This requirement may also be satisfied by an approved upper-level course in either literature, music or history of art and architecture. It may also be satisfied by a first- level Literature, Music or Art course providing this course is from a different department than General Education Requirements 1 and 2. 4. This requirement may also be satisfied with one additional social science or history course. Regional courses focus on cultures or societies in a particular country or region of the world, other than the United States. Comparative courses utilize a comparative perspective in examining problems, issues, or topics that cut across regional or national boundaries.
Global courses focus on global processes by examining worldwide issues or topics comprehensively.
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