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Learning Outcomes

• Understand historical themes, narratives and events that have defined living conditions for populations in different regions, countries and settings.
• Identify the locations of countries, regions, ethnic groups and religious groups in global context.
• Develop cultural and religious fluency necessary to recognize and understand core perspectives, experiences and values influential to population experiences.
• Recognize the foundations, structures and realities created by various political systems practiced in different regions of the world today.

Required Courses

Choose three (3) of the following:

• HIS 111 - Global Viewpoints in History
• HIS 109 - World History Since 1500
• GEO 100 - Global Viewpoints on Geography and the Human Landscape
• ANT 201 - World Cultures
• PSC 102 - Comparative Politics
• REL 200 - World Religions and Cultures

All courses are offered both face-to-face and online, except GEO 100 and REL 200, which are offered face-to-face only