Students
Students
Global Studies helps students become informed, open-minded, and responsible people who are attentive to diversity across the spectrum of differences, seeking to understand how their actions affect both local and global communities, and addressing the world’s most pressing and enduring issues collaboratively and equitably. The program offers opportunities for students and faculty to learn and practice global citizenship skills.
STAY ON TRACK FOR YOUR DEGREE PROGRAM
Liberal Arts (Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences) Area of Study Advisors will help you select your classes, stay on track for your degree program, and make decisions about your educational and career goals. Email or call ahead to schedule an appointment. To maximize academic advising:
Review your degree progress before each registration period
Prepare to meet with your advisor throughout the semester to make sure you stay on track!
Explore Liberal Arts areas of study and programs, as well as transfer and career options.
Global Studies Careers
Students with this academic background will be better qualified for entry into professional career tracks related to global studies, including careers in international journalism, government, business, law, diplomacy, education, and non-profit and humanitarian work. Employers in a wide range of fields indicate that the skills learned in our program are highly desirable. For example, a national survey of business and nonprofit leaders by the Association of American Colleges and Universities and the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems reveals that 93% of employers in many professional areas look for candidates who demonstrate a capacity to think critically, communicate clearly, and solve complex problems. More than 9 in 10 of those surveyed say it is important that those they hire demonstrate ethical judgment and integrity; intercultural skills; and the capacity for continued new learning. And 80% of employers agree that all college students should acquire broad knowledge in the liberal arts and sciences.
Skills Employers Value
For example, a national survey of business and nonprofit leaders by the Association of American Colleges and Universities and the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems reveals
look for candidates
who demonstrate a capacity to think critically, communicate clearly, & solve problems
say it is important
that those they hire demonstrate ethical judgment and integrity and intercultural skills
of employers
agree that all college students should acquire broad knowledge in the liberal arts & sciences
Student opportunities
Study Abroad
Explore countries and cultures around the globe through ACC faculty-led study abroad programs. African and African Diaspora Studies connect participants with other campus opportunities such as Faculty-Led Study Abroad programs. These programs provide invaluable experiences that expand student exposure and understanding of other cultural contexts.
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Service Learning
African and African Diaspora Studies Program also encourages direct involvement with the community through a variety of service-learning opportunities. Service-learning enables students and faculty to put the principles of globalization into practice through active involvement with local groups in need of assistance.
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Area of Study Advisors
Liberal Arts (Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences) Area of Study Advisors will help you select your classes, stay on track for your degree program, and make decisions about your educational and career goals. Email or call ahead to schedule an appointment. To maximize academic advising
Area of Study Advisors
Additional ACC Student Resources
ACC provides resources and assistance to help students overcome challenges, complete their education, and find out about employment opportunities.