Otterbein College

What you'll study

Students study development and globalization theories, global political processes and institutions (including major intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations), and the diverse experiences and impacts of globalization such as cultural bias and environmental effects of economic activity. The curriculum stresses multidisciplinary perspectives and practical research skills, including designing projects with appropriate methodology and citation practices, and constructing effective written arguments.

• Major theories of development and globalization and their real-world dynamics
• Global political structures and processes, including IGOs and NGOs
• Diversity of globalization experiences, cultural biases, and environmental impacts
• Multi-disciplinary problem solving and research planning using appropriate methodologies and citation systems
• Written argumentation and skills for global citizenship

Entry requirements

The programme page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective students should consult the Otterbein University catalog or admissions office for application requirements and prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for entry into careers or further study addressing global issues. The programme's emphasis on cross-cultural awareness, research skills, ethical decision-making and leadership supports roles in international organizations, NGOs, public policy, diplomacy, and other positions that require global literacy and multidisciplinary problem solving.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page does not specify scholarships. Students should explore institutional financial aid, departmental awards, and externally funded scholarships for international or global studies, and inquire with Otterbein's financial aid office about funding options for internships and study-related experiences.