University of Texas, Austin offers Age of Globalisation online course, which identifies the historical and cultural systems driving globalisation and changing societies around the world.
About the course:
Globalisation is a fascinating spectacle that can be understood as global systems of competition and connectivity. These man-made systems provide transport, communication, governance, and entertainment on a global scale. International crime networks are outgrowths of the same systems. Topics include national identity, language diversity, the global labor market, popular culture, sports and climate change.
However, an increase in integration has not brought increased equality. Globalisation creates winners and losers among countries and global corporations, making competition the beating heart of the globalisation process.
Prerequisites:
Undergraduate: Expects familiarity with the general subject matter, but does not expect more than a general understanding of either concepts or vocabulary. The course may expect familiarity with other undergraduate course materials.
- Classes start: Aug 27
- Course length: 15 weeks
- Estimated effort: 10 weeks
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