Global Studies

(AS General Studies with Concentration in Global Studies)

(Transfer Option)

Dr. Andrew Ball, Instructor/Advisor

256.352.8250

andrew.ball@wallacestate.edu

At a Glance

This curriculum provides for the study of international issues within a multidisciplinary framework designed to produce global competencies for citizens of the world in the 21st century, with a curriculum that includes the history, economics, politics, language and cultures of diverse societies. The global studies concentration will meet the academic interests of students pursuing bachelor’s degrees and beyond in a range of fields in which a global perspective is beneficial, including but not limited to international studies, foreign language, political science, law, international business, etc. on the way to eventual careers in the global marketplace, with government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and non-profits.

Admission Requirements

Students must have a high school diploma or GED and meet all the general admission requirements of WSCC.

*Non-native English speakers, students who have previously completed two years of foreign language in high school, or who can otherwise demonstrate foreign language proficiency, should discuss alternative coursework with an advisor.

**May be substituted per advisor’s approval 

***World Literature I is currently offered in summer only. Other literatures may be substituted if World Literature is not available.