 220: Golden Age of Russian Literature

RUSS 322: Dostoevsky

UKRA 113: Ukrainian Culture

 

Spring 2023

UKR 113: Ukranian Culture

Center for African Studies

ACE 251: The Word Food Economy Global

ACES 293: International Internship

AFRO 100: Introduction to African American Studies

AFRO 101: Black America, 1619-Present

AFRO 276: Afro-American History Since 1877

AFRO 340: Dancing Black Popular Culture

AFST 199: Undergraduate Open Seminar

ANTH 103: Anthro in a Changing World

ANTH 105: World Archaeology

ANTH 209: Food, Culture, and Society

ANTH 210: Families in Global Perspectives

ANTH 230: Sociocultural Anthropology

ANTH 268: Images of the Other

ANTH 278: Climate Change & Civilization

ARAB 150: Language and Culture of the Arab World

ARTH 110: Introduction to History of Art and Visual Culture

ARTH 219: Islamic Gardens and Architecture

ARTH 299: African Atlantic History/Visual Culture

BADM 338: Global  Supply Chain Management

BADM 380: International Business

BADM 381: Multinational Management

BADM 382: International Marketing

CWL190: Moder Asian and African Literatures

CWL 223: The Qur'an (Koran)

CWL 259: Early African American Literature

CWL 260: Modern African American Literature

CWL 317: Francophone Worlds

DANC 270: Dancing in Community I & II

EIL 214: TESL in the Elementary School

EIL 215: TESL in the Secondary School

ENGL 259: Early African American Literature and Culture

ENGL 285: Postcolonial Literature in English

ENGL 301: Introduction to Critical Theory

ENGL 357: Literatures of the Displaced

ENGL 360: Environmental Writing

ESE 103: Earth's Physical Systems

ESE 117: The Oceans

ESE 118: Natural Disasters

ESE 140: Climate and Global Change

ESE 208: History of the Earth System

ESE 210: Social & Environmental Issues

ESE 287: Environment and Society

ESE 320: Water Planet, Water Crisis

GGIS 101: Global Development & Environment

GGIS 204: Cities of the World

GGIS 221: Geographies of Global Conflict

GLBL 100: Introduction to Global Studies

GLBL 240: Global Health

GLBL 250: Development

GLBL 260: Global Human Rights

GLBL 270: Introduction to Global Markets and Society

GLBL 298: Global Studies Seminar Abroad

GLBL 340: Global Health: Policy & Governance

GLBL 392: International Diplomacy and Negotiation

GLBL 357: Ethnic Conflict

GWS 100: Introduction to Gender & Women's Studies

GWS 215: US Citizenship Comparatively

GWS 316: Global Histories of Gender

GWS 350: Feminist and Gender Theory

GWS 380: Black Women History and Culture

HDFS 105: Introduction to Human Development

HDFS 379: HDFS Study Abroad Experience

HIST 100: Global History

HIST 112: History of Africa from 1800

HIST 142: Modern Europe and the World

HIST 211: History of Southern Africa

KIN 230: Diversity in Recreation, Sport, and Tourism

LAS 291: Global Perspectives for Intercultural Learning

LAS 292: Global Perspectives in Cross-Cultural Contexts

LAS 299: LAS Study Abroad

LER 200: Globalization and Workers

LING 100: Introduction to Language Science

LING 222: Language in Globalization

LING 250: American Voices: Linguistic Diversity in the US

MACS 262: Survey of World Cinema II

MACS 373: Special Topics if Film Studies

MUS 110: Introduction Art Mus: International Perspective

MUS 132: Popular Music Studies

MUS 133: Introduction to World Musci

PHIL 110: World Religions

PS 241: Comparative Politics in Developing Nations

PS 280: Introduction to International Relations

PS 355: Democratization

PS 358: Comparative Political Behavior

PS 392: International Organizations and Regionalism

PS 398: Strategic International Relations

SOC 223: Black Women in Contemporary US Society

SOC 325: Black Men and Masculinity

SOC 350: Technology and Society

SOC 355: Race and Mixed Race

SOC 364: Impacts of Globalization

UP 160: Race, Social Justice, and Cities

UP 260: Social Inequality and Planning

Center for Latin America & Caribbean Studies

ABE 232: Contextual Engineering

AIS 285: Indigenous Thinkers

ANTH 230: Advanced Intro to Sociocultural Anthropolgy

ANTH 399: Collaborative Methodololgies

ARTS 252: Making & Meaning: Crafting Identity

CHP 199: Immigration: A Global Phenomenon with Local Implications

GLBL 298: Heritage, Tourism, and Archaeology of the Incas

HIST 312: Immigrant America

LAST 170: Introduction to Latin America

LAST 210: Life in the Andes

LAST 395: Special Topics: Archaeology Field School Peru

LLS/MACS 250: Latinex Disney

PS 199: Human Rights, Politics, and Culture in Argentina

PS 355: Democratization

SPAN 308: Spanish in the US

SPAN 326: Sexo y Podor

SPAN 326: Health Professions US Latinx Communities

SPAN 395: Linguistic Communities and Social Justice

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.

GER 261/ CWL 273/ ENGL 269/ JS 261: The Holocaust in Context*

HIST 142/143 AP: Modern Europe and the World*

HIST 260: History of Russia

POL 115/REES 115: Intro to Polish Culture

REES 201: Introduction to Eastern Europe

RUSS 122: Russia and Black America

RUSS 225: Russian Lit and Revolution

SOC 366: Postsocialism Eastern Europe

TURK 270/ANTH 272/GLBL 272/SAME 272: Language and Culture in Turkey

Women & Gender in Global Perspectives

The courses below are part of the joint certificate in Global Health

GLBL 240: Global Health

GLBL 340: Global Health: Policy & Governance