Courses Verified for CO11

• ANTH 201 - Peoples and Cultures of the World   
• ANTH 401C - Peoples and Cultures of Africa   
• ANTH 401D - Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia   
• ANTH 402 - Comparative Social Organization   
• ANTH 405 - Language, Religion, Politics   
• ANTH 410 - Topics in Gender and Culture   
• ANTH 411B - Anthropology of Islam and Muslim Cultures   
• ANTH 411C - Peoples and Cultures of the Amazon   
• ANTH 418 - Global/Local Inequalities   
• ANTH 420 - Magic, Witchcraft and Religion   
• ANTH 425 - Anthropology of Europe   
• ANTH 442A - Historical Archaeology   
• ANTH 442B - Industrial Archaeology   
• ANTH 470 - Gender and Migration: Women, Men, and Global Movement   
• ANTH 484 - Language Endangerment and Revitalization   
• ARA 221 - Islam: Creed, Culture, and Civilization   
• ARA 222 - Egypt: People, Culture and Civilization   
• ARA 223 - Turkey: Culture of An Empire to a Culture of a Modern Nation   
• ARA 226 - Middle Eastern Cultures through Arabic Calligraphy   
• ART 261 - Survey of Art History II   
• ART 365 - Contemporary Art   
• ART 375 - Art and Architecture of the Ancient Americas   
• ART 475 - History of Photography  
• ART 484 - Gender and Art History   
• BIOL 314 - Ecology and Population Biology   
• BIOL 421 - Conservation Biology   
• BIOT 319 - Trends in Biotechnology    
• CHI 221 - China and Its Culture   
• CHI 223 - Modern Chinese Literature in Translation   
• CHI 224 - Culture Through Chinese Calligraphy   
• COM 348 - Latina/o/x Communication Studies   
• COM 412 - Intercultural Communication   
• CRJ 106 - Introduction to Corrections   
• DAN 101 - Dance Appreciation   
• ECON 305 - Comparative Economics   
• ECON 359 - Economic Development   
• ECON 462 - International Trade   
• ECON 463 - International Monetary Relations   
• EDU 215 - A Global Lens on Equity and Diversity in YA Literature   
• EDUC 413 - Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Education   
• ENG 435 - Global Cinema   
• ENG 480A - Studies in Comparative Literature   
• ENG 483A - Studies in World Literature   
• ENG 486A - Studies in Postcolonial Literature and Theory   
• ENGR 100 - Introduction to Engineering Design   
• ENGR 111 - Global Aspects of Engineering   
• ENV 467 - Regional and Global Issues in Environmental Sciences   
• FIN 308 - International Financial Management   
• FREN 221 - France and Its Culture   
• FREN 316 - French for Business   
• FREN 321 - Survey of French and Francophone Cultures   
• GE 280 - Climate Change and Engineering Challenges   
• GEOG 106 - Introduction to Cultural Geography   
• GEOG 200 - World Regional Geography   
• GEOG 350 - Global Food Systems   
• GEOG 400 - International Issues for Water Development   
• GEOG 446 - Political Geography   
• GEOG 476 - Latin America   
• GEOG 487 - Middle East  
• GEOL 402 - The Oceans   
• GRC 355 - Graphic Design II   
• GRC 385 - Package Design I   
• GRI 213 - Asian Americans in United States History   
• GRI 280 - Black Epistemologies and Ways of Seeing   
• GRI 344 - Social Movements and Collective Behavior   
• GRI 348 - Latina/o/x Communication Studies   
• GRI 375 - Afro-Latinx Communities in the U.S.   
• GRI 418 - Global/Local Inequalities   
• GRI 422 - Music of the African Diaspora    
• HDFS 436 - Family Interaction   
• HIST 200 - The Past in the Present   
• HIST 208 - World History I   
• HIST 209 - World History II   
• HIST 211 - History of East Asia I   
• HIST 212 - History of East Asia II   
• HIST 213 - Asian Americans in United States History   
• HIST 224 - Pirates and Hackers   
• HIST 229 - Drugs & Security in the Americas   
• HIST 230 - History of Africa I   
• HIST 231 - History of Africa II - Modern Africa   
• HIST 231A - Islam in Africa: History, Religion, Culture, and Politics   
• HIST 289 - Introduction to the History of the Middle East  
• HIST 296 - From the Scythians to Genghis Khan: Inner Eurasian Empires I   
• HIST 303 - Worlds of Islam   
• HIST 306 - History of Korea   
• HIST 334 - American Revolutions From Washington to Chavez   
• HIST 340 - Modern African Diaspora and Popular Cultures   
• HIST 346 - History of Cuba   
• HIST 347 - History of Mexico   
• HIST 367 - The Holocaust in its European Setting   
• HIST 387A - The World Wars and their Era   
• HIST 403A - Tourism, Imperialism, and Culture in Hawai’i   
• HIST 407 - The Global Cold War   
• HIST 416B - Contemporary America: The United States since 1945   
• HIST 430A - Hereditary Dictatorships of the Modern World   
• HIST 433B - African-American History to 1877   
• HIST 435D - The History of Human Rights   
• HIST 440A - The Cuban Revolution   
• HIST 448A - Korea and Empires   
• HIST 450A - Modern Chinese History   
• HIST 464 - Europe: 1914-Present   
• HIST 465C - Modern Ireland and National Identity   
• HIST 466A - The History of Fascism   
• HIST 477 - Culture and Society in Modern Africa   
• HIST 478C - Topics in Middle Eastern History   
• HIST 478D - War and Peace in Israel and Palestine    
• HIST 494A - Medicine and Technology in Traditional China   
• HIST 494B - Pathologies of Daily Life in Modern China   
• HON 215 - Explorations in Honors: Global Perspectives   
• HON 410 - Area Study   
• ITAL 221 - Italy and Its Culture   
• JOUR 412 - Travel Journalism   
• JOUR 475 - Global Media   
• JOUR 482 - International and Cross-Cultural Reporting   
• JPN 221 - Japan and Its Culture   
• MGT 480 - International Management   
• MICR 483 - Infectious Diseases   
• MIL 203 - Cultural Understanding and Language Program   
• MINE 456 - Mining and Sustainable Development   
• MINE 472 - World Mineral Economics   
• MKT 456 - International Marketing   
• MUS 347 - Ethnomusicology: Global Perspectives on Music and Sound   
• MUS 422 - Music of the African Diaspora   
• MUS 431 - Exploring World Music   
• NRES 400 - International Issues for Water Development   
• NRES 421 - Conservation Biology   
• NRES 465 - Earth Systems and Global Change   
• NRES 467 - Regional and Global Issues in Environmental Sciences   
• NRES 475 - Landscape Ecology   
• NURS 222 - Role of Nursing in Global Health   
• NURS 435 - Population and Global Health   
• NUTR 325 - Food and Culture   
• PBH 410 - Seminar in Integrative Health   
• PBH 431 - Epidemiology in Global Health   
• PBH 461 - Global Health Promotion   
• PHIL 210 - World Religions   
• PHIL 454 - Global Ethics and Justice   
• PHYS 400 - Energy: Principles, Sources and Problems   
• PSC 211 - Introduction to Comparative Politics   
• PSC 231 - Introduction to International Relations   
• PSC 403D - Global Environmental Policy   
• PSC 405K - International Relations of Middle East and Northern Africa   
• PSC 407S - Comparative Political Economy   
• PSC 407W - Terrorism   
• PSC 407X - Suicide Terrorism   
• PSC 407Y - Democratization and Authoritarianism   
• PSC 408E - Labor, Economy, and Protest   
• PSC 408F - Border Politics   
• PSC 408G - The Military and Politics    
• REM 400 - International Pastoralism in Drylands   
• SOC 325 - Sociology of Happiness   
• SOC 345 - Social Movements and Collective Behavior   
• SOC 350 - Social Change   
• SOC 375 - Afro-Latinx Communities in the U.S.   
• SOC 391 - Bureaucracy and Large-Scale Organizations   
• SOC 405 - Third-World Societies   
• SOC 406 - Globalization and Society   
• SOC 411 - Films and Society   
• SOC 459 - Social Dilemmas of Climate Change  
• SOC 493 - History, Culture, Politics, and Society in Turkey   
• SPAN 222 - Hispanic-America and Its Culture   
• SPAN 309 - Spanish Conversation   
• SPAN 316 - Business Spanish   
• SPAN 318 - Spanish for the Professions   
• SPAN 321 - Spanish Culture and Civilization   
• SPAN 322 - Spanish American Culture and Civilization   
• SPAN 353 - Masterworks of Spanish Peninsular Literature to 1700   
• SPAN 354 - Masterworks of Spanish Peninsular Literature, 1700-Present   
• SPAN 355 - Masterworks of Spanish American Literature to 1850   
• SPAN 356 - Masterworks of Spanish American Literature 1850-Present   
• SPAN 412 - Advanced Translation   
• SPAN 422 - Special Topics in Translation   
• SPAN 435 - Hispanic Sociolinguistics   
• SPAN 440 - Seminar in Hispanic Literature   
• SPAN 451 - Seminar in Hispanic Theoretical and Applied Linguistics   
• SPAN 461 - History of the Spanish Language   
• SW 351 - The Global Context of Social Work   
• THTR 481 - History of Theatre I   
• WMST 250 - Introduction to Feminist Theory   
• WMST 410 - Topics in Gender and Culture   
• WMST 470 - Gender and Migration: Women, Men, and Global Movement