CAPS-IS 2070
Crossing Borders: Introduction to Global Studies
This course provides an overview of the emergence of international governing institutions, the ideologies that shaped them, and concepts helpful for understanding them. Identifying the systems that have emerged to govern modern human societies at the national and international level provides the means to consider how human beings are categorized within those systems, as citizens, subjects, the stateless, asylum seekers, and refugees. The goal is for students to gain an empirical understanding of world institutions and a critical vocabulary that will provide the means for an informed engagement with international issues across different world regions and academic approaches.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 3 units. CAPS: CAPSHUM Typical periods offered: Fall
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027