Global Studies Course List
Fall 2019
Additional courses may be reviewed and petitioned for a category when the course content is consistent with the objectives of the major. Email Dr. Paul Gellert at pgellert@utk.edu for more information.
*** Indicates petition paperwork is required, but course will be accepted. Email Emilie Aslinger at easlinge@utk.edu for assistance.
Prerquisite
- GLBS 250 - Intro/Global Studies
Methods of Language
- GEOG 340 - Economic Geography: Core Concepts
- GEOG 415 - Quantitative Methods in Geography PHIL
- 360 - Philosophy of Science
- POLS 301 - Research Methods
- REST 300 - Method and Theory in Religious Studies SOCI
- 31 - Sociological Research
- SOCI 362 - Population ***
OR
- Upper-Division Modern Foreign Language Course Taught in the Language of Study
Society & Culture
- AFST 421 - Comparative Studies in African and African American Societies
- ANTH 370 - Gender and Globalization***
- CNST 482 - Introduction to World Cinema***
- ENGL 331 - Race and Ethnicity in American Literature
- GEOG 341 - Contemporary Urban Spaces***
- GEOG 344 - Population Geography GEOG 345 - People and Environment***
- GEOG 442 - Urban Spaces/Urban Society GEOG 445 - Cities in a World System***
- MFLL 482 - Special Topics in Global Cinema
- MUCO 290 - Soundscapes: Exploring Music in a Changing World
- MUCO 380 - Music in World Cultures ***
- PHIL 441 - Global Justice and Human Rights
- REST 232 - Religions in Global Perspective
- REST 302 - Anthropology of Religion
- REST 320 - Gender and Religion***
- SOCI 363 - Food, Agriculture, and Society***
Regional Studies
- AFST/ENGL 225 - Introduction to African Literature***
- AFST/ENGL 336 - Caribbean Literature***
- AFST/HIAF 371 - African History to 1880***
- ARTH 414 - Art of China: Yuan through Qing Dynasties
- ARTH 419 - Art of Japan
- ARTH 451 - Art of Italy, 1250-1450 ***
- GEOG 371 - Exploring Europe
- GERM 423 - Themes/Genres German Cinema
- HIAS 390 - Modern Chinese History***
- HIEU 320 - Contemporary Europe***
- HIME 382 - Archaeology of Biblical World***
- HIME 400 - Hist/Archaeology Mesopotamia***
- HIUS 301 - Borders, Burritos, and Gringos: US/Mexico ***
- JAPA 321 - Japanese Graphic Novel/Anime***
- JAPA 315 - Asian Film ***
- LAC 465 - Latin American Film/Culture ***
- POLS 452 - The Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa
- POLS 435 - Western European Politics***
- POLS 454 - Government and Politics of China and Japan
- POLS 455 - South Asian Gov/Politics***
- POLS 456 - Latin American Government and Politics
- POLS 461 - Comparative Public Policy
- PORT 326 - Brazilian Cinema ***
- REST 332 - Introduction to Islam
- REST 373 - Religions of Africa
- REST 379 - Chinese Religions***
- SPAN 331 - Introduction to Hispanic Culture
- SPAN 333 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature: 1700-Present
- SPAN 489 - Topics in Hispanic Civilization
Politics & Economy
- ANTH 325 - Migration & Transnationalism
- ANTH 415 - Environmental Anthropology
- ANTH 419 - Anthropology of Human Rights
- ANTH 422 - Anthropology of Global Inequality***
- ECON 322 - The Global Economy: Trade and Development
- ECON 421 - International Economics
- GEOG 340 - Economic Geography: Core Concepts
- PHIL 441 - Global Justice and Human Rights
- POLS 265 - Introduction to International Relations
- POLS 350 - Political Change in Developing Areas
- POLS 461 - Comparative Public Policy
- POLS 470 - International Law
- POLS 474 - International Organization
- POLS 479 - Region Analysis/International Politics***
- SOCI 342 - Globalization and Justice***
- SOCI 344 - Political Sociology***
- SOCI 442 - Comparative Poverty and Development
- SOCI 446 - The Modern World System
- SOCI 460 - Capitalism and Racism***
Note: No more than 3 credit hours may be taken under the 300-level. Any courses taken to fulfill a core requirement (Society & Culture/Politics & Economy) cannot be used to fulfill a regional studies or methods/foreign language requirement.