- ANTH265. Anthropology of Global Health (DSHS, DVUP, SCIS)
- ANTH266. Changing Climate, Changing Cultures (DSHS, DVCC, SCIS)
- ANTH298B. Special Topics in Anthropology; Selected Musical Cultures of the World
- ANTH310. Method & Theory in Medical Anthropology and Global Health
- AREC345. Global Poverty and Economic Development (DSHS, DVUP)
- AREC365. World Hunger, Population, and Food Supplies (DVUP)
- BSST240. Understanding The Principles and Perils of CBRN Weapons
- BSST331. Innovations in Counterterrorism
- BSST334. States of Emergency (DSHS, SCIS)
- BSST335. Innovations in Countering Violent Extremism (DVCC)
- BSST340. Oral Communication for National Security Careers (FSOC)
- ECON317. Global Economic Policies
- FMSC100. Families and Global Health (DSHS, DVCC)
- GBHL200. Introduction to Global Health
- GBHL310. Introduction to Global Health Literacy
- GBHL449A. Advanced Global Health Global Classroom; The Impact of Climate Change on Water and Food Security in Cameroon
- GEOG330. As the World Turns: Society and Sustainability in a Time of Great Change (DSHS, DVUP, SCIS)
- GEOG331. Introduction to Human Dimensions of Global Change
- GEOG333. The Social Geography of Metropolitan Areas in Global Perspective
- GVPT200. International Political Relations (DSHS, DVUP)
- GVPT203. The Challenge of Authoritarianism (DSHS, SCIS)
- GVPT204. Uncertain Partners: US and China in a Changing World (DSSP)
- GVPT273. Introduction to Environmental Politics (DSSP)
- GVPT280. The Study of Comparative Politics
- GVPT282. The Politics of Global Development (DSHS, DVUP)
- GVPT306. Global Environmental Politics
- GVPT354. International Development and Conflict Management
- GVPT368A. Special Topics in Government and Politics; U.S Foreign Policy and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
- GVPT409H. Seminar in International Relations and World Politics: Multi-Track Diplomacy and Conflict Transformation
- GVPT409W. Seminar in International Relations and World Politics: Workshop in Multi-Track Diplomacy
- GVPT411. Conflict in the International System
- GVPT457. American Foreign Relations
- GVPT459G. Seminar in Comparative Politics; Dictators and Dictatorships: Comparative Perspectives
- GVPT459H. Seminar in Comparative Politics; Race and Ethnic Politics in Comparative Perspective
- Global Classrooms Signature Courses. See the list at http://globalmaryland.umd.edu/content/global-classrooms
- HIST142. Looking at America through a Global Lens (DSHS, SCIS)
- PLCY288W. Introduction to Public Policy Topics; Global Action and Problem Solving
- SOCY340. Globalization’s Winners and Losers (DSHS, SCIS)
- SOCY443. Towards a China-Dominated 21st Century?
For permission for courses in the other Global Minor Programs, please contact:
| Minor |
Course Prefix |
Contact for Course Permission
|
| Global Poverty Minor |
AREC |
Permission not required
|
| Global Terrorism MInor |
BSST |
education-start@umd.edu
|
| Minor in International Development and Conflict Management |
GVPT |
midcminfo@umd.edu
|
Courses listed below are EXAMPLES of electives; this list is not exhaustive, and courses other than those listed below can count towards the elective requirement. The spirit of the minor elective is to take an additional course in leadership that complements your other minor coursework. You can identify another course you believe has a connection to leadership and request to your minor advisor to be counted as your elective. Students will choose one three-credit elective in consultation with the minor advisor.
- A course taken abroad that has connections to leadership
- BMGT360. Strategic Management of Human Capital
- BMGT363. Leadership and Teamwork in Organizations
- BMGT390H/ENED390. Designing Innovative Systems (Restricted to Quest)
- BMGT392. Introduction to International Business Management
- BMGT395. Principles of Management for Non Business Majors
- BMGT397/ENES397. Mentoring Multidisciplinary Teams (Restricted to Quest)
- CPSP279T/LASC269T UMD-Winter: Ecuador: Technology, Education and Society: Ecuador in Context (DSSP & DVCC) (Study Abroad)
- COMM324. Communication and Gender
- ECON414. Game Theory
- ENCE320. Introduction to Project Management
- ENCE325. Introduction to Construction Management
- ENCE421. Legal Aspects of Engineering Practice
- ENCE422. Project Cost Accounting and Economics
- ENCE424. Communication for Project Managers
- ENEE200/ENES200. Technology and Consequences: Engineering, Ethics, and Humanity (DSHU, SCIS)
- ENES140. Discovering New Ventures (DSSP)
- ENES210. Entrepreneurial Opportunity Analysis and Decision-Making in 21st Century Technology Ventures (DSSP, SCIS)
- ENES401/ENME401. Entrepreneurial Design Realization
- ENES461. Advanced Entrepreneurial Opportunity Analysis in Technology Ventures
- ENES466. Leading and Financing the Technology Venture
- ENME426/BMGT385. Operations Analytics
- ENME466. Lean Six Sigma
- ENME489Q. Managing for Innovation and Quality
- GEMS208. Special Topics in Leadership and Team Development (Restricted to students in Gemstone)
- IDEA Courses (Students can take a combination of IDEA courses to fulfill the 3-credit leadership elecive requirement; e.g. IDEA247 (2 cr) + IDEA200 (1 cr))
- PLCY201. Public Leaders and Active Citizens (DSHS or DSSP, SCIS)
- PLCY203. Liberty and Justice for All: Ethics and Moral Issues in Public Policy
- PLCY213. Foundations of Nonprofit Leadership and Social Innovation
- PLCY214. Leading and Investing in Social Change: Redefining and Experimenting with Philanthropy (DSSP, SCIS)
- PLCY215. Innovation and Social Change: Creating Change for Good
- PLCY310. Nonprofit Leadership and Social Innovation in Action
- PLCY311. Women and Leadership
- PLCY380. Innovation and Social Change: Do Good Now (DSSP, SCIS)
- PLCY388N. Special Topics in Public Policy; Advancing Justice Through Leadership and Public Service (restricted to Rawlings Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program)
- PSYC334. Psychology of Interpersonal Relationships
- PSYC361. Survey of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- SOCY325. The Sociology of Gender
- Other leadership course approved by minor director
