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Skip to contentGlobal StudiesMenu Close Search Undergraduate ProgramStudy AbroadResearch OpportunitiesStudent ResourcesOur PeopleFaculty BookshelfGlobal FuturesLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeCoursesUpcoming EventsRecent NewsContact Us Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SUndergraduate Program ConcentrationsRequirementsCoursesResearch & ThesisHonor Society & First-Year ProgramResourcesGlobal Studies offers an integrated, interdisciplinary approach to understanding global issues. Our undergraduate major encourages a broad understanding of the world while exploring the diversity and richness of other cultures. Our program places particular emphasis on study abroad, independent research, and language coursework. We are proud to offer: 1 major with 6 available concentrations 1 First-Year Program Multiple first-year seminars 100+ study abroad opportunities An active honorary that plans several internationally-themed events each year Support for independent and faculty-led research Accelerate your journey.We have a plan of study that will enable you to earn a master’s degree in addition to your B.A.Learn More About Our Joint Degree ProgramsChart your PathRequirementsWhat do you need to complete the Global Studies major? How do you satisfy our language requirement?Learn more about the Global Studies requirements hereCoursesYou may choose from a wide array of disciplines and content areas. Our program is designed to offer you the flexibility to tailor your major to your specific interests.See our courses by concentration hereProgram formsNeed to track your major progress, submit a course petition, or request assistance?Access our program forms hereExplore the six concentrations of Global StudiesDevelopmentIn this concentration, you take an interdisciplinary approach to examine why some societies develop politically, socially, and economically while others languish. Explore disparities in wealth, political freedoms, gender rights, urbanization, access to basic resources like food and healthcare, environmental conditions, and social justice.Learn More about the Development Concentration Eurasian StudiesThis concentration focuses on the social, cultural, and economic interconnections among the peoples of Eurasia. You pull from a variety of disciplines to study not only specific geographical regions but also vital intersections and interrelationships among regions and peoples.Learn More about the Eurasian Studies Concentration European StudiesYour interdisciplinary study focuses on the role of Europe in world politics and cultural exchange. You study both traditional and new European culture (literature, film, visual art, and electronic media), and also European institutions and contexts.Learn More about the European Studies Concentration Global Asias“Global Asias” provides the means for you to study how Asia has been understood in political, social, and cultural realms, in the geographical region defined as Asia and throughout the world. Learn More about the Global Asias Concentration Global Cultural StudiesYou study the issues arising from cross-cultural encounters around the world. You use several academic disciplines to examine conventional cultural products (literature, film, visual art, new media) in their political and social contexts.Learn More about the Global Cultural Studies Concentration International AffairsToday’s global arena presents great opportunities and challenges. You take an interdisciplinary approach to examine complex issues and to help understand the processes of cooperation, compromise, and conflict among states and across societies.Learn More about the International Affairs Concentration Dig Deeper with ResearchYou are encouraged to publish your original research in a Senior Honors Thesis and/or are strongly encouraged to submit to and present at the Undergraduate Research Symposium. Qualified graduates are recognized by the Global Studies Program as Research Scholars each year. LEARN MORE ABOUT RESEARCH AND THESIS WRITING   IAS thesis conference-23_web.jpg Our Undergraduate Community Awaits You! Join Sigma Iota Rho The Washington University Sigma Iota Rho (SIR) chapter is a group of undergraduate students committed to furthering global awareness on campus while fostering an academic, social and professional community for students interested in global issues.  LEARN MORE ABOUT SIR Make the most of your first year with the Global Citizenship Program Enabling you to acquire literacies of career and life relevant to Global Studies, this Ampersand Program for first-year students examines what it means to be a citizen of the world, challenging you to engage in both demanding texts and real-life scenarios. LEARN MORE ABOUT GCP Student Resources Declare Your Major declare your major on Web STACGlobal Studies FAQsyou have questions, and we have answersUndergraduate Honors & Awardslearn about our program honors and awardssearch more resourcesStudy AbroadUndergraduate Research Opportunities "Being a Global Studies student with a concentration in International Affairs has allowed me to understand different global perspectives and uniquely apply that understanding in different fields. For example, I am able to apply various Global Studies principles to business approaches— where innovative strategies and creativity can be leveraged with a global mindset."―Kidest TayeInternational Affairs major, Class of 2025 Contact Have questions? Visit our FAQs to locate the right person to help you find the answer. 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