Build a foundation for understanding and analyzing both global and international issues in Canada's capital, home to many international organizations. Take courses in global and international history, literatures, ethics, economics, culture, law, climate change and theory. Explore the world and another culture through second language and international experience requirements. Optional concentrations: admissions.carleton.ca/programs/global-international-studies Your career: advertising; business; communications; foreign service; international relations; journalism; lobbying; marketing; politics and policy analysis; public service; tourism