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Global and International Studies, Associate of Arts (AA)

Santa Barbara City College
Santa Barbara , United States
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Degree
Foundation
Major
International Relations | Social Science
Discipline
Business & Management | Humanities
Minor
International/Global Studies | Intercultural/Multicultural and Diversity Studies
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview

The Global and International Studies program at SBCC equips students with a comprehensive understanding of globalization through an interdisciplinary approach. Core requirements include courses in global studies, international politics, and global problems. Students can choose electives from various disciplines, including anthropology, art, economics, history, and sociology, to deepen their knowledge and prepare for careers that require a global perspective.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Global and International Studies program aims to equip students with an understanding of the evolving process of globalization and prepare them for careers that demand a global perspective. Recognizing the complexities of contemporary society, the program adopts an interdisciplinary approach, integrating various disciplines to foster a comprehensive understanding of globalization.

Outline:

  • Core Requirements (9-10 units):
  • GLST 101: Introduction to Global Studies
  • GLST 102: Global Problems
  • POLS 121 or 121H or 131: International Politics/Comparative Politics
  • Electives (19-15 units): Three courses from different disciplines
  • Anthropology: Cultural Anthropology, Comparative World Cultures
  • Art: History of Art, History of Asian Art, History of Women in Art, Survey of Tribal Arts, Survey of Non-Western Art, Survey of Islamic Art and Architecture
  • Communication: Intercultural Communication
  • Economics: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics
  • International Business: Introduction to International Business
  • English: World Literature: 17th Century to Present
  • Environmental Studies: Humans and the Biological Environment
  • Geography: Physical Geography, Human Geography, Economic Geography
  • History: History of the U.S.
    • Since 1865, History of Western Civilization, World Civilization, Beginnings to 1550, World Civilization, 1550 to Present, History of American Women, American Environmental History, Modern Europe, History of Latin America, History of Latin America: 1800's to Modern Period, History of the Modern Middle East
  • Mathematics: Elementary Statistics
  • Music: World Music
  • Philosophy: Comparative World Religions
  • Psychology: Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
  • Sociology: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Introduction to Social Research
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