Department of University Studies
Rather than being offered by a particular school or department, university studies courses represent multi-department and multi-faculty efforts.
University studies courses are intended to offer integrated views of the world, crossing conventional disciplinary lines. As such they are structured to show the relationships among various fields of study. Emphasis is on perspectives and on the excitement and satisfaction gained through knowledge of the many fields of inquiry which reflect human curiosity and creativity.
University Studies (UNIV)
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
UNIV 301. Introduction to Global Issues (3).
Analysis of issues of world scope and implications for United States policies and interests. Topic covered include: environment (global climate change), economic and population growths, resources (sustainable development), coordination in international negotiations, etc. An intensive report required on one of more of the issues considered, with the use of a global system decision and analysis support system, when appropriate. (Also listed as ESYS 340)
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