Minor in Global Cultures and Citizenship

CMU students can study the courses offered at the center for 15 credtis (5 courses) and declare to have a "Minor in Global Cultures and Citizenship" in their transcripts when graduating. The center groups a set of courses that similarly provide knowledge and critical understanding of global cultures and societies from the humanistic perspective. In these courses, students will learn the cultural differences, changes ,and conundrums, which are the conditions and challenges of the global workplaces.

The courses that can be counted as "Minor in Global Cultures and Citizenship" are:

- Literary Narratives in Global Cultures
- Ideas and Liberations around the World
- Language, Mind, and the World
- Global History: Society and the Environment
- Making Place: Global History and Culture
- Screening, Seeing, and Self-Sustaining
- Gender, Culture, and Equality
- Philosophy of Technology
- Literary Media and the Environment
- Imagining Futures through Graphic Novels
- Emerging Technologies and Ethics
- Chiang Mai: A Global City
- Advertising Fiction: Past, Present, and Future
- History of Books and Textual Objects
- Ethnicity and Contemporary Media Cultures
- Health and Medicine in Visual Media Cultures
- Conundrums of the Postcolonial World
- Desire and the Productions of Cultures
- Eco-Nations: Critical and Creative Perspectives