7/4/2023 0 Comments Global studiesGlobal Thinking, EAP 001, is offered annually. Advisors approve all courses and credited experiential learning/internships that count towards the completion of the minor. Students must meet with their Global Studies Minor advisor to design a global theme. The details pertaining to each requirement are provided below. *This course may be substituted for another approved lower division. Courses from the approved list related to a designated global theme (12–16 units).One gateway course, Global Thinking, EAP 001 (4 units)*.The four minor requirements include 20–24 total units and a digital portfolio: Students who matriculated before fall 2021: please contact your Global Learning Hub advisor for a list of the requirements for the previously offered Global and International Studies (GIS) Minor. INTS 401.Starting fall 2021, the Global Studies minor replaces the Global and International Studies (GIS) minor.One of the courses must be at the 300 level and taken at Trinity. Option 2-Comparative Regions (six credits): Global studies majors choosing this option must distribute six credits evenly among the area courses listed for any two of the world regions comprising the area studies pathway for the International Studies Program (Africa Asia Caribbean and Latin America Middle East Russia and Eurasia). Electives (three credits): Electives may consist of area courses from any of the area studies majors, global core courses, additional courses for the disciplinary or thematic cluster, or language courses in excess of the four-semester requirement (see above under the introduction to international studies).One of the three courses may be a methods or theory course. Disciplinary or Thematic Focus Cluster (three credits): In consultation with their international studies advisers, global studies majors must choose three courses, one at the 300 level or above and taken at Trinity, with substantial international or cross-cultural content from a single discipline (such as anthropology, economics,environmental science, history, language and culture studies, philosophy, political science, religious studies, or sociology) or on a single theme (ordinarily drawn from the approved courses for one of Trinity’s interdisciplinary programs, such as education studies, human rights studies, urban studies, or women, gender, and sexuality studies).Option 1-Disciplinary or Thematic Focus Cluster (three credits) + Electives (three credits) Gender and Sexuality in a Transnational World The following list contains a selection of regularly offered global core courses: Global core courses (three credits): These must be chosen from among the INTS offerings, as approved by the director, and must include at least one course at the 300 level taken at Trinity. In addition to the language and study-away requirements for all majors (see the introduction to international studies), the global studies major consists of 10 credits, distributed as follows: We are interested in the social processes that cut across regions, the global flows that have local impacts, and the local initiatives that have global resonances. The global studies major encourages students to grapple with the fundamental dynamics of our time through an interdisciplinary framework. Coordinator: Associate Professor Seth Markle (History and International Studies)
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