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Understanding diverse cultural viewpoints and international perspectives are essential in today’s world, personally, locally and globally.
Appreciation of other cultural traditions can immensely enrich our own lives, helping us to see what is valuable in our own culture and what we might learn from others.
The United States, including Michigan, is undergoing demographic changes in ethnicity that require multiculturally-sensitive leadership in businesses, educational institutions and communities. Equally, women and men are defining new roles and expectations.
We live in a global community where seemingly distant events—civil conflict, resource depletion, economic change—can vitally affect our own lives. Responsible citizenship requires that we understand the world outside our borders.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers a host of courses to help students understand and form their opinions about this complex and exciting new world…
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African American Studies
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History (World, African American, Native American, Women)
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Anthropology
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International Politics
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Area Studies (Africa, Asia, Latin America, Middle East, Russia) |
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Language and International Trade
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Art - Non-western and women’s
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Studies (Women’s Studies, History, English)
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Bilingual Studies
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Linguistics |
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Communications - intercultural and gender
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Literature - Comparative, multicultural and post-colonial
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Comparative Religion
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Music - jazz
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Earth Sciences
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Philosophy - Non-western, feminist
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Economics - International and women
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Psychology - social psychology, women
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Environmental Studies
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Sociology (race, class, gender)
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Foreign Languages
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Theatre - African American and social change
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Geography - World
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Women’s Studies
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