GLOBAL STUDIES
You’re an explorer. You’re filled with curiosity. You’ve always wanted to know
more about the world around you, which makes Northampton’s Associate
in Arts degree in Global Studies a perfect choice for beginning your
college education. Immersing yourself in a melting pot full of different
cultures and people can help you develop a background that
can lead you into a wide variety of careers. Whether you see
yourself with a human justice organization, international
service agencies, with the government, or in tourism,
Northampton’s Global Studies program can help
you become an engaged citizen who is ready
to transfer into a four-year program or move
right into the workplace.
WHY IS THIS PROGRAM FOR YOU?
»» Get your passport ready! Where else can you get a liberal arts education that gives you the option to participate in spring
break and study abroad trips?
»» You’ll make lifelong friendships with classmates and people from other countries who see the world just as you do.
»» The career possibilities are endless! Work in government, education, nonprofit, media, business, or travel and tourism.
»» NCC has transfer agreements in place with five state colleges and universities that will help you pick up right where you leave
off after your four semesters of study.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
»» You’ll be able to talk to the people around you about how human differences influence art, economics, science, culture, and
politics all over the world.
»» How do equality and inequality shape society and its cultures? You’ll be able to answer this question and discuss how
everyone is influenced differently.
»» What are the global challenges around the world? Find out how they’re addressed, and why.
WHERE CAN YOU TRANSFER?
»» Lehigh University— Global Studies
»» Kutztown University—International Studies
»» East Stroudsburg University—Intercultural and
Interdisciplinary Studies, or International Relations within
Political Science
»» Albright College—International Relations
»» Temple University—International Studies
WHOM SHOULD YOU CONTACT?
Professor Kiki Anastasakos is ready to talk to you about the program! Contact vanastasakos@northampton.edu or
call 610.861.5568.
Ready to enroll, or have admissions and enrollment-related questions? Call 610.861.5500.
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