Course Offerings
Our affiliated faculty regularly offer courses related to labor and community issues. To learn about upcoming courses and programs, check these listings periodically or sign up for one of our mailing lists.
Last updated: July 18, 2023
Undergraduate Courses
Communication
COMM 106F. Film Industry (Hill)
COMM 106I. Internet Industries (Irani)
COMM 106T. TV, Culture, and the Public (includes creative labor aspect) (deWaard)
COMM 106V. TV Industry (Hill)
COMM 114E Gender, Labor, and the Global Economy (Staff)
COMM 142. Film Authorship (includes creative labor aspect) (deWaard)
Critical Gender Studies
CGS 101. Gender and Globalization (Whitley, Werner)
CGS 120. Gender and Capitalism (Whitley)
CGS 127. Feminist Border Studies (Whitley)
CGS 128. Transnational Feminisms (Whitley)
History
HIUS 113/ETHN 154. History of Mexican America (Martinez-Matsuda)
HIUS 136/ETHN 153. Citizenship and Civil Rights in the Twentieth Century (Martinez-Matsuda)
HIUS 144. Topics in US History: Labor and Working-Class History (Martinez-Matsuda)
Public Health
FMPH 155. Qualitative Research for Global Public Health (Fielding-Miller)
Sociology
SOCI 111. Local Lives/Global Problems (Ribas)
SOCI 189GS. Making of a Modern Colony: Puerto Rico in the Twentieth Century (Ribas)
SOCI 190GS. Contemporary Problems, Politics, and Potentialities in Puerto Rico (Ribas)
Urban Studies & Planning
USP 6. Introduction to Global Architecture (Shvartzberg Carrió)
USP 162. Migration and the City (Andrews)
USP 163. Community Engaged Research and Planning (Andrews)
USP 184. Decolonizing Design (Shvartzberg Carrió)
Graduate Courses
Communication
Critical Gender Studies
CGS 127. Feminist Border Studies (grads welcome) (Whitley)
CGS 128. Transnational Feminisms (grads welcome) (Whitley)
Global Policy and Strategy
GPPA 435. Comparative Social Welfare Policy (Ahlquist)