Global Studies Course Offerings

The course list can be found in LORIS Browse Classes. 

A description of courses can be found in the Global Studies area of the undergraduate academic calendar. Please note that not all of the courses in the undergraduate academic calendar are offered each year.

Course Offerings 2026/2027

Fall 2026:

GS101: One Planet, Many Worlds
GS201: Ideas that Move the World
GS211: Global Perspectives on Development
GS220: Being Human in a Global Age - Cross-listed with RE221
GS231: War, Culture and Conflict
GS305: Individualism and the Community
GS331: Case Study in Peace and Conflict
GS353: Education and International Development
GS355: Indigenous People in Global Context - Cross-listed with AN355 and RE355
GS361: Disasters, Vulnerability, Resilience
GS366: Religion and Violence - Cross-listed with RE366
GS394: Telling Your Placement Stories
GS413: Globalization Unhinged
GS436: Conflicts in African States

SE200: Social Entrepreneurship
SE201: Social Challenges and Approaches to Changemaking

Winter 2027:

GS101: One Planet, Many Worlds
GS102: Culture, Conflict, Development
GS202: Methods in Global Studies
GS212: Development and Sustainability
GS221: Culture, Difference and Cosmopolitanism
GS232: Peace and Conflict Transformation
GS327: Tourists, Tourism and the Globe
GS342: Global Social Movements and Advocacy
GS343: Sport Development, Governance and Globalization - Cross-listed with KP343
GS351: Nature, Culture and Development
GS354: Wired World: Technology and Global Society
GS364: Social Innovation in the City - Cross-listed with SE364
GS366: Religion and Violence - Cross-listed with RE366
GS391: Orienting Your Global Experience
GS422: Dialogue in a Polarized Age
GS425: Global Lives of Natural Resources
GS451: City Worlds
GS453: Human Rights in Global Context

SE300: Sustainable Solutions
SE364: Social Innovation in the City - Cross-listed with GS364