The LIU Global Minor in Arts and Communications provides students with essential skills in communication, preparing them to navigate the global media landscape.

• Core Courses introduce strategic communication fundamentals and contemporary media platforms.
• Electives explore global fine art and popular culture, enhancing students’ ability to incorporate diverse aesthetic traditions into communication strategies.
• Students learn to integrate various media techniques to effectively engage in the world’s interconnected communication networks.

Students can complete one or more minors at LIU Global, each requiring a minimum of 15 credits from approved courses numbered 100 or above.

The LIU Global Minor in Entrepreneurship equips students with the skills and knowledge to create sustainable ventures with a social impact.

• Learn entrepreneurial design thinking to plan and execute ventures that address social needs.
• Gain practical experience through fieldwork, projects, and internships around the world.
• Explore how entrepreneurs use business principles to channel market forces for positive change.
• Develop the skills to become a change agent in both professional and community settings.

Students can pursue one or more minors at LIU Global. Each minor requires the completion of a minimum of 15 credits from approved courses numbered 100 or higher.

The LIU Global Minor in International Relations introduces students to the foundations and contemporary dynamics of the global political system.

• Understand the historical development of the nation-state system, focusing on Europe and its Empires.
• Study global governance institutions established after World War II and their role in addressing global challenges.
• Analyze contemporary stresses on global governance and the complexities of understanding world events.
• Explore regional and national political cultures to deepen understanding of global political interactions.

Students can pursue one or more minors at LIU Global. Each minor requires the completion of a minimum of 15 credits from approved courses numbered 100 or higher.