Program Information
Partnership with the University of Pittsburgh
Prepare for the global economy and learn more about the world both inside and outside the classroom by earning a Global Distinction Micro-credential. Set yourself apart by seeing the world of connections, divisions, and disruptions, of global flows and impediments to them, while seeking to understand how you can work within them. This micro-credential is your opportunity to deepen your global competencies. Take 6 credits of qualifying courses, participate in one global intensive experience, and complete 10 hours of global activities, virtually or in-person, to earn this credential.
Questions?
Dr. Jodi Carver
724-480-3539
jodi.carver@ccbc.edu
Program Outcomes:
Graduates will be able to:
Think critically about the world, cultures, and global society.
Complete ten hours of global activities to expand their perspectives of the world.
Create a final written or verbal presentation reflecting their knowledge and enhanced awareness of global society following the global intensive experience.
HIST 101
Western Civilization I
This is a survey course of the civilization of the West, focusing on the development from Paleolithic man to 1500. Political and cultural changes are emphasized. 3-0-3
HIST 102
Western Civilization II
This is a survey course of the civilization of the West concerned with the development from 1500 to present. Political and cultural changes are emphasized. 3-0-3
