Core course, 3 hours

• UCRS 3600 - Leadership for a Global Society

Ethics, 3 hours

Selected from:

• MGMT 3880 - Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
• PHIL 1400 - Contemporary Moral Issues
• PHIL 4700 - Environmental Ethics
• PSCI 4360 - International Ethics
• (other courses as approved by program advisor)

Global issues, 3 hours

Selected from:

• EADP 4040 - International Disasters
• INST 4851 - International Security
• INST 4852 - Critical Issues in Global Economics Senior Seminar
• INST 4853 - Global Development: Issues and Challenges
• MGMT 4660 - International Management Perspectives
• MKTG 4280 - Global Marketing Issues and Practice
• PADM 4050 - Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
• PSCI 3500 - Introduction to Peace Studies
• PSCI 3810 - International Relations
• PSCI 4520 - International Human Rights
• PSCI 4800 - The Politics of International Organization
• PSCI 4820 - Contemporary International Problems
• PSCI 4821 - International Conflict
• PSCI 4822 - International Conflict Management
• PSCI 4823 - International Criminal Tribunals and War Crimes
• PSCI 4850 - Critical Issues in World Politics
• PSCI 4860 - International Political Economy
• SOCI 4750 - World Population Trends and Problems
• UCRS 4500 - Global Leadership through Service
• WGST 4200 - Contemporary Issues in Global Feminisms
• (other courses as approved by program advisor)

Leadership in Discipline, 3 hours

3 hours selected in consultation with advisor.

Experiential Component

In order to complete the leadership certificate, students are required to complete an experiential component that allows them to put their learning and skill development from previous courses into practice. The experience must allow the student to actively engage in organizational/group leadership experiences, civic engagement, or career development and must occur over a period of no less than three consecutive months. Experiences should be approved in advance by the Program Director. Upon completion of the experience, a reflection paper connecting the experiences and course learning must be submitted to the Program Director for review.