Select from this wide range of courses that cover contemporary and historical issues and communities in North, Central, and South Americas.

Courses in this area examine the roles played by law and legal institutions in the pursuit of contemporary political values such as peace, justice, and prosperity and will prepare students for careers in law, forensics, social work, government, policing and related fields.

Courses in this area give students the necessary resources to engage with local and global issues and perspectives in an increasingly connected world.

Build your interdisciplinary expertise in bio-cultural anthropology in preparation for a practicing career in the health and medical professions, or advanced bio-medical and genetics research.

Courses in this area critically examine social and personal identities and how these are mobilized within a range of political issues and power.

People all over the globe are on the move, both by choice and by necessity. Courses in this theme explore the complex reasons for such mobility.

The ability to think and communicate with language is a fundamental part of the human experience. Courses in this area examine both spoken and other semiotic practices that make our lives meaningful and shared.