International and Global Studies Programs

(see a page of Global Studies links, which I'll update soon)

16 November 1999
Trolling the University of Texas International Studies website led me to several links that deserve more exploration. At the very least, we should know how these organizations operate and what they offer:

31 Jul 2000
Some additions: University of Iowa

The Global Studies Program offers undergraduate students an opportunity for interdisciplinary and integrated study of the global system. The program explores key challenges in four vital areas: war, peace, and security; development, health, and human resources; the environment and natural resources; and human rights and social justice. Students may major in global studies, or they may complement their work in another field by pursuing a global studies certificate.

The program provides a suitable background for a variety of careers. Graduates of the program have found positions with international business and consulting firms, in government, with the World Bank, and with Washington, D.C.-based advocacy organizations. Others have gone into international law, domestic law, secondary education, and work with refugee organizations. Many have gone on for advanced degrees in a variety of fields, among them economics, Russian studies, Latin American studies, environmental engineering, public policy planning, social work, and geography.

Purdue's faculty grants program for surriculum development inder the Global Initiative

Institute for Global Studies at Univ Wisconsin Milwaukee

Center for the Study of Global Change (Indiana)

Wittenberg Global Studies Program

Global Education Between High Schools and Colleges: Challenges for Metaphysics, Epistemology and Axiology in the Curriculum by Joseph M. Stevenson, Ph.D.

Center for Global, International and Regional Studies at UCSC