Module 1: Theories and Concepts in Global Studies This module provides an overview of key theories and concepts in global studies, examining how different disciplines approach the study of global issues. Students will explore theoretical frameworks from fields such as political science, sociology, economics, and cultural studies to understand the complexities of globalization. The module also covers foundational concepts such as global interdependence, transnationalism, and cultural hybridity, offering a comprehensive introduction to the field.

Module 2: Global Issues and Challenges This module examines specific global issues, such as global governance, human rights, environmental sustainability, and international development, from multidisciplinary perspectives. Students will analyze the causes and implications of these challenges, considering social, economic, political, and environmental factors. Through case studies and policy analysis, students will evaluate the effectiveness of various international initiatives and responses, developing a nuanced understanding of the interconnected nature of global issues.

Module 3: Research Methods in Global Studies This module introduces students to research methods commonly used in global studies, preparing them to conduct independent research on global issues. Students will learn about qualitative and quantitative research techniques, data collection methods, and analytical tools. The module emphasizes the importance of ethical considerations in research and provides practical experience in designing research projects, conducting fieldwork, and presenting findings. Students will gain the skills necessary to critically assess global phenomena and contribute to scholarly and policy debates.