Globalization Studies BA, Four-Year Plan
Geography & Planning Department,
College of Arts and Sciences
Interdisciplinary Studies with a faculty-initiated concentration in Globalization Studies.
Year One
Year One: Fall
- AGLO 103 (INTLPER)
- AANT 119 or AATM 100 or AATM 107 or AGOG 101 (DP-NATSCI)
- Foreign Language (LANG) 1 (Major)
- Arts (DP-ARTS)
- Elective
Year One: Spring
- AECO 110 (DP-SOCSCI)
- Foreign Language (LANG) 2 (Major)
- Writing and Critical Inquiry (WCI)
- Professional Development or Elective
- Elective
Year One: Summer
- Consider coursework
- Consider study abroad options (Possible credit for GLO 402 and other GLO equivalent courses)
Year Two
Year Two: Fall
- AGLO 225 or AGOG 225 or AUSP 225
- Foreign Language (LANG) 3 (Major)
- Minor Course
- Humanities (DP-HUM)
- Mathematics and Statistics (MATH)
Year Two: Spring
- AGLO 303
- AANT 108 or AGOG 102 or RPOS 102 or ASOC 200
- Minor Course
- U.S. History (CH-USHIS1): Regents < 85 or U.S. History (CH-USHIS2): Regents 85 +
- Professional Development or Elective
Year Two: Summer
- Consider a summer job or internship in the area of your studies
- Consider study abroad options (Possible credit for GLO 402 and other GLO equivalent courses)
Year Three
Year Three: Fall
- GLO Regional Foci 1
- Minor Course
- Challenges for the 21st Century (CHALLENGES)
- Elective
- Elective
Year Three: Spring
- GLO Global Perspectives 300-400 level course
- GLO Regional Foci 2
- Minor Course
- Elective
- Professional Development or Elective
Year Three: Summer
- Consider summer employment or internship in the area of your studies
- Consider study abroad options (Possible credit for GLO 402 and other GLO equivalent courses)
Year Four
Year Four: Fall
- GLO Global Perspectives 300-400 Level Course
- Minor Course
- Elective
- Elective
- Elective
Year Four: Spring
- AGLO 403Z
- GLO Global Perspectives 300-400 Level Course
- Minor Course
- Elective
- Professional Development or Elective
Year Four: Summer
Congratulations, you've completed your degree!
Notes
General Education Requirements, for students matriculating Fall 2014 and after
- Mathematics and Statistics (MATH)
- Writing and Critical Inquiry (WCI)
- Arts (DP-ARTS)
- Humanities (DP-HUM)
- Natural Sciences (DP-NATSCI)
- Social Sciences (DP-SOCSCI)
- U.S. History (CH-USHIS1): Regents < 85 or U.S. History (CH-USHIS2): Regents 85 +
- International Perspectives (INTLPER)
- Foreign Language (LANG)
- Challenges for the 21st Century (CHALLENGES)
Credit bearing Professional Development Options
- Community Service (RSSW 290, 291 and 390)
- Research within major
- University Internship
- Departmental Internship
- Community Engaged Coursework
- Study Abroad
- Tutoring Opportunities
This is a suggested course sequence.