D. Global Sustainability The GLS major prepares students to work in the GLOBAL focuses on the following fields: physical, chemical, biological, cultural, economic, and political aspects of global sustainability. STUDIES Foreign Service: Requirements: >Work in an embassy >Work in the State Dept or Commerce Dept ECO 115/POL 115, Economic and Political at >Work as a translator or information specialist Foundations of Sustainability >Peace Corps GEO 115, Environmental Sustainability, SUNY Oswego International Business: plus six courses under advisement. >Work for a multinational company E. Asia focuses on Asia and the Middle East. >Work locally for a company which does business abroad Requirements: >International marketing specialists HIS 208, Modern Asia >Work in the overseas branch of a company plus seven courses under advisement. International Law: F. Europe focuses on Europe broadly defined. >Go to law school and study international law >Work for human rights organizations doing Requirements: research, writing, or organizing POL 307, European Politics >Women’s rights >Gay and Lesbian rights plus seven courses under advisement. International Governmental and G. Latin America focuses on South and Central Non-governmental Organization: America as well as certain islands in the >Immigration issues Caribbean. Global Studies Major, SUNY Oswego >Poverty Information for Current & Prospective Majors >Peace and disarmament Requirements: >Global health care HIS 215, Introduction to Latin American The Global and International Studies major is an >The environment Civilization. innovative, interdisciplinary program that >Go on to graduate school, get a doctorate and teach college recognizes the importance of the global order. Its >Teach high school aim is to develop the knowledge and skills >Write for non-profit international educational appropriate to a world of deepening organizations such as the Asia Society… interconnections and interdependence across >Art and cultural museums political, social, religious, and ethnic borders. >Teach abroad Media: A major in Global Studies can stand alone as a >Journalism student’s major or complement a second major in >Broadcasting >Analyst of global media industries
D. Global Sustainability focuses on the physical, chemical, biological, cultural, economic, and political aspects of global sustainability. Requirements: ECO 115/POL 115, Economic and Political Foundations of Sustainability GEO 115, Environmental Sustainability, plus six courses under advisement. E. Asia focuses on Asia and the Middle East. Requirements: HIS 208, Modern Asia plus seven courses under advisement. F. Europe focuses on Europe broadly defined. Requirements: POL 307, European Politics plus seven courses under advisement. G. Latin America focuses on South and Central America as well as certain islands in the Caribbean. Requirements: HIS 215, Introduction to Latin American Civilization. The GLS major prepares students to work in the following fields: Foreign Service: >Work in an embassy >Work in the State Dept or Commerce Dept >Work as a translator or information specialist >Peace Corps International Business: >Work for a multinational company >Work locally for a company which does business abroad >International marketing specialists >Work in the overseas branch of a company International Law: >Go to law school and study international law >Work for human rights organizations doing research, writing, or organizing >Women’s rights >Gay and Lesbian rights International Governmental and Non-governmental Organization: >Immigration issues >Poverty >Peace and disarmament >Global health care >The environment >Go on to graduate school, get a doctorate and teach college >Teach high school >Write for non-profit international educational organizations such as the Asia Society… >Art and cultural museums >Teach abroad Media: >Journalism >Broadcasting >Analyst of global media industries GLOBAL STUDIES at SUNY Oswego Global Studies Major, SUNY Oswego Information for Current & Prospective Majors The Global and International Studies major is an innovative, interdisciplinary program that recognizes the importance of the global order. Its aim is to develop the knowledge and skills appropriate to a world of deepening interconnections and interdependence across political, social, religious, and ethnic borders. A major in Global Studies can stand alone as a student’s major or complement a second major in