Classes across the college can count for Global Studies credit in one of four thematic areas and one of five regional areas. If a class you'd like to take seems eligible for credit, petition to have it count!

Visit the global studies vivarium to view the stunning poison dart frogs on display!

We are pleased to present our second speaker in our spring semester War Stories Speaker Series, Helene Cooper, White House correspondent for the New York Times. Helene will be discussing her experiences in war-torn regions of Africa.

Studying abroad is easy with the curriculum in Global Studies. We encourage our students to take advantage of experiential learning and offer course credit for many programs overseas.

Work with world-class faculty who are on the cutting edge of research. Our joint and affiliate faculty publish extensively in leading journals and presses on topics that range from American politics to Asian religions.

Our students find internships and careers across America and the globe. From working for the state department to improving maternal care practices in Uganda, our students are engaged in meaningful work experiences.