2011-12 Academic Year - Bad Request - Humboldt State University

Globalization Studies
Globalization is the process of increasing
integration among world economies.
Examine the profound economic, political,
cultural, and envi ron mental dimensions of
this process and its impact on various regions
of the world.
Economic Dimension
Two courses from the following:
ANTH 316 Anthropology & Development
ECON 305 International Economics &
Globalization**
ECON 306 Economics of the Developing
World**
GEOG 360 Geography of the World
Economy
PSCI 303 Third World Politics**
PSCI 360 Political Economy
Political Dimension
One course from the following:
HIST 375B US Foreign Relations,
1943 to present
PSCI 341 International Law
PSCI 347 US Foreign Policy
PSCI 440 International Organizations
SOC 305 Modern World Systems**
SOC 420 Social Change
WS 303 Third World Women’s
Movements
Environmental Dimension
One course from the following:
ECON 309 Economics of a Sustainable
Society**
ECON 423 Environmental & Natural
Resources Economics
GEOG 301/ENVS 301 Int’l Environmental
Issues & Globalization**
PSCI 373 Politics of a Sustainable
Society
PSCI 464 Technology & Development
SOC 302 Forests & Culture
SOC 320 Social Ecology
Cultural Dimension
One course from the following:
ANTH 315 Sex, Gender, & Globalization
ANTH 317 Women & Development
ANTH 340 Language & Culture
ENGL 305 Postcolonial Perspectives**
GEOG/ES 304 Migration & Mosaics**
PSCI 340 Ethnicity & Nationalism
SOC 303 Race and Inequality**
Regional Dimension
One course from the following:
ANTH 306 World Regions Cultural
Studies**
GEOG 332 Geography of the
Mediterranean
2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog
GEOG 335 Geography of the
Middle East
GEOG 344 South America**
HIST 350 History of the Soviet Union
PSCI 330 Political Regimes &
Political Change
Second Language
Demonstrate a basic proficiency in the target
language, generally equiv alent to a fifth
semester or higher of college-level language.
Residency Abroad
Complete a full academic semester (equivalent
to at least 12 units) while working on a
meaningful project/assignment approved by
the concentration area advisor(s).
International Business Studies
This concentration is designed for those
seeking employment in the international field.
It provides a basic understanding of business
functions and their applications to cultural,
political, and economic environments of
international firms.
Prerequisite
STAT 108 Elementary Statistics (GE
Area B) or equivalent
Business Dimension
Six required courses:
BA 250 Financial Accounting
BA 340 Principles of Marketing
BA 360 Principles of Finance
BA 370 Principles of Management
BA 415 Int’l Business Essentials
BA 444 International Marketing
Second Language
Demonstrate a basic proficiency in the target
language, generally equiv alent to a fifth
semester or higher of college-level language.
Residency Abroad
Complete a full academic semester (equivalent
to at least 12 units) while working on a
meaningful project/assignment approved by
the concentration area advisor(s).
* Course only meets requirements if specific
topic is appropriate to the concentration area.
Consult with an advisor.
** Courses also meet GE and/or DCG
requirements.
*** Course taught in non- English language
(Spanish, French, German).
Latin American Studies
Develop the professional skills and gain the
knowledge necessary to es tablish a lasting
and successful relationship with a public or
private sector organization in Latin America
and/or the US. Explore diverse areas
of study related to the region, including
anthropology, archaeology, art, dance, economics,
film, geography, history, language,
literature, mural ism, music, politics, and
pop ular cultures.
This concentration welcomes students with
specific goals in the international field as well
as those who would com plement this degree
with a second major or minor, especially in
technical areas: appropriate tech nol ogy,
computers, natural resourc es, environmental
studies, etc. Finally, this concentration
provides the basic foun da tions for graduate
work in Latin Amer ican studies.
Social Sciences
Three courses from the following:
ANTH 306 World Regions Cultural
Studies*/ **
ANTH 390 World Regions Cultural
Seminar
ANTH 395 Mesoamerican Archaeology
ES 310 US & Mexico Border
ES 314 Chicano Culture & Society
in America**
GEOG 344 South America**
PSCI 330 Political Regimes &
Political Change*
SPAN 402 Hispanic Civilization:
Latin America***
Arts & Literatures
Three from the following:
ART 104M Latin American Art** or
ES 480 Latin American Art
ART 301 The Artist: Mexican
Muralists in Mexico &
the US** or
ART 316 Topics in Early 20th
Century Art: Mexican
Muralists in Mexico & the US
MUS 485 Seminar: Art & Dance
of Latin America
ENGL 240 World Literature*
ENGL 305 Postcolonial Perspectives:
Literature of the
Developing World**
ENGL 465 Multicultural Issues in
Language**
SPAN 345 Hispanic Cinema***
SPAN 346 Borges & the Contemporary
Spanish American Short
Story***
SPAN 347 The “Boom” of the Latin
American Novel***
International Studies
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