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Curriculum Focus Areas: Overview
The GS major offers liberal arts education in English that tackles contemporary cross-border challenges. Students study across three fields (history and politics, language and representation, society and culture), cultivating communication skills, critical thinking, and global literacy, and fostering an international perspective and collaborative problem-solving abilities.
Curriculum Concentrations: Overview
The GS Programme offers an English-medium liberal arts education focused on today’s pressing global and transnational issues. Built around three complementary concentrations—History & Politics, Language & Representation, and Society & Culture—it provides a flexible and interdisciplinary curriculum that enables students to pursue their interests while developing strong research and communication skills across the humanities and social sciences. By connecting ideas across fields and deepening expertise in a chosen area, students cultivate global literacy, critical and creative thinking, cross-border awareness, and collaborative problem-solving skills, thereby preparing to engage thoughtfully and effectively in the international community after graduation.
The GS major offers liberal arts education in English that tackles contemporary cross-border challenges. Students study across three fields (history and politics, language and representation, society and culture), cultivating communication skills, critical thinking, and global literacy, and fostering an international perspective and collaborative problem-solving abilities.
Curriculum Concentrations: Overview
The GS Programme offers an English-medium liberal arts education focused on today’s pressing global and transnational issues. Built around three complementary concentrations—History & Politics, Language & Representation, and Society & Culture—it provides a flexible and interdisciplinary curriculum that enables students to pursue their interests while developing strong research and communication skills across the humanities and social sciences. By connecting ideas across fields and deepening expertise in a chosen area, students cultivate global literacy, critical and creative thinking, cross-border awareness, and collaborative problem-solving skills, thereby preparing to engage thoughtfully and effectively in the international community after graduation.