Minor in Global Studies
The Minor in Global Studies promotes an understanding of how globalization impacts the physical and human environment. The minor allows students who are already enrolled in other degree programs at CSUSB to gain an abbreviated interdisciplinary perspective in the study of globalization. The goal is to better understand how the social, cultural, political and economic spheres of human life effect, and are affected by, globalization.
Requirements for a minor in Global Studies (21 units)
Lower-division requirements (12) | ||
GEOG 1010 | Introduction to Human Geography | 3 |
GEOG 1650 | World Regions and Peoples | 3 |
GEOG 2200 | Introduction to Global Studies | 3 |
GEOG 2201 | Issues in the Global System | 3 |
Upper-division requirements (9) | ||
Students must take a minimum of 9 units from the following: | 9 | |
Cultural Entanglements and the Global Economy | ||
Global Cinema | ||
Political Economy | ||
Business and Asian Culture | ||
French for Reading 1 | ||
French for Reading 2 | ||
Social Geography | ||
Cultural Geography | ||
Economic Geography | ||
Political Geography | ||
Migration and Borderlands | ||
Emerging Topics in Human Geography | ||
Emerging Topics in Environmental Studies | ||
Emerging Topics in Global Studies | ||
US-Mexico Border Region | ||
Emerging World Regions | ||
Advanced World Regions | ||
Globalization and Identity | ||
Global Governance and the United Nations System | ||
Model United Nations Practicum (Fall Semester MUN Team) | ||
Model United Nations Practicum (Spring Semester MUN Team) | ||
International Law | ||
Global Issues and Perspectives | ||
or SSCI 3001 | Global Issues and Perspectives | |
Total Units | 21 |