Students will work online with their international partners in Brazil to critically think about cutting-edge ethical, legal, policy and scientific issues in the field of Assisted Reproduction Technologies (ART) in the two countries. 

This course assists students in acquiring and integrating leadership knowledge within group and organizational contexts. 

This course is designed to give students a greater understanding of the problems and prospects of the region, as well as the ability to assess its efforts to adapt to the changing regional and international environment.

Students will explore the role of leadership in a global context.

This course explores how artists of Puerto Rico, Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican republic comment on social issues in their respective communities. 

This course provides a platform to teach undergraduate students from the University of Maryland (UMD) and Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Bachelor of Education students about the intersections of gender, culture, and health. 

Students will explore the concept and practice of leadership and the identity of a leader in a complex, dynamic, and interconnected world. 

A course to existing theories and practices that outline the cultural differences regarding human users' expectations, practices, and problems of using technology to address social issues.

This course will help prepare students for the rigorous research, analysis, entrepreneurship, and innovation required in international development and conflict management professions. 

This course will examine the trafficking of human beings in its historical, legal, economic, political and social contexts.