Making of the Modern World sequence

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Making of the Modern World sequence is an interdisciplinary core curriculum at Eleanor Roosevelt College that explores global history, cultures, and social change from ancient times to the present.

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instanceOf interdisciplinary core curriculum
undergraduate course sequence
affiliatedWith University of California, San Diego NERFINISHED
coversPeriod ancient history
early modern history
medieval history
modern and contemporary history
designedFor Eleanor Roosevelt College students
educationalLevel undergraduate
emphasizes connections between different world regions
global and transnational perspectives
historical context of contemporary issues
field cultural studies
global history
social change studies
focusesOn comparative cultures
global history from ancient times to the present
social, political, and economic change
goal to fulfill Eleanor Roosevelt College general education requirements
to provide a global and historical perspective on modernity
hasApproach interdisciplinary
hasComponent discussion sections
lecture courses
languageOfInstruction English
offeredAt Eleanor Roosevelt College NERFINISHED
partOf Eleanor Roosevelt College core curriculum NERFINISHED

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Eleanor Roosevelt College hasCoreCurriculum Making of the Modern World sequence