Network Courses
Hate and the Human Condition
PS / GIS 207 (Fall 2017) — Global Citizenship
HR218 (Spring 2018) — Free Speech
PS257 (Spring 2018) — Nationalism
(Spring 2019) — Post-Migration Cities
MUS / ARTH 343 (Spring 2016) — Geographies of Sound
Challenging students to examine the ideas and practices
of being a global citizen in the 21st century.
The Bard International network is deepened through joint courses that link faculty and students with classes that share common themes, assignments, and increasingly common readings, as well as “virtual” classes that unite students at different network institutions.of being a global citizen in the 21st century.
Network Partners
International education is built upon meaningful partnerships. Our collaborations abroad require institutional commitment and provide innovative, interdisciplinary approaches to education.
Spotlight: Global Citizenship
This interdisciplinary course critically examines the conceptual and theoretical foundations of global citizenship and investigates how it might work in practice. Throughout the semester, students across the Bard network engage and collaborate, creating a dynamic cross-cultural conversation about the potential for and limitations of global citizenship.
What does it mean to be a global citizen?
“A global citizen cares for real people—not people in the abstract, not humanity in general, but real people to whom he or she makes a pact of solidarity that hardship and difficulty can’t break.” —Michael Ignatieff, President, Central European University