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GS 212

Issues in Int& 39 l Development

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Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

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Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

GS 212

Issues in Int& 39 l Development

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Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

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Addresses different contemporary issues that characterize the field of international development. Drawing on both critical and policy-oriented lenses, students will discuss topics such sustainability, debt, fair trade, democracy, urban and rural development, health, education, technology, Indigeneity, migration and culture. Notes: Students should take GS211 before registering for GS212.

GS 212 Prerequisites

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GS 212 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Global Studies (GLST)

International Education St. (INED)

Cannot be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 1 (1)

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