Arcadia College

What you'll study

The programme blends interdisciplinary coursework and experiential learning. Core themes include human rights, migration, social justice, climate and environmental impacts, conflict and political economy. Featured courses listed by the department include:

• Social Life of War — theories and everyday processes that shape war and violent conflict.
• The Politics of Climate Change — case studies on extinction, natural disasters, environmental racism and climate justice responses.
• Migration Politics in the Americas — historical and contemporary politics of migration and related language practices.

Students undertake fieldwork, research projects, community-based learning and a capstone research project; the programme supports flexible course choices to match academic interests and career goals.

Entry requirements

The page does not list specific admissions criteria. It does state that all Global Studies students complete at least one semester abroad or an approved immersive global experience as part of degree requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in international development, nonprofit leadership, government service, business, public health, education and related fields; many alumni also pursue law or graduate study. The programme highlights pathways into think tanks and international organizations.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Although the course page does not specify scholarships, students typically explore university financial aid, study-abroad funding and external fellowships to support semesters overseas and experiential placements. Prospective applicants should consult Arcadia’s financial aid and study-abroad offices for up-to-date options and deadlines.