The Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Cultures and Politics at James Madison College, Michigan State University, offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that explores the intersection of culture and politics in global, transnational, and national contexts. The program combines perspectives from the humanities and social sciences to provide students with skills and knowledge to address complex issues in global public affairs. Students study topics such as racial and gender politics, media and power, nationalism and ethnic conflict, globalization, human trafficking, and migration. The curriculum includes a sophomore course sequence, electives, a capstone seminar, and a requirement to gain expertise in non-U.S. regions through related coursework. Graduates pursue careers in government, non-profits, media, cultural and international organizations, or further graduate/professional study in diverse fields such as law, policy, public health, and cultural studies.