The variety of degree options offered by Assumption's Global Studies Program allows students to explore a wide range of interdisciplinary courses.
Social Science Concentration Courses
Asian Traditions
Comparative Economic Systems
Cultural Anthropology
Economic Development
International Finance
International Trade
Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
Introduction to Global Studies
Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
Urban Economics
Additional courses in international politics and geography, French culture/civilization, and Spanish Culture/Civilization.
Business Concentration Courses
Accounting I
Accounting II
Asian Traditions
Comparative Economic Systems
Corporate Finance
Cultural Anthropology
Culture/Civilization
Economic Development
Economic Geography
Labor Economics
International Finance
International Management
International Marketing
International Trade
Introduction to Computer Science
Introduction to Global Studies
Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
Management/Organizational Behavior Principles of Marketing
Monetary and Financial Institutions
Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
Statistics
Additional courses in international politics, geography, French Culture/Civilization and Spanish
World Environmental Concentration Courses
Asian Traditions
Conservation of Natural Resources
Cultural Anthropology
Environmental Economics
Introduction to Global Studies
Introduction to Meteorology
Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
Physical Oceanography
Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
World Population Issues
Additional courses in science, international politics and international economics, French culture/Civilization and Spanish culture/civilization
Cultural Affairs Concentration Courses
Asian Traditions
Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Global Studies
Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
Additional courses in art, literature, music, international politics, geography, French culture/civilization, Spanish culture/civilization, and international economics.
Area Studies Option Courses
Asian Traditions
Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
Introduction to Global Studies
Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
Additional courses in French culture/civilization, Spanish culture/civilization and courses in social science, business studies, and the humanities that address the circumstances of either a specific region (Africa, Asia, Europe, or Latin America), or of developing countries as a group.
Environmental Studies Courses: (in cooperation with the Department of Natural Sciences)
Chemistry in Modern Society
Coastal Zone Management *
Concepts in Biology
Conservation of Natural Resources
Environmental Economics
Environmental History of New England
Introduction to Environmental Science
Introduction to Meteorology
General Chemistry
Land Use and Planning Law
Physical Oceanography
World Population Issues
Water Resources Planning and Management*
* Available through the Marine Studies Consortium
Geography Courses
- Conservation of Natural Resources
- Economic Geography
- Geography of South America
- Historical Geography of The United States And Canada
- Independent Study in Geography
- Introduction to Global Studies
- Introduction to Physical and Human Geography
- Introduction to Physical Oceanography
- Introductory Meteorology
- Introduction to Land Use Policy
- World Population Issues
- Regional Geography of Africa
- Regional Geography of Anglo America
- Regional Geography of Asia
- Special Topics in Geography