To succeed in today’s increasingly complex, and interconnected world, CU Boulder graduates must be equipped with competencies that can be applied across diverse organizations, contexts, and cultures.

CU Boulder researcher Steve Miller argues for deeper insight into how people understand risk before shocks, especially those related to climate change, happen in global systems The world is becoming ...

A new report has outlined risk scenarios on earth, at sea, and in space, raising concern about the fragility of global interconnected digital systems and offering a roadmap for preparedness.The report ...

As the world's largest trading nation conducting 95 per cent of its international trade through sea lanes, China has systematically leveraged its economic might to establish a growing network of ...

Modern astronomy happens at the speed and scale of our globalized, interconnected world. And like the rest of society, it requires faster, more robust networking for scientists to keep up with new ...

As the world transforms into a global village, it closely intertwines the world’s economies. Globalization is a force that results in the movement of capital, commodities, people, and ideas around the ...

Multilateralism is not an option but a necessity as we build back a better world with more equality and resilience, and a more sustainable world." - Secretary-General António Guterres Multilateralism, ...