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BA in Global Studies Siena Heights University
Introduction
Global Studies is a rigorous interdisciplinary program that provides students with the theoretical and practical tools to critically analyze the ongoing processes of cultural, economic, and political change in the world. The major will prepare students for a variety of careers in the international arena as well as for further graduate study programs such as international affairs, international business, and peace studies.
Program Distinctions
- Tailored so students can engage in focused study of a particular world region;
- Partners with several non-governmental organizations to provide student internships;
- Encourages a study abroad experience for scholars so they can further develop their skills with international experience.
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Scholarships and Funding
Did you know that approximately 90 percent of undergraduate students on the Adrian campus receive some form of financial assistance? Our admissions counselors and financial aid experts are committed to helping you find the best financial solutions for your education. Siena offers a wide range of opportunities that may be right for you, including:
- Academic scholarships
- Arts scholarships
- Athletic scholarships
- Campus Ministry scholarships
- Grants
- Work-study programs
- Federal loans
Your university financial aid package may include some or all of the above, resulting in a customized plan that makes Siena Heights University affordable for your family.
Curriculum
Course Requirements for Major
Program Requirements: 31-33 credit hours
- HUM 110 Intro To Ethnic And Gender Studies 3 credit hours
- SOC 113 Cultural Anthropology 3 credit hours
- COM 340 Intercultural Communication 3 credit hours
- ENV 110 Introduction To Environmental Science 4 credit hours
- GEO 301 Cultural Geography I 3 credit hours
- GEO 302 Cultural Geography II 3 credit hours
- HIS 302 World Regional History 3 credit hours
- HIS 480 Internship 3 credit hours
- World Language: Two semesters of the same language: 6-8 credit hours
Choose One Concentration: 9 credit hours
Global Cultures
- ARH 230 Non-Western Topics 3 credit hours
- ENG 357 Postcolonial Literature 3 credit hours
- RST 314 World Religions 3 credit hours
Global Politics
- PHI 220 Introduction To Ethics 3 credit hours
- PSC 260 Comparative Politics 3 credit hours
- GEO 303 Political Geography 3 credit hours
Total for Major: 40-42 credit hours
Liberal Arts: 32 credit hours
General Electives: 46-48 Credit Hours
Total for Degree: 120 credit hours