Global Affairs

2026-2027

233 courses

GLAF 10001Introduction to Global Affairs and Integral Human Development
GLAF 10002Introduction to Global Politics and Policy
GLAF 10003Quantitative Methods for Global Affairs
GLAF 10005Understanding Global Development from WWII to the Present
GLAF 10010Understanding Global Development from WWII to the Present
GLAF 20000Foundations of Cultural Analysis and Engagement
GLAF 20001Global Politics & Policy
GLAF 20002Economics for Global Affairs
GLAF 20100Global Catholicism
GLAF 20101Democracy in Modern South Asia
GLAF 20102Science, Technology & Society
GLAF 20103Fundamentals of Social and Cultural Anthropology
GLAF 20104The Art and Science of Human Flourishing
GLAF 20105Modern Islamic Thought
GLAF 20106Intro to International Development Studies
GLAF 20107Introduction to Peace Studies
GLAF 20108Global Africa
GLAF 20109Global Korea
GLAF 20110Exploring Global Development
GLAF 20111Fundamentals of Social and Cultural Anthropology
GLAF 20112The Politics of Health and Disease in Africa
GLAF 20113AI, Big Tech and Your Data: Business Innovation and Regulation
GLAF 20150RasPutin to Putin: Russia's Ravaged 20th Century
GLAF 22100Global Catholicism Tutorial
GLAF 27000Cultural Immersion Experience
GLAF 30001Research Design for Global Affairs
GLAF 30002Quantitative Analysis for Global Affairs
GLAF 30018Global Environmental Issues and Policies
GLAF 30100Visualizing Global Change
GLAF 30101International and Comparative Education Policy
GLAF 30102The Political Economy of East Asian Development
GLAF 30103Political Violence
GLAF 30104World Economic History since 1600
GLAF 30105Race & International Relations
GLAF 30106Human Trafficking Policy
GLAF 30107Application, Ethics, and Governance of AI
GLAF 30108Policymaking for a Global Era
GLAF 30109International Economics
GLAF 30110Human-Centered Design for Social Innovation
GLAF 30111Erosion of Democracy
GLAF 30112Poverty, Business, and Development
GLAF 30113Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation
GLAF 30114International Law and Human Rights
GLAF 30115Building an Anti-Racist Vocabulary
GLAF 30116U.S. Civil Rights in History and Law
GLAF 30117Technology and the World We Inherit: A Global History
GLAF 30118Global Environmental Issues and Policies
GLAF 30119Engaging World Religions: An Introduction to Religion and Global Affairs
GLAF 30120International Development in Practice: What works in Development
GLAF 30121Environmental Economics
GLAF 30122Mobilizing Memory: The Politics of Memory in Modern Europe
GLAF 30123Central Europe and the Transatlantic Security Relationship After the End of the Cold War
GLAF 30124Revealing Doomsday: The History of Apocalypse in the West
GLAF 30125Deep Dive into Diplomacy
GLAF 30126Connecting Asia: Pasts, Presents, Futures
GLAF 30127Introduction to International Human Rights
GLAF 30128States, Markets & Development
GLAF 30129Global Ireland
GLAF 30130Underwriting Action: Catholic Social Teaching as Integral Human Development
GLAF 30131Energy Systems for Decarbonization: Fossil Phase Out, Zero Carbon Buildout, and the Future of Energy
GLAF 30132Research Methods for Global Affairs
GLAF 30133Women and Health in Global Context: Key Issues Across the Lifespan
GLAF 30134Ethics and Politics of Memory in the Western Balkans
GLAF 30135Refugees, Rights and Resettlement: World Refugee Policy and International Law
GLAF 30136Media & Politics in East Asia
GLAF 30137U.S.-China Relations
GLAF 30138Improving Education Outcomes in the Global South
GLAF 30139Ukrainian and Russian Culture
GLAF 30140Global Indigeneity
GLAF 30141Migrants and Mobility in the Age of Mass Movement
GLAF 30142Simulating Politics and Global Affairs
GLAF 30143International Conservation & Development Politics
GLAF 30144Memory, History and Violence in the Middle East
GLAF 30145Latin American Politics
GLAF 30146Gender and Social Change
GLAF 30147Endangered Languages: History, Policy, and Sustainability
GLAF 30148Schools, Churches, Colonialism: History, Accountability, and Reconciliation
GLAF 30149Korean Society and Politics
GLAF 30150International Research Design
GLAF 30151Democracy, Dictators, Rights and Wrongs: An Introduction to Political Anthropology