Global Poverty & Practice Minor
The Global Poverty and Practice Minor trains students in the study and analysis of global poverty. Launched in 2007, it provides the theoretical frameworks, methods and skills, and creative opportunities necessary for students to participate in forms of practice that engage global poverty in imaginative and practical ways. The Minor explores the ethics of global citizenship and the role that UC Berkeley undergraduates play in understanding and addressing some of the most pressing issues of the 21st century. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to undertake the Minor and investigate the ways in which the requirements supplement the major field of study
For more information on completing the GPP Minor, please consult the GPP Minor Handbook, the GPP Minor Declaration Form, or contact a Global Poverty and Practice advisor at the Blum Center for Developing Economies (
This description is for introductory purposes only. Students interested in completing a minor in GPP should consult the GPP Minor Handbook and the GPP website (http://blumcenter.berkeley.edu/global-poverty-education/global-poverty-minor).