Explore how diverse collectivities such as communities make sense of the world by studying them in their cultural, geographic and historical contexts. Through a socio-cultural lens, you will learn how people confront global issues such as migration, climate change and the rise of new media technologies through their own complex understandings of kinship, age, race, gender, class, faith, nature and nation. Your career: advocacy; community organizing and services; consultancies; education; international development; museums and heritage; new media; public health; public policy; user experience research