Investigates "thinking globally", a commonly used term in matters of global and local development, encompassing the contemporary knowledge base of informed citizens of the world. Focuses on a thematically organized enquiry into socio-political, cultural, economic, and geographic world relationships. Engages students in a variety of topics such as gender and development, poverty alleviation, natural resource issues, food production, global supply chains, and international markets.
course code
HUMN101
credits
3.0
course level
Undergraduate