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IDS401Global Society

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU IDS401 has 2 direct prerequisites.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course aims to expand upon students' understanding, experience, and critical thinking skills, connecting the roles of the individual at the local, national, and global levels. Students will be analyzing global issues that affect different aspects of identity - individual, national, and global - through the lenses of economics, political science, technology, and business, among other disciplines. Increased global awareness, an important knowledgebase for the 21st Century individual, is emphasized to prepare students for personal and professional relationships with individuals, groups, and organizations that present themselves through a global network. Analyzing the challenges of shifting from local to global, researching the relationship of technology and society, and understanding the importance of the individual in relation to a global society will be emphasized.

Prerequisite Tree

  • ENG123English Composition II
    • ENG122English Composition I
  • ENG122English Composition I

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