This course will focus on three processes of international environmental policy development- identifying problems, negotiating solutions, and implementing agreements- through a range of case studies, including global climate change. 

The course centers on the acquisition of local knowledge to decolonize conventional narratives of higher education practices. 

This course explores how racial and ethnic groups shape and are shaped by the American and French political systems. 

Students will explore, define, and study global health, social determinants of health, health inequalities, gender inequality, family violence, and maternal and child health using a global perspective.

Critical analysis of issues at the intersection of engineering, philanthropy and social change. 

This course will survey key aspects of international education exchange administration, policy, and practice.

Supervised Service-Learning practicum in issues related to science, technology and society.

This course introduces the scientific foundation and concepts of synthetic biology and biological engineering.