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Data current as of 04/26/2024 10:32 PM for Summer Semester 2024

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INST - International Studies

2000 - Introduction to International Studies

Section View Book List Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode View Notes
101W-LEC (42670) Book List 06/24/2024 08/02/2024 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Matt Schumann Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 06/26/2024
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
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Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. This introduction to the International Studies major provides an interdisciplinary overview of the processes and effects of globalization. Major themes include population and migration (demographics), the role of women, environmental change, economic and political issues.
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Section View Book List Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode View Notes
103W-LEC (42063) Book List     TBA     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online  
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 06/26/2024
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. This introduction to the International Studies major provides an interdisciplinary overview of the processes and effects of globalization. Major themes include population and migration (demographics), the role of women, environmental change, economic and political issues.
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