Global Perspectives (GPPCC)

Location(s): Online

Award: Career Certificate

Academic Focus Area: Transfer

Students earning this career certificate increase their knowledge of global and cultural issues, fulfilling the need to understand and facilitate intercultural interactions for careers in today’s increasingly global environment.

Graduation Requirements

To earn this degree, a student must complete all required courses.

Total credit hours required: 27.0

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Course Requirements - 27.0 credits

ARTS 1110 - Art History - Prehistory to 1400 4.5 Credits
ARTS 1120 - Art History - 1400 to Present 4.5 Credits
BSAD 2700 - Global Business 4.5 Credits
CHIN 1110 - Beginning Chinese I 7.5 Credits
FREN 1110 - Elementary French I 7.5 Credits
GEOG 1020 - World Regional Geography 4.5 Credits
GEOG 1050 - Introduction to Human Geography 4.5 Credits
GERM 1010 - Elementary German I 7.5 Credits
HIST 1070 - Traditional and Modern China 4.5 Credits
HIST 1080 - Traditional and Modern Japan 4.5 Credits
HIST 1110 - World Civilization from Prehistory to 1500 4.5 Credits
HIST 1120 - World Civilization from 1500 to Present 4.5 Credits
HIST 2200 - Latin American History 4.5 Credits
HIST 2220 - U.S. and Global Military History 4.5 Credits
HUMS 1110 - Origins of the Humanities 4.5 Credits
HUMS 1150 - The Humanities in the Non-Western World 4.5 Credits
HUMS 1160 - The Humanities and Food Culture 4.5 Credits
JAPN 1010 - Beginning Japanese I 7.5 Credits
PHIL 2200 - Introduction to Comparative Religion 4.5 Credits
SOCI 1250 - Introduction to Anthropology 4.5 Credits
SPAN 1110 - Elementary Spanish I 7.5 Credits

Program Level Student Learning Outcomes

Identify the cultural context of artistic styles and trends.
Explain historical events in a global framework.
Interpret artistic and humanist expressions of global cultures.
Compare religious traditions and their cross-cultural iterations.
Analyze the impact of geography and climate change on global systems and everyday life.
Analyze resources from the material and written records.