Global Studies Major, Global Cultural Studies Concentration

Program Requirements

  • Total Units Required: 36
  • Grade Requirement: Students must receive a grade of C+ or higher in all courses.

The concentration in Global Cultural Studies focuses on the practical and theoretical issues arising from cross-cultural encounters around the world. Students will study these issues by both examining conventional cultural products (e.g., literature, film, visual art, new media) and investigating their broader political and social contexts. This concentration addresses compelling issues of cultural interchange for students interested in cultures for their own sake as well as in careers in NGOs and international business and law.

Concentration Objectives

The Global Cultural Studies concentration is committed to interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary problems. Students may take courses in the language and literature disciplines as well as in anthropology; art history; film; history; music; religious studies; and women, gender, and sexuality studies.

General Requirements

One semester of language must be completed before declaring the major.

  • Students must complete a minimum of 36 units in Global Studies, including at least three courses focused on a world area.
  • Students must complete at least 24 units at the 3000 level or above, including courses across a minimum of three academic disciplines.
  • Students must complete at least 6 units at the 4000 level, no more than 3 of which may be directed research or independent study.
  • In addition to the 36 units, students must complete a four-semester sequence of courses in one modern language appropriate to their concentration.

These requirements may be fulfilled only with college-level coursework undertaken during a student's undergraduate enrollment. Courses must be taken for a grade, and a student must receive a grade of C+ or higher in all courses.

This concentration requires 36 units of coursework:

  • 3 units of core coursework: GLOBAL 3020 Global Futures
  • 6 units of disciplinary introductions and methods coursework (from two different disciplines; 1000-2000 level)
  • 9 units of world area coursework (any level)*
  • 18 units of advanced coursework (at least one course must focus on gender, race, or class) (3000-4000 level)
*

Of the three required world area courses, one must be at the advanced level. The other two courses may be taken at any level.

Africa, East Asia, Eurasia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, South Asia, and North America are considered world areas for the Global Cultural Studies concentration. A student must complete two courses in one of these world areas and one course in another world area.

Note: A single course may satisfy more than one of the distribution requirements (i.e., disciplinary; gender, race, class; or world area). Some of these requirements may be completed while abroad.

Disciplinary Introductory and Methods Courses

Students choose two courses from this list,* for a total of 6 units:

AFAS 2550 Introduction to Africana Studies3
ANTHRO 1520 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
ARTARCH 1510 Introduction to Asian Art3
ARTARCH 1515 History of Western Art, Architecture & Design3
ARTARCH 2020 Introduction to Modern Art, Architecture and Design3
COMPLITTHT 1106 First-Year Seminar: Seeing is Believing: Visuality, Power and Truth3
COMPLITTHT 2109 Modern Political Thought: Text & Traditions3
COMPLITTHT 2110World Literature3
COMPLITTHT 3121 Introduction to Digital Humanities3
ECON 1501 Introduction to Microeconomics3
ECON 1502 Introduction to Macroeconomics3
FILM 2200 Introduction to Film Studies3
FYP 1133Legacies of the Silk Road3
GLOBAL 1101Migration in the Global World3
GLOBAL 1103 First-Year Sem: Bridging London: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of One of the World's Great Cities3
GLOBAL 1104 First-Year Seminar: Chinatown: Migration, Identity, and Space3
GLOBAL 1106Geographies of Globalization and Development3
GLOBAL 1107Global Migration and Transnational Cultures in Modern Times3
GLOBAL 1109 First-Year Seminar: Mapping the World: Introduction to Human Geography3
GLOBAL 2000 Crossing Borders: An Introduction to Institutions and Concepts in Global Studies3
HISTORY 1146 Introduction to World History: The Second World War in World History3
HISTORY 1151Health and Disease in World History3
HISTORY 1500Silver, Slaves and the State: Globalization in the 18th Century3
Introduction to Literature courses as appropriate (English, Comp Lit, or foreign language)3
IPH 2110Introduction to Digital Humanities: Cultural Analysis in the Information Age3
LING 1600 Introduction to Linguistics3
MUSIC 1040 Musics of the World3
PHIL 1030 Problems in Philosophy3
PHIL 1060 Present Moral Problems3
POLSCI 1200 International Politics3
POLSCI 1300 Introduction to Political Theory3
POLSCI 2102 Introduction to Migration Policy and Politics3
PSYCH 2210 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to Memory Studies3
SOC 2010 The Roots of Ferguson: Understanding Racial Inequality in the Contemporary U.S.3
WGSS 1102 First-Year Seminar: Gender, Sexuality and Settler Colonialism3
WGSS 1500 Introduction to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies3
WGSS 2070 Sexuality and the State: Introduction to Sexuality Studies3
WGSS 2101 Sophomore Seminar: Globalization and its Discontents3
*

Students may submit a request to add a course by following the instructions for the Petition Process.

World Area Courses

Of the three required world area courses, one must be at the advanced level, and it will be counted toward the 21 credits of advanced work needed to complete the major. The other two courses may be taken at any level. Examples of lower-level courses that may be used to satisfy this requirement include the following:

AFAS 1105 Imagining and Creating Africa: Youth, Culture and Change
AFAS 2090 African Studies: Mapping Urban Languages and Resistance in Africa
AFAS 2550 Introduction to Africana Studies
AMCS 2700 Topics in Asian American Studies: Introduction to Asian American & Pacific Islander Studies
CHINA 2270 Chinese Civilization
GLOBAL 1102 The Vietnam Wars
GLOBAL 1105 East Asia in the World
GLOBAL 2008 Modern European History: Migrations, Nation States, Identities
GLOBAL 2009 Introduction to European Studies
GLOBAL 2100 The Public Servant and Other Heroes: A History of Japan Through Film
HISTORY 1020 Introduction to Modern European History
HISTORY 1124 The Meaning of Pakistan: History, Culture, Art
HISTORY 2158 FYS: Outcasts and Outlaws: The History of Othering in Modern Europe
JAPAN 2260 Japanese Civilization
JIMES 2081 Introduction to Jewish Civilization
JIMES 2100 Introduction to Islamic Civilization
KOREA 2230 Korean Civilization
LATAM 1000 Latin America: Nation, Ethnicity and Social Conflict

Gender, Race, and Class Courses

Students pursuing this concentration are required to complete one upper-level course focused on gender, race, or class that is chosen from the following list:

AFAS 3062Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa3
AFAS 3360Zambaje: Afro-Indigenous Relations in Latin America3
AFAS 4090Gender, Sexuality and Change in Africa3
ANTHRO 3313Women and Islam3
ANTHRO 4134The AIDS Epidemic: Inequalities, Ethnography and Ethics3
ANTHRO 4365Sex, Gender, and Power3
ANTHRO 4366Europe's New Diversities3
ARCH 307XCommunity Building3
CHINA 4390Topics in Chinese Lit & History: Writing Women of the Late Imperial and Early Republican Periods3
COMPLITTHT 3101An Intellectual History of Sex and Gender3
COMPLITTHT 3300Topics in Comp Lit: The Asian Experience: Negotiating the In-Betweenness3
COMPLITTHT 4492Topics in Comp Lit: Writing from the Periphery: The Question of Chineseness3
ELIT 3106Topics in Asian American Literature: Gender and Sexuality in American Asian Lit3
ELIT 3111Topics in English & American Lit: Asian American Writings: Contesting American Constructions of the Alien Other3
GLOBAL 3248Intercultural Communication3
GLOBAL 3512"Model Minority": The Asian American Experience3
GLOBAL 3840Migration & Modernity: Human Mobility, Identity & State Formation in the Russian/Soviet/Post-Soviet Context3
GLOBAL 3880Topics in Migration and Identity3
GLOBAL 3890Furies and Die-Hards: Women in Rebellion and War3
GLOBAL 4036Children of Immigrants: Identity and Acculturation3
GLOBAL 4357The Holocaust in the Sephardic World3
GLOBAL 4414Gender Analysis in International Affairs3
HEBREW 3090Israeli Women Writers3
HISTORY 3049Chinese Diaspora: A Social History of Global Migration3
HISTORY 3087The Holocaust: History and Memory of the Nazi Genocide3
HISTORY 3094History of the Jews in Islamic Lands3
HISTORY 3104War, Genocide and Gender in Modern Europe3
HISTORY 3131Gender, Sexuality and Communism in 20th Century Europe3
HISTORY 3146Topics in European History: Modern European Women3
HISTORY 3951Imperialism and Sexuality: India, South Asia, and the World (WI)3
HISTORY 4038Beyond the Harem: Women, Gender and Revolution in the Modern Middle East3
ITAL 3500Topics in Italian Lit and Culture: Global Italy: Race, Gender, Migration and Citizenship3
ITAL 4302Divergent Voices: Italian Women Writers3
JAPAN 3260Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Mirrors and Masks: Gender and Sexuality in Japanese Literature3
JAPAN 4490Modern Japanese Women Writers3
JAPAN 4495Modern Japanese Women Writers: Writing-Intensive Seminar3
JIMES 3184A Rainbow Thread: A History of Queer Identitites in Judaism and Islam3
JIMES 4043Race and Ethnicity in the Middle East and North Africa3
KOREA 3550Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Sexing Korea: Gender & Sexuality in Korean Pop Culture3
KOREA 4550Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Gender in Korean Literature and Film3
LATAM 3020Survey of Brazilian Cultures: Race, Nation and Society3
LATAM 3060Survey of Southern Cone Cultures: Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay3
LATAM 4120Gender and Modernity in Latin America3
LATAM 4280Constructing the (Racial) Other: Race and Ethnicity in Latin America from the Colonial Caste System to U.S. Latinos3
RELPOL 3070Islam, Gender, Sexuality3
SOC 3190Gender in Society3
SOC 4170Global Structures and Problems3
SOC 4831Global Racial Systems3
SPAN 4500Special Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture: Spanish Women Writers from the Enlightenment to the Contemporary Period3
SPAN 4500Special Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture: Women's Writing in Latin America3
WGSS 3014Queer Citizenship3
WGSS 3041Making Sex and Gender: Understanding the History of the Body3
WGSS 3203Bodies Out of Bounds: Feminist and Queer Disability Studies3
WGSS 3256Sex Trafficking3
WGSS 3550Trans* Studies3
WGSS 3555Caste: Sexuality, Race and Globalization3
WGSS 3685Gender Violence3
WGSS 4085Everyday Unruliness: Feminist and Queer Resistance3
WGSS 4150Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory3
WGSS 4245Transnational Feminisims3

Advanced Courses

Students choose eight courses from current, relevant, internationally focused course offerings in the following departments.* All courses must be approved by the student's Global Studies advisor in order to count for the major. Visit the concentration webpage and concentration course list for the full list of options.

African and African-American Studies

  • Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa (AFAS 3062)
  • Topics on Africa: African Urban Futures (AFAS 3070)
  • Culture, Politics, and Society in Francophone Africa (AFAS 3113)
  • Capitalism, Socialism and Labor: The Political Economy of 20th Century Africa (AFAS 3117)
  • African Civilization: 1800 to the Present (AFAS 3130)
  • African Civilization to 1800 (AFAS 3160)
  • Visualizing Blackness: Histories of the African Diaspora (AFAS 3320)
  • Zambaje: Afro-Indigenous Relations in Latin America (AFAS 3360)
  • Emerging Africa: Language, Identity and Social Change (AFAS 3385)
  • Undoing Empire: Introduction to Postcolonial Writing and Art (AFAS 3550)
  • Topics in Caribbean History: Beyond Sea, Sunshine and Soca: Blacks in the Caribbean (AFAS 3600)
  • Language and Society in Africa: The Polics of Identity and Empowerment (AFAS 3680)
  • Senegal: History, Politics and Culture (AFAS 3690)
  • Terror and Violence in the Black Atlantic (AFAS 3880)
  • Readings in Swahili Literature (AFAS 4030)
  • Gender, Sexuality and Change in Africa (AFAS 4090)
  • Topics in Resistance Studies: Rastafari, Reggae and Resistance (AFAS 4102)
  • Topics in African History: Power and Rebellion in 20th Century Africa (AFAS 4170)
  • Sufism and Islamic Brotherhoods in Africa (AFAS 4213)
  • Engineering Authority: Design, Architecture, and Power in Africa (AFAS 4160)
  • What is Africanfuturism? 21st Century African Speculative Fiction (AFAS 4270)

American Cultural Studies

  • The Ugly Caribbean (AMCS 3707)

Anthropology

  • Anthropology of Refugees, Asylum and Forced Migration (ANTHRO 3038)
  • Africa: Peoples and Cultures (ANTHRO 3045)
  • Archaeology of China: Food and People (ANTHRO 3163)
  • Culture and Health (ANTHRO 3170)
  • Food, Culture, and Power (ANTHRO 3215)
  • Introduction to Global Health (ANTHRO 3283)
  • Health, Healing and Ethics: Intro to Medical Anthropology (ANTHRO 3310)
  • Women and Islam (ANTHRO 3313)
  • Economies as Cultural Systems (ANTHRO 3391)
  • Culture and Environment (ANTHRO 3610)
  • Social Landscapes in Global View (ANTHRO 3740)
  • Transnational Reproductive Health Issues: Meanings, Technologies, Practices (ANTHRO 4022)
  • Culture, Illness and Healing in Asia (ANTHRO 4033)
  • Argumentation Through Ethnography (ANTHRO 4123)
  • The AIDS Epidemic: Inequalities, Ethnography and Ethics (ANTHRO 4134)
  • Anthropology of Food (ANTHRO 4215)
  • Social and Cultural Change (ANTHRO 4270)
  • Sex, Gender, and Power (ANTHRO 4365)
  • Europe’s New Diversities (ANTHRO 4366)
  • Culture, Power, Knowledge (ANTHRO 4367)
  • Writing Culture (ANTHRO 4481)
  • Social Theory and Anthropology (ANTHRO 4772)
  • Advanced GIS Modeling and Landscape Analysis (ANTHRO 4803)

Applied Linguistics

  • Second Language Acquisition and Technology (APL 4023)
  • Linguistics and Language Learning (APL 4111)
  • Reading Across Languages and Cultures: Theory, Research and Practice (APL 4692)

Arabic

  • Introduction to Arabic Literature (ARAB 3050)
  • Iraqi Literature (ARAB 3070)
  • Topics in Modern Arabic Literature in Translation: Narrating Palestine (ARAB 4130)
  • Topics in Modern Arabic Literature in Translation: The Syrian Revolution: Literature, Art, Ideology (ARAB 4130)

Architecture

  • Community Building (A46 Arch 307X)

Art History

  • Topics in Art History (WI): Fauvism and Expressionism in Europe, c. 1905-1945 (ARTARCH 3000)
  • African Arts in Context: Patronage, Globalisms and Inventiveness (ARTARCH 3090)
  • Japanese Art (ARTARCH 3155)
  • Early Chinese Art: from Human Sacrifice to the Silk Road (ARTARCH 3160)
  • Classical to Contemporary Chinese Art (ARTARCH 3180)
  • Modern & Contemporary Chinese Art (ARTARCH 3181)
  • Chinese Painting Then and Now (ARTARCH 3200)
  • Pleasure and Pain: European Fashion as (Art) History (ARTARCH 3380)
  • The Baroque: Art in an Age of Crisis (ARTARCH 3407)
  • The Modernist Project: Art in Europe and the US, 1905-1980 (ARTARCH 3500)
  • Rococo to Revolution: Art in 18th Century Europe (ARTARCH 3520)
  • Rejecting Reason: Dada and Surrealism in Europe and the United States (ARTARCH 3590)
  • Contemporary Art (ARTARCH 3610)
  • Modern Sculpture: Canova to Koons (ARTARCH 3637)
  • The Architectural Imaginary: Dialogues Between Art and Architecture in the 20Th Century (ARTARCH 3889)
  • Alterna-Art (ARTARCH 3972)
  • African Art: A User’s Guide (ARTARCH 4080)
  • The Forbidden City (ARTARCH 4265)
  • Japanese Prints: Courtesans, Actors and Travelers (ARTARCH 4296)
  • East, Meet West: Asia Encounters Europe (ARTARCH 4320)
  • The Century of Picasso (ARTARCH 4545)
  • Gauguin Then and Now: Art, Myth and Controversy (ARTARCH 4575)
  • The Impressionist Landscape: Style, Place and Global Legacies 1870-1920 (ARTARCH 4605)
  • Impressionism and the Nation in France and Beyond: Painting and Photography 1860-1920 (ARTARCH 4610)
  • From the Death of the Author to the Birth of YouTube: Identity in Contemporary Art (ARTARCH 4725)
  • Globalization and Contemporary Art (ARTARCH 4726)
  • 1968 and Its Legacy (ARTARCH 4735)
  • Marking History: Painting and Sculpture After World War II in the US, France and Germany (ARTARCH 4879)

Children's Studies

  • Children and Childhood in World Religions (CHST 3410)

Chinese

  • Historical Landscape and National Identity in Modern China (CHINA 3160)
  • Contemporary Chinese Popular Culture (CHINA 3210)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: The Art of War & Peace: Modern Reception of the Three Kingdoms Story (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Chinese Cities in the Global Context (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Literature & Culture: The Cultural Lives of the Environment in China, 1949-Present (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Poets, Musicians and Revolutionaries: Modern Chinese Poetry (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Screen Culture in the Sinophone World (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Stories & Storytelling in Late Imperial China (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Stranger Things: Tales of the Supernatural in Chinese Literature (CHINA 3300)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Three Streams: Major Religious Traditions in Pre-modern East Asia (CHINA 3300)
  • Early and Imperial Chinese Literature (CHINA 3410)
  • Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature (CHINA 3420)
  • US-China Relations: from 1949 to the Present (CHINA 3500)
  • Culture and Politics in the People’s Republic of China: New Approaches (CHINA 4240)
  • Urban Culture in Modern China (CHINA 4510)
  • The Chinese Theater (CHINA 4670)
  • Reading Seminar in Modern Chinese Lit: Envisioning a New China: The May Fourth Era, 1919-1949 (CHINA 4790)
  • Reading Seminar in Chinese Popular Lit & Culture: Writing Stories in Late Imperial China (CHINA 4800)
  • Topics in Modern Chinese Literature: History, Memory and Identity (CHINA 4890)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Chinese Cities in the Global Context (CHINA 4590)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Commentary, Philology, & Theories of Reading in East Asian History (CHINA 4590)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: History and Fictionality in East Asian Cinema (CHINA 4590)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & Culture: Jingju (Beijing/Peking Opera) (CHINA 4590)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & History: Literary Representation of Colonial Modernity: Taiwan & East Asia (CHINA 4390)
  • Topics in Chinese Lit & History: Writing Women of the Late Imperial and Early Republican Periods (CHINA 4390)
  • Guided Readings in Chinese (CHINA 4905)

Classics

  • Greek History: The Dawn of Democracy (CLASSICS 3450)

Comparative Literature and Thought

  • Intro to Comparative Arts (COMPLITTHT 3030)
  • Intro to Comparative Arts: The 20th Century (COMPLITTHT 3030)
  • Intro to Comparative Arts: Cultural Constructs (COMPLITTHT 3030)
  • Modern Jewish Writers (COMPLITTHT 3060)
  • An Intellectual History of Sex and Gender (COMPLITTHT 3101)
  • World-Wide Translation: Language, Culture, Technology (COMPLITTHT 3203)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: After the End Post-Conflict, Cultures in Comparison (COMPLITTHT 3300)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: First Modern Novel (COMPLITTHT 3300)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: Finding China: From Sojourners to Settlers in Chinese Diaspora and Chinese American Literature (COMPLITTHT 3300)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: The Asian Experience: Negotiating the In-Betweeness (COMPLITTHT 3300)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: The Trope of "China" in the Imagination of the Chinese Diaspora (COMPLITTHT 3300)
  • Paris and New York: The Art of the City (COMPLITTHT 3320)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: Central European Modernisms (COMPLITTHT 3320)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: Narratives of Childhood (COMPLITTHT 3320)
  • Topics in Comp Literature: Points of Intersection (COMPLITTHT 3320)
  • Literature and Ethics: Out of Cruelty (COMPLITTHT 3530)
  • Modern Near Eastern Literatures (COMPLITTHT 3580)
  • Intro to Comparative Literature (COMPLITTHT 4020)
  • Topics in Lit and History: The Empire Writes Back (COMPLITTHT 4112)
  • Topics in Lit and History: Shifting Boundaries: The Question of National Literature (COMPLITTHT 4112)
  • Topics in Lit and History: Constructing Strangeness (COMPLITTHT 4112)
  • Imagining the City: Crime and Commerce in Early Modern London (COMPLITTHT 4260)
  • Topics in Comp Lit: Using Narrative Theory (COMPLITTHT 4492)
  • Topics in Comp Lit: Writing from the Periphery: The Question of Chineseness (COMPLITTHT 4492)
  • The Unmaking and Remaking of Europe: The Literature and History of the Great War of 1914-1918 (COMPLITTHT 4931)

Dance

  • Dance Spectrum (DANCE 3080)

Drama

  • Theater Cultural Studies III: Melodrama to Modernism (DRAMA 3300)

East Asian Languages and Cultures

  • Topics in Early Modern Korea: Guns, Tobacco, and Sweet Potato: A History of Material Culture (EALC 3250)
  • Topics in East Asian Religions: The Lotus Sutra in East Asia: Buddhism, Art, Literature (EALC 3340)
  • Writing New Horizons: Explorers, Envoys, and Other Encounters in Korean Travel Narratives (EALC 3400)
  • US-China Relations from Conflict to Engagement, 1949-2016 (EALC 3600)
  • US-China Relations, 2017-present (EALC 3610)
  • Imagined Pasts: Traditional Korea Through Film (EALC 3750)
  • EALC Seminar: East Asian Buddhism (EALC 3800)
  • EALC Seminar: East Asian Buddhism: Chan/Son/Zen (EALC 3800)
  • EALC Seminar: Kitchen, Studio, Factory: Making in East Asia (EALC 3800)
  • EALC Seminar: Screening East Asia: From Scroll Painting to Haptic Interface (EALC 3800)
  • Nature, Technology and Medicine in Korea (EALC 4200)
  • Culture and Politics in the People’s Republic of China: New Approaches (EALC 4240)
  • Topics in Religion & Culture in East Asia: Women, Confucianism and Buddhism in East Asia (EALC 4250)
  • Topics in Chinese Media Culture: Charting Identity in the Digital Age (EALC 4300)
  • Urban Culture in Modern China (EALC 4510)
  • Topics in Japanese Culture: Daily Life in Early Modern Japan (EALC 4710)
  • Topics in Japanese Culture: Otaku: Anime and Beyond (EALC 4710)
  • Topics in Japanese Culture: Reminiscences of Childhood and Youth (EALC 4710)
  • Worldviews, World-Building, and World Literature: New Approaches to Chinese Literature (EALC 4750)
  • Guided Readings in EALC (EALC 4930)

English Literature

  • Introduction to Literary Theory (ELIT 3000)
  • The Writing of the Indian Subcontinent (ELIT 3104)
  • Caribbean Literature in English (ELIT 3105)
  • Topics in Asian American Literature: Gender and Sexuality in American Asian Lit (ELIT 3106)
  • Topics in English & American Lit: Contemporary Literature of the East West Divide (ELIT 3107)
  • Topics in English & American Lit: International Modernism (ELIT 3107)
  • Topics in English & American Lit: Asian American Writings: Contesting American Constructions of the Alien Other (ELIT 3111)
  • Topics in English & American Lit: British Fiction 1900-1945 (ELIT 3111)
  • Topics in English Lit: British & Anglophone Fiction 1945 – Present (ELIT 3113)
  • Topics in English Lit: Turn and Face the Strange: Alienation & Transformation in Modern Lit and Contemporary Music (ELIT 3113)
  • Selected English Authors: Jane Austen (ELIT 3125)
  • Introduction to Postcolonial Literature (ELIT 3138)
  • Topics in Lit: Drama Queens: Cleopatra in Elizabethan England (ELIT 3140)
  • Topics in Lit: 20th Century Irish Poetry: Yeats and Heaney (ELIT 3173)
  • Victorian Literature 1830-1890/The Victorian Novel: Dickens and Eliot (ELIT 4109)
  • Topics in Irish Lit: Modern Irish Narrative and the Troubles, 1898-1998 (ELIT 4133)
  • Topics in Irish Lit: Modern Irish Poetry (ELIT 4133)
  • English Novel of the 19th Century (ELIT 4137)
  • Topics in English Lit I: The Novel and Globalization (ELIT 4146)
  • Frankenstein: Origins and Afterlives (ELIT 4155)

Environmental Studies

  • IPCC: Governance, Policy and Science (ENST 4527)

Film and Media Studies

  • British Cinema: A History (FILM 3200)
  • French Film Culture (FILM 3250)
  • Samurai, Rebels, and Bandits: The Japanese Period Film (FILM 3260)
  • History of World Cinema (FILM 3400)
  • Transnational Cinema(s): Film Flows in a Changing World (FILM 3410)
  • Women and Film (FILM 3660)
  • Film Theory (FILM 4200)
  • Renegades and Radicals: The Japanese New Wave (FILM 4310)
  • Global Art Cinema (FILM 4320)
  • Memory, Tears, and Longing: East Asian Melodrama Film (FILM 4430)
  • Major Film Directors: Oshima Nagisa and the Japanese New Wave (FILM 4580)
  • Screening the Holocaust (FILM 4750)
  • Visualizing Orientalism: Art, Cinema and the Imaginary East 1850-2000 (FILM 4850)

French

  • French Culture and Civilization: The New Face of France (FRENCH 3015)
  • Topics I: Sport et Societe (FRENCH 3210)
  • Topics II: In Perspective: Graphic Novels (FRENCH 3220)
  • Topics II: In Perspective: The French New World (FRENCH 3220)
  • French Lit I: Dramatic Voices: Poets and Playwrights (FRENCH 3250)
  • French Lit II: Narrative Voices: Fiction and Non-Fiction (FRENCH 3260)
  • In-Depth: Science Fiction (FRENCH 3740)
  • In-Depth: Medical Narratives, Narrative Medicine (FRENCH 3750)
  • Cinema and Society (FRENCH 3760)
  • Advanced French and Translation (FRENCH 4131)
  • The 19th Century Novel: From Realism to Naturalism to Huysmans (FRENCH 4150)
  • The French Islands: Isles and Exiles: Lit of the Francophone Tropics (FRENCH 4191)
  • Tragedy and Farce in African Francophone Literature (FRENCH 4192)
  • The 20th Century French Novel (FRENCH 4210)
  • Writing North Africa: Francophone Literature of the Maghreb (FRENCH 4590)
  • Topics in French Lit and History: Perspectives on Paris (FRENCH 4610)

German

  • Topics in Holocaust Studies: Children in the Shadow of the Swastika (GERMAN 3060)
  • German Literature and the Modern Era (GERMAN 3080)
  • German Thought and the Modern Era (GERMAN 3081)
  • Germany Today (GERMAN 4040)
  • German Lit and Culture: 1914 to the Present (GERMAN 4063)
  • German Lit and Culture: How “Natur” became “Umwelt”: Ecocriticism from a German Perspective (GERMAN 4063)
  • Studies in Genre: German Drama (GERMAN 4070)
  • Topics in German Studies: Kafka and his Contemporaries (GERMAN 4080)
  • Topics in German Studies: Mehrsprachiges Deutschland (Multilingual Germany) (GERMAN 4080)
  • Topics in German Studies: Telling Tales - The Magical, the Wondrous, and the Strange (1500-present) (GERMAN 4080)
  • Topics in German Studies: The Book Was Better Than the Movie: Literary Adaptations in the Age of Multimedia (GERMAN 4080)
  • Contemporary German Literature (GERMAN 4380)

Global Studies

  • Global Health and Language (GLOBAL 3006)
  • Topics in Global Studies: Modern Indian Literature (GLOBAL 3008)
  • Topics in Global Studies: State Building in China and Beyond (GLOBAL 3008)
  • Global Futures (GLOBAL 3020)
  • Chinese Economy in World History (GLOBAL 3176)
  • Learning to Use GIS in Development, Area Studies and International Affairs (GLOBAL 3183)
  • Intercultural Communication (GLOBAL 3248)
  • Global Surveillance Culture (GLOBAL 3511)
  • "Model Minority": The Asian American Experience (GLOBAL 3512)
  • Andean History: Culture and Politics (GLOBAL 3566)
  • Borders, Checkpoints, and the Frontiers of Literature (GLOBAL 3602)
  • Anarchism: History, Theory and Praxis (GLOBAL 3641)
  • Russian Literature and Empire OR Russian Literature at the Borders: Multiculturalism and Ethnic Conflict (GLOBAL 3740)
  • Topics in Russian Literature and Culture: Madmen or Visionaries? (WI) (GLOBAL 3750)
  • Topics in Russian Literature and Culture: The Short Story (WI) (GLOBAL 3750)
  • Topics in Russian Literature and Culture: The Soviet Experiment through Novels and Novellas (GLOBAL 3750)
  • Nabokov and Others: Emigration, Literature, Identity (GLOBAL 3790)
  • Nabokov in Europe and America (GLOBAL 3790)
  • From McDonald’s to K-Pop: New Movements in East Asia (GLOBAL 3822)
  • Migration & Modernity: Human Mobility, Identity & State Formation in the Russian/Soviet/Post-Soviet Context (GLOBAL 3840)
  • Empire in East Asia: Theory and History (GLOBAL 3860)
  • Interrogating “Crime and Punishment” (GLOBAL 3866)
  • Topics in Migration and Identity (GLOBAL 3880)
  • Furies and Die-Hards: Women in Rebellion and War (GLOBAL 3890)
  • Global Studies Research Methods Proseminar and Assistantship (GLOBAL 4007)
  • Children of Immigrants: Identity and Acculturation (GLOBAL 4036)
  • Islam, Immigration and the Future of European Culture (GLOBAL 4200)
  • International Relations in Latin America (GLOBAL 4201)
  • International Relations of Latin America (WI) (GLOBAL 4204)
  • The Holocaust in the Sephardic World (GLOBAL 4357)
  • Gender Analysis in International Affairs (GLOBAL 4414)
  • Latin American Populism and Neo-Populism (GLOBAL 4611)
  • Labor and Labor Movements in Global History (GLOBAL 4622)
  • 20th Century Latin American Revolutions (GLOBAL 4633)
  • The Indochina Wars (GLOBAL 4644)
  • War, Migration, and Human Rights (GLOBAL 4820)
  • Russia and the West: Creating and Representing Identity (GLOBAL 4868)
  • Reading War and Peace (GLOBAL 4869)
  • Global Asias (GLOBAL 4897)

Hebrew

  • Israeli Women Writers (HEBREW 3090)

Hindi

  • Religion and Culture in South and Southeast Asia (HINDI 3050)
  • Understanding Indian Literature Through Visual Media (HINDI 3090)

History

  • Historical Methods: Decolonization in the 20th Century (HISTORY 3006)
  • Historical Methods: African History (HISTORY 3007)
  • Historical Methods: Latin American History (HISTORY 3008)
  • Historical Methods: Middle Eastern History (HISTORY 3009)
  • Global War on Terrorism (HISTORY 3030)
  • Islamic History: 600-1200 (HISTORY 3039)
  • Early Modern China (HISTORY 3047)
  • Chinese Diaspora: A Social History of Global Migration (HISTORY 3049)
  • Modern Latin America (HISTORY 3070)
  • 19th Century China: Violence and Transformation (HISTORY 3085)
  • The Holocaust: History and Memory of the Nazi Genocide (HISTORY 3087)
  • Vienna, Prague, Budapest: Politics, Culture and Identity in Central Europe (HISTORY 3092)
  • Becoming “Modern”: Emancipation, Antisemitism and Nationalism in Modern Jewish History (HISTORY 3093)
  • History of the Jews in Islamic Lands (HISTORY 3094)
  • The World Is Not Enough: Europe's Global Empires, 1400-1750 (HISTORY 3103)
  • War, Genocide and Gender in Modern Europe (HISTORY 3104)
  • Riots and Revolution: A History of Modern France from 1789 to the Present (HISTORY 3109)
  • Modern Germany (HISTORY 3111)
  • Europe in the 20th Century: Unruly Populations (HSTORY 3116)
  • Gender, Sexuality and Communism in 20th Century Europe (HISTORY 3131)
  • Révolution with an Accent: The Haitian and French Revolutions, 1770-1805 (HISTORY 3135)
  • Socialist and Secular? A Social History of the Soviet Union (HISTORY 3137)
  • 20th Century Russian History (HISTORY 3138)
  • Topics in European History: Modern European Women (HISTORY 3146)
  • The First World War and the Making of Modern Europe (HISTORY 3148)
  • Heroes and Saints in India: Religion, Myth, History (HISTORY 3174)
  • Religion and Politics in South Asia (WI) (HISTORY 3214)
  • Hinduism and the Hindu Right (HISTORY 3277)
  • The Late Ottoman Middle East (HISTORY 3284)
  • A History of Modern China (HISTORY 3287)
  • Economic History of China: From the Silver Age to Reform and Opening, 1500-1990 (HISTORY 3289)
  • History of Global Capitalism: From Slavery to Neoliberalism (HISTORY 3294)
  • Modern South Asia (HISTORY 3295)
  • Environment and Empire (HISTORY 3296)
  • Modern Mexico (HISTORY 3313)
  • Japan Since 1868 (HISTORY 3322)
  • Out of the Shtetl: Jewish Life in Central and Eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries (HISTORY 3351)
  • Cultural Encounters: China and Eurasia Since the Middle Ages (HISTORY 3458)
  • Race, Ethnicity, and Migration: A Transatlantic History (HISTORY 3514)
  • Science and Society Since 1800 (HISTORY 3608)
  • Experts, Administrators, and Soldiers: Governance and Development in Post-Colonial Africa (HISTORY 3665)
  • Medicine, Healing and Experimentation in the Contours of Black History (HISTORY 3672)
  • The Cold War, 1945 – 1991 (HISTORY 3682)
  • Unruly Populations: Biopolitics in 20th-Century Europe (HISTORY 3715)
  • Between Sand and Sea: History, Environment, and Politics in the Arabian Peninsula (HISTORY 3813)
  • Secular and Religious: A Global History (GS 3922)
  • Imperialism and Sexuality: India, South Asia, and the World (WI) (HISTORY 3951)
  • The Fascist Challenge in Europe, 1919-1945 (HISTORY 4035)
  • Beyond the Harem: Women, Gender and Revolution in the Modern Middle East (HISTORY 4038)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: Mad: Mental Illness, Power and Resistance in Africa and the Caribbean (HISTORY 4056)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: Medicine, Disease and Empire (HISTORY 4057)
  • Humanitarianism and Human Rights (HISTORY 4092)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: Historical Perspectives on Human Rights (HISTORY 4116)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: Blood & Sacred Bodies: Ritual Murder & Host Desecration Accusations (HISTORY 4138)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: Inventing India (HISTORY 4150)
  • Palestine, Israel and the Arab-Israeli Conflict (HISTORY 4275)
  • Advanced Seminar in History: History of the Body (HISTORY 4889)

International Affairs (School of Continuing & Professional Studies)

  • Gender Analysis in International Affairs (CAPS-IA 5414)

International Studies (School of Continuing & Professional Studies)

  • US-Latin America Relations: Culture and Politics (CAPS-IS 309)
  • Reading Culture: Exploring Dystopias (CAPS-IS 314)
  • Latin American Pop and Media Culture: Languages of Modernity (CAPS-IS 315)
  • Cultures and Societies in East Asia (CAPS-IS 336)

Italian

  • Italian Literature II (WI) (ITAL 3240)
  • Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Society in Contemporary Italy (ITAL 3320)
  • Topics in Italian Lit and Culture: Global Italy: Race, Gender, Migration and Citizenship (ITAL 3500)
  • Disease, Madness, and Death Italian Style (ITAL 4080)
  • Divergent Voices: Italian Women Writers (ITAL 4302)
  • Caffé, Cadavers, Comedy and Castrati: Italy in the Age of the Grand Tour (ITAL 4370)

Japanese

  • The User’s Guide to Japanese Poetry (JAPAN 3240)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Japanese Fiction in the Postwar Period (JAPAN 3260)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Japanese Horror Cinema (JAPAN 3260)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Mirrors and Masks: Gender and Sexuality in Japanese Literature (JAPAN 3260)
  • Japanese Literature: Beginnings to 19th Century (JAPAN 3320)
  • The Modern Voice in Japanese Literature (JAPAN 3330)
  • Japanese Literature in Translation: Mystery Fiction (JAPAN 3460)
  • Topics in Japanese Lit & History: Popular Culture and the Literary Imagination in Early Modern Japan (JAPAN 4310)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Memories of Childhood and Youth in Japanese Lit (JAPAN 4450)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Postwar Fiction (JAPAN 4450)
  • Topics in Modern Japanese Lit: Sense and Sensuality in the Novels of Tanizaki Junichiro (JAPAN 4450)
  • Japanese Fiction (JAPAN 4455)
  • Modern Japanese Women Writers (JAPAN 4490)
  • Modern Japanese Women Writers: Writing-Intensive Seminar (JAPAN 4495)
  • Guided Readings in Japanese (JAPAN 4910)

Jewish, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies

  • Topics in JIMES: Education in Divided Societies - the Israeli Case (JIMES 3031)
  • A Rainbow Thread: A History of Queer Identities in Judaism and Islam (JIMES 3184)
  • Religion and Nationalism in the Middle East and South Asia (JIMES 3233)
  • Israeli Culture and Society (JIMES 3500)
  • Muhammad: His Life and Legacy (JIMES 3510)
  • Muhammad in History and Literature (JIMES 3510)
  • Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Horror: Genre-Fiction in Arabic Literature (JIMES 3520)
  • The Anthropological and Sociological Study of Muslim Societies (JIMES 3540)
  • Topics in Islam: Islam and Human Rights (JIMES 3623)
  • Topics in Islam: Islam and the West (JIMES 3623)
  • Topics in Islam: Islam in the Indian Ocean (JIMES 3623)
  • Topics in Islam: Islam in the Modern World (JIMES 3623)
  • Topics in Islam: Religious Authority in Modern Islam (JIMES 3623)
  • Topics in Near Eastern Cultures: Arabs in Israel: Politics, Society & Citizenship (JIMES 3730)
  • Topics in Near Eastern Cultures: Democracies and Dictatorships in the Middle East (JIMES 3730 or JIMES 2630)
  • Topics in Near Eastern Cultures: Migrations in the Judeo-Islamic World: Displacement, Tolerance & Community Building (JIMES 3730)
  • Topics in Near Eastern Cultures: Slavery in the Middle East (JIMES 3730)
  • Of Dishes, Taste, and Class: History of Food in the Middle East (JIMES 3740)
  • History of Slavery in the Middle East (JIMES 3770)
  • Diaspora in Jewish and Islamic Experience (JIMES 4005)
  • Race and Ethnicity in the Middle East and North Africa (JIMES 4043)
  • Topics in Islam: Readings in Islamic Political Thought and Practice (JIMES 4450)
  • History of Political Thought in the Middle East (JIMES 4461)
  • Topics in Jewish Studies: Critical Issues in the Study of Popular Music (JIMES 4850)
  • Topics in Jewish Studies: Social Debates and Popular Culture in Israel (JIMES 4850)

Korean

  • Literature of Modern and Contemporary Korea (KOREA 3520)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Buddhist Culture of Korea (KOREA 3550)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: From King Sejong to Global K-Pop (KOREA 3550)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Introduction to K-pop: Korean Popular Music and Society (KOREA 3550)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Power, Miracles and Self-cultivation in Korean Buddhism (KOREA 3550)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Sexing Korea: Gender & Sexuality in Korean Pop Culture (KOREA 3550)
  • Topics in Modern Korean Lit: The Korean Wave: Reading Korea thru Pop Culture & Media (KOREA 3550)
  • When Tigers Smoke: Songs and Stories from Traditional Korea (KOREA 3700)
  • Contemporary Korean I: History, Literature, and Popular Culture (KOREA 4037)
  • Contemporary Korean I: Language, History, and Musical Culture (KOREA 4037)
  • Contemporary Korean I: Topics in Korean Lit & Culture (KOREA 4037)
  • Contemporary Korean I: Translation Workshop (KOREA 4037)
  • Contemporary Korean II: Language, Text and Screen (KOREA 4038)
  • Contemporary Korean II: Topics in Korean Lit & Culture (KOREA 4038)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Gender in Korean Literature and Film (KOREA 4550)
  • Topics in Korean Lit & Culture: Global Korean Music through a Cultural Lens (KOREA 4550)
  • Guided Readings in Korean (KOREA 4920)

Latin American Studies

  • Survey of Brazilian Cultures: Race, Nation and Society (LATAM 3020)
  • Survey of Mexican Cultures (LATAM 3030)
  • Survey of Yucatecan Cultures (LATAM 3056)
  • Survey of Southern Cone Cultures: Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay (LATAM 3060)
  • Hello, Hello Brazil! Popular Culture, Media, and the Making of a Nation (LATAM 3080)
  • Mexican Visual Culture (LATAM 3120)
  • Cultures of Health in Latin America (LATAM 3160)
  • Humans and Others in Latin America: Natures, Cultures, Environments (LATAM 3200)
  • Medical Traditions in Yucatan and Health Systems in Mexico (LATAM 3256)
  • Film and Revolution in Latin America (LATAM 3410)
  • Contemporary Latin American Cinema: Market Economy, Social Injustice, New Technologies (LATAM 3420)
  • Gender and Modernity in Latin America (LATAM 4120)
  • Latin American Subcultures (LATAM 4180)
  • Media Cultures in Latin America (LATAM 4190)
  • Modernity, Culture and the State in Mexico (LATAM 4200)
  • The Binational Condition. The Mexico-US Relationship in Mexican History and Culture (LATAM 4210)
  • Popular Culture and the Representation of Youth in Latin America (LATAM 4250)
  • Constructing the (Racial) Other: Race and Ethnicity in Latin America from the Colonial Caste System to US Latinos (LATAM 4280)
  • Citizenship in the Hot Seat. Migration and Borders in Latin America (LATAM 4290)
  • Cities, Race and Development in Latin America (LATAM 4651)

Latin American Studies (CAPS)

  • Food and Culture in Latin America: Colonialism, Transculturation, Nationalism, Globalization (CAPS-LAS 3100)

Music

  • Ethnomusicology (MUSIC 3014)

Philosophy

  • Advanced Social and Political Philosophy (PHIL 4321)

Political Science

  • Computational Modeling in the Social Sciences (POLSCI 3015)
  • Theories of Social Justice (POLSCI 3313)
  • Understanding Political Protest and Violence (POLSCI 3565)
  • Quantitative Political Methodology (POLSCI 3630)
  • Topics in International Politics: Ethnic Conflict: Causes and Remedies (POLSCI 3720)
  • History of Political Thought III: Liberty, Democracy and Revolution (POLSCI 3930)
  • Immigration, Identity and the Internet (POLSCI 4115)
  • Presidents, Legislators and Economic Policy in Latin America (POLSCI 4231)
  • Global Justice (POLSCI 4306)
  • Topics in Comparative Politics: Latin American Politics thru Film (POLSCI 4331)
  • Research Design and Methods (POLSCI 4905)

Psychological and Brain Sciences

  • Contemporary Topics in Social Psychology: Political Psychology (PSYCH 4130)

Religion and Politics

  • Islam, Gender, Sexuality (RELPOL 3070)

Religious Studies

  • Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion (REST 3635)
  • Topics in Religious Studies: Religion and Violence (REST 3715)
  • The Making of the Modern Catholic Church (REST 3830)
  • Senior Seminar in Religious Studies: Saints and Society (REST 4801)

Russian

  • Russian Theatre, Drama and Performance: From Swan Lake to Punk Prayer (RUSS 3320)
  • The 19th Century Russian Novel (RUSS 3500)
  • Dostoevsky’s Novels (RUSS 3721)

Sociology

  • Statistics for Sociology (SOC 3040)
  • Sociology of Immigration (SOC 3150)
  • Gender in Society (SOC 3190)
  • Global Structures and Problems (SOC 4170)
  • Global Racial Systems (SOC 4831)

Spanish

  • Spanish Culture and Civilization (SPAN 3181)
  • Debating Cultures (SPAN 32xx – consult advisor!)
  • Hispanic Art/Arte Hispano (SPAN 3310)
  • Literary and Cultural Studies in Spanish (SPAN 3410)
  • Iberian Literatures and Cultures (SPAN 3420)
  • Latin American Literatures and Cultures (SPAN 3430)
  • Researching Cultures (SPAN 36xx – consult advisor!)
  • Major Seminar (SPAN 4050)
  • Spanish-American Fiction: 1970 to the Present (SPAN 4360)
  • Special Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture: Spanish Women Writers from the Enlightenment to the Contemporary Period (SPAN 4500)
  • Special Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture: Women’s Writing in Latin America (SPAN 4500)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

  • Queer Citizenship (WGSS 3014)
  • Making Sex and Gender: Understanding the History of the Body (WGSS 3041)
  • Bodies Out of Bounds: Feminist and Queer Disability Studies (WGSS 3203)
  • Sex Trafficking (WGSS 3256)
  • Trans* Studies (WGSS 3550)
  • Caste: Sexuality, Race and Globalization (WGSS 3555)
  • Gender Violence (WGSS 3685)
  • Everyday Unruliness: Feminist and Queer Resistance (WGSS 4085)
  • Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory (WGSS 4150)
  • Decolonization to Globalization: How to End an Empire (WGSS 4154)
  • Transnational Feminisms (WGSS 4245)
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Students may submit a request to add a course by following the instructions for the Petition Process.

Additional Requirements and Information

Study Abroad

  • We strongly encourage students to study abroad. For those who do not study abroad and receive credit toward the Global Studies General Requirements, an additional 3-unit course at the 3000 or 4000 level is required.
  • We strongly prefer students to select a study abroad location and regional specialization consistent with their chosen language of study (e.g., if a student wishes to study in Latin America, they must satisfy their language requirement with either Portuguese or Spanish).
  • Students may receive a maximum of 6 credits from a single semester, 12 credits from a year, or 3 credits from a summer term of study abroad.
  • Study abroad credit only counts at the 3000 level.
  • Students may apply no more than 12 total credits to the Global Studies major from study abroad, the School of Continuing & Professional Studies, summer school at other U.S. universities, or any combination thereof.
  • To receive credit for a summer course completed at another institution, a student should fill out the Approval for Non-WashU Course Credit form with Arts & Sciences to take the course for "general credit" and then petition to have the course count as an elective toward their Global Studies major.
  • Students may not receive credit for January Intensive Term (J-Term) study abroad programs; these programs are too short in duration.

Latin Honors

  • Students must graduate with an overall grade point average of 3.65 or higher to qualify for Latin Honors.
  • Students must submit an intent form and be accepted for candidacy.
  • Students should enroll in GLOBAL 4985 during the fall of senior year and in GLOBAL 4986 during the spring of senior year (under the corresponding section number of the faculty member overseeing the student's thesis).

Language Requirement

All Global Studies majors must satisfy a language requirement that entails both the successful completion of four semesters of a modern language for a letter grade and placement into the third year of that language.

Available modern languages include Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swahili.

Please see the FAQs on the Global Studies website for more information.

Visit the Global Studies page
for additional information about this program.

Contact Info

Contact:Toni Loomis
Phone:314-935-5073
Email:aloomis@wustl.edu
Website:https://globalstudies.wustl.edu