Globalization and Me

Semester
Spring 2027
Instructor(s)
Units
4
Section
1
Number
124W
CCN
27021
Times
Tu/Th 9:30-11am
Location
AAPB160
Course Description

Globalization isn’t just an abstract concept—it’s something we experience every day in the way we eat, shop, work, and connect with others. This course will take a Political Science approach to globalization while keeping the focus on you and the ways political systems shape our personal and professional lives. Together, we’ll explore how governments, international organizations, and global policies influence everything from our digital privacy to the food on our plates.


Through lively discussions, collaborative projects, and personal reflections, you’ll uncover how political structures, institutions, and power dynamics operate on a global scale—while directly impacting your everyday choices. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to think critically about globalization, recognize its political effects, and apply this knowledge to both your academic and personal pursuits.

 

Discussion sections will be posted at a later date.