Global Issues

Today's professionals must be prepared to understand how culture, globalization, migration, inequality, and social change influence human development across diverse communities. The Global Issues area helps students examine human development within a broader international and cross-cultural context while developing the knowledge and skills needed to engage effectively in an interconnected world. 

Students interested in Global Issues often pursue careers in nonprofit organizations, international development, community outreach, public service, advocacy, education, and social impact initiatives. The courses and opportunities below can help you develop cultural competence, critical thinking skills, and a deeper understanding of the global forces that shape human experiences across the lifespan. 

Courses Tailored to Health Studies

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In addition, there are programs you can look into that would complement your degree.

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