This concentration enables students to learn more about a specific global phenomenon or policy area. The emphases listed below (American Foreign Policy, Global Economics, etc.) suggest possible areas of specialization - students are free to combine courses from various emphases according to their individual interests.

American Foreign Policy

• HIST 3803 - American Diplomatic History
• HIST 3811 - U.S. Military and Naval History
• POLS 3506 - American Foreign Policy
• POLS 4506 - Problems of American Foreign Policy

Global Economics and Management

• ECON 4351 - International Monetary Economics
• FIR 4550 - International Finance
• HPRM 4400 - International Hospitality
• MGMT 4510 - International Business Communication and Negotiation
• MGMT 4810 - International Management
• MKTG 4530 - International Marketing
• MKTG 4570 - Global Transportation, Tourism, and Electronic Commerce
• MKTG 4620 - The Global Airline Industry
• SLS 4135 - Sport and Popular Culture in Global Perspective
• SLS 4165 - Sport, Leisure, Commerce and the Global City
• SLS 4175 -- International Perspectives on the Management of Sport and Leisure Organizations

Global Conflict and Security

• CJUS 4190 - Terrorism: Social and Legal Perspective
• HIST 3817 - Vietnam War in Global Perspective
• JDST 4511/UNHP 4404/UNIV 4511 - Holocaust Studies
• JDST 4830/UNIV 4830 - Arab/Israeli Conflict
• POLS 4315 - Revolution and Political Violence
• POLS 4511 - International Conflict

Transnational Interactions and Issues

• ANTH 4200 - Culture and Environment
• ANTH 4413 - Anthropology of Tourism
• COMM 4375 - Intercultural Communication
• ESCI 1401 - Cultural Geography
• SOCI 4413 - Globalization, Culture, and Information Technology
• UNIV 2860 -- Historical/Philosophical Perspectives on Cultural Confrontations