A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Global Studies
- Total credits (published)
- 36-40
- Credits (computed from items)
- 259-286
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 213543
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_213543_f8b86d40
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 59
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Global Studies Major
major core · 0 items
BA GLOBAL STUDIES
0 items
Introductory Course 1
1 item
- 4
Core Courses
major core · 0 items
Select one course from each core area that explores how globalization shapes and is shaped by social, cultural, historical, and political factors. 2
major core · 0 items
Arts and Humanities Core
major core · 4 items
- GS/MLL 070Other Voices: Being Human around the GlobeNot resolved to a course
- GS/REL 140Globalization and ReligionNot resolved to a course
- GS/ENGL/FILM 151Global CinemaNot resolved to a course
- GS/ART 221Global Contemporary ArtNot resolved to a course
History Core
major core · 3 items
- GS/HIST 101Histories of GlobalizationNot resolved to a course
- GS/HIST 107Science and Technology in the Making of the Modern WorldNot resolved to a course
- As published: “Climate and Energy in Modern History”4
Culture Core
major core · 2 items
- 4
- ANTH/GS 106Cultural Studies and GlobalizationNot resolved to a course
Politics Core
major core · 3 items
- 4
- GS/POLS 003Comparative PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- GS/POLS/PHIL 100Introduction to Political ThoughtNot resolved to a course
Elective Coursework
electives · 0 items
Select four elective courses (see list below). 1,2,3
electives · 0 items
Capstone Course
0 items
Select one of the following courses:
4 items
- GS/ANTH/AAS 317So You Want to Save the World: Anthropological Encounters with Humanitarianism and DevelopmentNot resolved to a course
- As published: “The Political Economy of Globalization”4
- GS/ANTH 320Global CapitalismNot resolved to a course
- POLS/GS 373Globalization and Social Well-BeingNot resolved to a course
Collateral Requirements
0 items
Language Requirement
0 items
Global Studies majors are required to complete the equivalent of 4 semesters of language study in a language or languages other than English. Some students place out of a language course or courses through one of the mechanisms listed below; thus, students might meet the Global Studies major language requirement by taking anywhere from 0-16 credits of language study. Students may fulfill or work towards fulfilling the GS language requirement in a number of ways, including by:
major core · 0 items
-Taking language courses at Lehigh at any level. (This could be all in one language, or across two different languages; studying three different languages is also permitted but should be pursued only in special circumstances.)
0 items
- Taking a language course or courses while studying abroad.
0 items
- Minoring in a language through the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.
0 items
- Transferring in credit from language courses taken at other institutions.
0 items
- Placing out of a language course or set of courses through AP transfer credit or through formal assessment with a Lehigh language professor.
0 items
- By demonstrating written and oral fluency in a language other than English.
0 items
Study Abroad or International Internship
0 items
Students should complete 12 credits of study abroad, which can be used to fulfill elective or core course requirements when appropriate. Students may also substitute an international internship for study abroad; the internship must include a minimum of 100 hours over at least six weeks (presumably during the summer) and must be at an organization connected to global issues. If extended time abroad is a hardship, GS students may also petition the program director to undertake a U.S.-based internship directly involved in international and global issues.
electives · 0 items
ELECTIVES
electives · 76 items
- 3
- HIST/GS/AAS 004Diversity in AfricaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL 011Introduction to World ReligionsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL 013Religion and FoodNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HIST 015Three English RevolutionsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HIST 017Democracy's Rise and FallNot resolved to a course4
- IR/GS 030The Nuclear RevolutionNot resolved to a course4
- 4
- GS/REL 044Religious Fundamentalism in Global PerspectiveNot resolved to a course4
- REL/GS/ASIA 045Muslim Asia in the 21st Century: Religion, Culture, PoliticsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/LAS/HIST 049The True Road to El Dorado: Colonial Latin AmericaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/LAS/HIST 050Heroes, Dictators, and Revolutionaries: Latin America since IndependenceNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL/ASIA 077The Islamic TraditionNot resolved to a course4
- REL/GS/EVST 084Global Religions and the EnvironmentNot resolved to a course4
- 1-4
- GS/COMM/DOC/FILM/JOUR 102The Sports DocumentaryNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HIST 107Science and Technology in the Making of the Modern WorldNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ANTH 108Not-so-Lonely Planet: The Anthropology of TourismNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ANTH/LAS 117Archaeology of Latin AmericaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/AAS/ART 124Arts of the Black World 16th-20th CenturiesNot resolved to a course4
- GS/AAS/ART 125Art and Architecture of Africa from Colonial to Contemporary TimesNot resolved to a course4
- ANTH/GS 126Urban AnthropologyNot resolved to a course4
- GS/POLS 127The Politics of Ending Global PovertyNot resolved to a course4
- GS/MLL 129The Global Workplace: Preparing to Work around the WorldNot resolved to a course4
- GS/WGSS/HIST/AAS 131Women, Gender, Sexuality and Race in African SocietiesNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL 140Globalization and ReligionNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL 143Religious Nationalism in a Global PerspectiveNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ASIA/REL 145Islam and the Modern WorldNot resolved to a course4
- GS/REL 148Islam Across CulturesNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HMS/ANTH 155Medical AnthropologyNot resolved to a course4
- GS/JST/REL 161Globalization in the Ancient MediterraneanNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HMS/SOC 162HIV/AIDS and SocietyNot resolved to a course4
- REL/GS 164Religion in Global ContextsNot resolved to a course4
- REL/GS/WGSS 165Global Feminism in a Postsecular WorldNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ANTH 173Archaeology of the Middle EastNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HIST/REL/JST 175History of Racism, anti-Semitism, and IslamophobiaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/HMS/AAS/HIST 176Keeping Africa and Africans Healthy: A History of Illness and WellnessNot resolved to a course4
- GS/AAS/HIST 178Globalization and Health in GhanaNot resolved to a course3
- GS/ART/HIST 183France from Medieval to Modern:Soc., Pol. & ArtNot resolved to a course3
- GS/HIST/ARCH 184Paris: The Global CityNot resolved to a course3
- ANTH/GS/ASIA 187Contemporary Southeast AsiaNot resolved to a course4
- 1-4
- GS/ASIA/POLS 201South Asian PoliticsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ENGL/MLL/LAS 202Latin America In Fact, In FictionNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ART 221Global Contemporary ArtNot resolved to a course4
- GS/JOUR 246International CommunicationNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ASIA/REL 247Islamic MysticismNot resolved to a course4
- GS/FREN 259Contemporary FranceNot resolved to a course3-4
- 1-4
- GS/ENGL/LAS/MLL 302Travel and Adventure in Latin American FictionNot resolved to a course4
- EVST/GS 310Foundations of Sustainable Development PracticeNot resolved to a course4
- GS/AAS/HMS/SOC 314Infections and Inequalities: HIV, TB and Malaria in the Global SouthNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ENGL 316Native American LiteratureNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ANTH/AAS 317So You Want to Save the World: Anthropological Encounters with Humanitarianism and DevelopmentNot resolved to a course4
- As published: “Global Capitalism”4
- 3
- GS/HMS/SOC 322Global Health IssuesNot resolved to a course4
- GS/POLS 325Nationalism, Regionalism, and PopulismNot resolved to a course3,4
- GS/SOC 328Global Food SystemsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/SOC/WGSS 331Gendered Experience of GlobalizationNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ASIA/POLS 339The Rise of the State in Modern East AsiaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/AAS/HIST 341Global Africa: Aid, Volunteerism, NGO's and International StudiesNot resolved to a course3,4
- GS/POLS/WGSS 342Gender and Third World DevelopmentNot resolved to a course3-4
- GS/AAS/ASIA/POLS 343Global Politics of Race: Asia and AfricaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/MGT 346International BusinessNot resolved to a course3
- GS/HIST 347The French Revolution and Napoleon: A Global HistoryNot resolved to a course3,4
- GS/HIST 348The British Empire and the Modern WorldNot resolved to a course3-4
- GS/ANTH/EVST 353Ethnobotany: People and PlantsNot resolved to a course4
- GS/ANTH 366Power, Preparedness, Precarity: Urban Resilience in an Age of UncertaintyNot resolved to a course4
- GS/POLS/WGSS/ASIA 369Women's Movement in ChinaNot resolved to a course4
- GS/EVST/SOC 370Globalization and the EnvironmentNot resolved to a course4
- 1-4
- 1-4
- 1-4
- 1-4
- 1-4
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