ANTH 3010 - 01 Climate Change, Human Migration and Conflict

There is growing consensus among professionals in the intelligence and security fields that climate change has very real impacts on demographic displacement, vulnerability of growing masses of people to severe disasters (both natural and human-made) and that there are serious near- and long-term implications for national and global security. This course examines current and emerging forms of threats to nations and human communities that result, at least in part, from climate change.

 


Subject
Anthropology
Status
Closed
Career
Undergraduate

Location
Online
Session
Full Semester
Enrollment Total
24/23
Credit Hours
3

Class Number
73058
Delivery Mode
Online Semester Based
Dates
-
Academic Term
Fall 2024

 

Days & Times Room Instructor Meeting Dates

Online
Bruce Donald Roberts
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  • ANTH 3010-01 and ANTH 3010-60 will be combined in Blackboard/eLearning.
  • This course will be taught online via eLearning.
  • This section may be combined with another online section of the same course. Students will be notified by UNI email if these sections are combined.

 

Students enrolled in an online / distance program should submit the enrollment form to enroll. Students enrolled in an on-campus program should enroll through their Student Center.