Diversity and Global Learning Achievement Certificate
Develop cultural knowledge and awareness with a Diversity and Global Learning (DGL) Achievement Certificate. Each course in the program will help you develop critical and reflective skills so you can live and work in the diverse world around you.
Why Should I Get a DGL Achievement Certificate?
Courses within this certificate program will help you discover and explore other cultures and perspectives. You'll learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion and how historical and current social differences shape, and have been shaped by, political, economic, and cross-cultural relationships around the world. These courses are also designed with transfer in mind and will give you an edge on future diversity requirements and competitive admissions processes.
In today’s workplace, employers value professionals who are able to navigate the complexities of a diverse and interconnected world. Make yourself even more competitive by building your cultural competence and diversity mindset.
How Do I Get an Achievement Certificate?
To earn the Diversity and Global Learning Achievement Certificate, you must take and earn a C or higher in 4 courses marked as DGL.
The Diversity and Global Education achievement certificate courses help students to learn and think critically about diversity, equity, and inclusion on both local and global levels. Courses in upcoming semesters include:
(as of Fall 2023)
| Course # | Course Name (GT Number if applicable) |
|---|---|
| ANT 1001 | Cultural Anthropology: SS3 |
| ANT 1003 | Intro to Archaeology: SS3 |
| ANT 2115 | Native Peoples of North America: SS3 |
| ANT 2125 | Anthropology of Religion: SS3 |
| ASL 1121 | American Sign Language 1 |
| ASL 1122 | American Sign Language 2 |
| ASL 1123 | American Sign Language 3 |
| ASL 1124 | Intermediate ASL |
| AST 1140 | Astronomy of Ancient Cultures: SC2 |
| BUS 2041 | Cultural Diversity in Business |
| COM 2300 | Intercultural Communications: SS3 |
| ECO 1001 | Economics of Social Issues: SS1 |
| EDU 2341 | Multicultural Education |
| FRE 1011 | French Language 1 |
| FRE 1012 | French Language 2 |
| FRE 2011 | French Language 3: AH4 |
| FRE 2012 | French Language 4: AH4 |
| GEO 1005 | World Regional Geography: SS2 |
| GEO 1006 | Human Geography: SS2 |
| HIS 1110 | World History: Antiquity-1500: HI1 |
| HIS 1120 | World History: 1500-present: HI1 |
| HIS 2005 | Women in World History: HI1 |
| HIS 2015 | 20th Century World History: HI1 |
| HIS 2115 | American Indian History: HI1 |
| HIS 2120 | US Foreign Relations: HI1 |
| HUM 1015 | World Mythology: AH2 |
| HUM 1021 | Humanities: Early Civilizations: AH2 |
| HUM 1022 | Humanities: Medieval-Modern: AH2 |
| HUM 1023 | Humanities: Modern World: AH2 |
| JAP 1011 | Japanese Language 1 |
| JAP 1012 | Japanese Language 2 |
| JAP 2011 | Japanese Language 3: AH4 |
| JAP 2012 | Japanese Language 4: AH4 |
| LIT 2001 | World Literature to 1600: AH2 |
| LIT 2002 | World Literature after 1600: AH2 |
| LIT 2005 | Race, Ethnicity, and Culture in US Literature: AH2 |
| LIT 2040 | Queer Literature |
| LIT 2058 | LatinX Literature: AH2 |
| LIT 2059 | Survey of African American Literature: AH2 |
| MUS 1023 | Survey of World Music: AH1 |
| MUS 1025 | History of Jazz: AH1 |
| PHI 1014 | Comparative Religions: AH3 |
| PHI 2014 | Philosophy of Religion: AH3 |
| PSC 2005 | International Relations: SS1 |
| PSC 2025 | Comparative Government: SS1 |
| PSY 2105 | Psychology of Gender: SS3 |
| PSY 2107 | Human Sexuality: SS3 |
| PSY 2221 | Social Psychology: SS3 |
| PSY 2552 | Psychopathology: SS3 |
| SOC 2018 | Sociology of Diversity: SS3 |
| SOC 2031 | Sociology of Deviant Behavior: SS3 |
| SPA 1011 | Spanish Language 1 |
| SPA 1012 | Spanish Language 2 |
| SPA 1015 | Spanish for the Professional I |
| SPA 2011 | Spanish Language 3: AH4 |
| SPA 2012 | Spanish Language 4: AH4 |
| SPA 2075 | Special Topics |
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