For Global Studies in Human Sciences students, the world is their classroom. Global Studies focuses on topics such as hunger and food insecurity, community development and entrepreneurship, environmental sustainability, maternal and child health, education, global markets, humanitarian aid, social policy, and more. Key to gaining real-world experience with these and other issues, and fully understanding the diverse nature of other cultures, a minimum of one study abroad experience and a semester-long internship is required for every student enrolled in the program. In addition to the valuable lessons learned abroad and the internship, the Global Studies curriculum teaches students to use design- thinking methodologies to develop solutions to global issues. Through this course of study, students learn the realities of globalization and how local and global issues are interconnected and develop a refined skill set that will equip them to work collaboratively with communities and organizations to improve the quality of life around the world. Beyond this, students take courses to develop their professional portfolio, refine their passions and career goals, sharpen their problem solving abilities, and learn to work on diverse teams. These high impact practices make our students highly employable and excellent candidates for graduate programs ranging from law school and disaster management to social entrepreneurship and design ecology.