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Required Courses |
Description |
Credit Hours |
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GEOG 300 |
Population Geography |
3 |
| GEOG 344 | Economic Geography and Development Issues |
3
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GEOG 475 |
Political Geography |
3 |
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GEOG 390 |
Research Design |
1 |
| Global Issues Specialization Electives (see table below) |
18
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| Cognate* |
6
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Total Hours |
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34
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Global Issues Specialization
Each student in the Global Studies concentration, with the approval of his/her advisor, must develop an 18-credit specialization in a global issue area such as World Population Patterns, World Agricultural Systems, Global Politics or Patterns of Economic Development.
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Possible
Specialization Courses |
Description |
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ANTH 300 |
Anthropology of Diet and Nutrition |
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ANTH/SOCI/SOWK 348 |
Third World Societies |
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ANTH 355 |
Culture and Ecology |
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ANTH/SOCI 352 |
Birth, Death, Sex: Exploring Detnography |
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ECON 312 |
Comparative Economic Systems |
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ECON 365 |
Economic Development |
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ECON 405 |
Political Economy |
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GECO 270 |
International Economic Systems |
| GEOG 250 | Agricultural Systems and Global Food Production |
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GEOG 335 |
Geography of Africa |
| GEOG 337 | Geography of Latin America |
| GEOG 346 | Geography of Europe |
| GEOG 348 | Russia and the Former U.S.S.R. |
| GEOG 349 | Geography of East Asia |
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GEOL 340 |
Soils and Land Use |
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HTH 367 |
Comparative International Health |
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HTH 368 |
International Health and Nutrition Studies |
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ISAT 311 |
Role if Energy in Modern Society |
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NUTR 380 |
Global Nutrition |
| POSC 339 | Politics of Communist and Post-communist Systems |
| POSC 350 | Latin American Politics |
| POSC 355 | East Asian Politics |
| REL 312 | Religions of East Asia |
| SOCI 339 | Sociology of Women |
*In addition to the above coursework, students will complete a cognate (6 credits) that demonstrates advanced competency in an approved skill area (e.g. foreign language, world regional focus, statistics/mathematical modeling, technical writing, economics or applied geographic information science). Finally, all students in the Global Studies Concentration are encouraged to participate in an international experience.
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