SOCI 382: Qualitative Research Methods
SOCI 382 shows different traditions of qualitative sociological inquiry used to study the interpretive practices in the society.
APSC 462: Global Engineering Leadership
APSC 462 introduces upper-year students to concepts, theories, and practices of engineering leadership in international settings.
ASTU 401I: Community Based Participatory Research Applications
ASTU 401I provides an immersive and engaging experience that centers research for social change and global sustainable development.
ECON 364B: The Economics of Sustainable Development
ECON 364B incorporates a 3 month international placement to undertake a project with a community partner organization.
ASTU 401G: Wicked Problems in Community Development
ASTU 401G is designed for students into global sustainability, focusing on societal complexity of international community developments.
ASTU 401C: Global Women’s Health and Human Rights
ASTU 401C focuses on critical issues related to global women’s health and her/their ability to exercise human rights.
ASTU 401G and ASTU 401 (TBD) Wicked Problems in Community Development
ASTU 401G introduces trans-disciplinary tools of systems theory, forum theatre, critical systems heuristics, and practices in international community engagement.
HIST 403K: Ecological and Environmental History of Costa Rica
HIST 403K encompasses ecological and environmental history of Costa Rica through a transnational perspective.
ECON 364B: The Economics of Sustainable Development
ECON 364B is a community-based research course on sustainable economic development that includes a placement at an international community organization.
ASTU 204C Collaborative Methods for Global Community Development
ASTU 204C introduces a suite of collaborative methodologies to prepare students for courses in social change and community development.