New Global Full-Time and VIsiting Faculty, 2010-2011
Gannit Ankori (Professor, Fine Arts/Schusterman Center): Israeli and Palestinian art
Jerónimo Arellano (Assistant Professor, Romance Studies): Latin American literature and cultural studies
Eva R. Bellin (Associate Professor, Politics/Crown Center): Arab politics
Kathryn A. Chadbourne (Lecturer, English): Celtic languages and literature
Judith M. Dean (Professor, International Business School): International economics
Xing Hang (Assistant Professor, History): East Asian history,; history of global trade
Ricardo A. Lopez (Assistant Professor, International Business School): International trade
Raphael S. Schoenle (Assistant Professor, Economics): International macroeconomics; international trade
Sammy Smooha (Visiting Professor, Sociology/ Schusterman Center): Israel Studies
David B. Starr (Associate Professor, Hornstein Program): Jewish Studies
Kirsten A. Weld (Fellow & Lecturer, History/Latin American Studies): Latin American history
Schools, Departments and Programs
Programs with an international dimension are offered in the College of Arts and Sciences, and in three graduate schools: the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Heller School for Social Policy and Management and the International Business School.
Undergraduate
Global Studies
- International and Global Studies
- Peace, Conflict and Coexistence Studies
- Health: Science, Society and Policy
Area Studies
- African and Afro-American Studies
- East Asian Studies
- European Cultural Studies
- Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies
- Latin American and Latino Studies
- Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
- Russian Studies
- South Asian Studies
Language, Culture and Literature
- Arabic Language and Literature
- Chinese Language
- Comparative Literature
- English, American and Anglophone Literature
- French and Francophone Studies
- German Language and Literature
- Hebrew Language and Literature
- Hispanic Studies
- Italian Studies
- Japanese Language
- Russian Studies
- Yiddish and East European Studies
Other fields with an international dimension
- Anthropology
- Art History
- Business
- Economics
- Environmental Studies
- History
- Legal Studies
- Music
- Politics
- Religious Studies
- Sociology
- Women’s and Gender Studies
Graduate
Master’s
- Coexistence and Conflict (Heller School)
- Cultural Production (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
- Global Studies (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
- International Economics and Finance (International Business School)
- International Health Policy and Management (Heller School)
- Master’s of Business Administration (International Business School)
- Sustainable International Development (Heller School)
Doctoral
- Comparative History (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
- International Economics and Finance (International Business School)
Other graduate programs with an international dimension