Requirement 3 : Core Courses
20 credits/ 5 courses |
International Studies: 210 Introduction to International Studies
History : 441 Modern U.S. Foreign Relations
Polit. Science : 214 Introduction to International Relations
Economics : 454 International Trade and Finance
Anthropology : 440 Cultures in Globalization
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Requirement 4:
Option A: Regional Specialization
36 credits/ 9 courses
1. East Asia
2. Europe
3. Latin America
4. Middle East
4 mandatory area courses & 5 open electives
In consultation with your faculty advisor and the coordinator of International Studies, you can arrange other area specializations.
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Region 1: East Asia : choose 4 courses
Fine Arts: 469 Art of China , Korea , and Japan
History: 468 The U.S. and Japan
History: 485 Foundations: Asian Civilizations
History: 486 20th-Century China and Japan
History: 487 Communist China
History: 489 Japan in the Modern World
Philos.: 460 East Asian Philosophy
Pol. Sc.: 441 Politics in China
Pol. Sc.: 446 Politics in the Developing Countries
Pol. Sc.: 496 Government & Politics in East Asia
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Region 2: Europe : choose 4 courses
Anthro: 457 Divided Europe
History: 302 Modern Europe
History: 443 European Social. & Intellectual History
History: 444 Strategy & Diplomacy in Europe
History: 446 Europe since 1945
History: 448 History of Russia to 1917
History: 449 History of Russa since 1917
History: 450 Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler
History: 470 European Union/US in 21 Century
History: 471 Britain: 1800 to the Present
History: 488 Modern Germany
History: 498 Modern France
Philos.: 457 Modern Philosophy
Pol. Sc.: 443 Politics of Russia & the New States
Pol. Sc.: 444 International Systems: The Cold War and Beyond
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Region 3: Latin America : choose 4 courses
For. Lang.: 595 Women in the Hispanic World
Literature: 461 Latin American Literature
Literature: 479 Latino Experience in Literature
History: 445 History of Modern Latin America
History: 453 U.S. --Latin American Diplomatic History
History: 460 Revolutionary Leaders— Latin America History: 490 History of Mexico
Anthr.: 442 Cultures of Latin America
Anthr.: 444 Social Movements in the Global Economy Socio.: 483 Hispanic American Culture
Pol. Sc.: 446 Politics in Developing Countries
Pol. Sc.: 486 Comparative Politics in Latin America
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Region 4: Middle East : choose 4 courses
Literature: 478 Arab American Literature
Fine Arts: 487 Islamic Art
History: 442 Contemporary Middle East
History: 496 African History
Philosophy: 444 Great Thinkers: Islamic Philosophy
Anthro: 508 Archaeology of Cities
Anthro: 484 Islam Culture/Middle East
Pol. Sc.: 446 Politics in Developing Countries
Pol. Sc.: 484 Government and Politics in Africa
Pol. Sc.: 491 Search for Peace: Middle East Peace Process
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Requirement 4:
Option B: Functional Specialization
1. International Business
20 credits/5 courses
(and 4 open electives)
OR
2. Science, Technology, and Society
16 credits/4 courses
(and 5 open electives)
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Function 1: International Business
Take the following courses:
Acctg: 301 Financial Accounting
Int. Business: 310 Global Business
Int. Business: 500 Strategy Global Env..
and one of the following pairs:
Int. Business: 400 Mgmt Global Env.
Int. Business: 430 Global Business Special Issues
Mktg: 363 Prin. Marketing
Int. Business: 450 Mktg. Global Env.
Fin: 350 Corp. Fn
Fin: 504 Fin. Global Env.
Students may take more than one of the above pairs as free electives.
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Function 2: Science, Technology, and Society
Choose 4 courses
STS: 440 History of Science
STS: 441 Science & Tech Policy
STS: 446 Makers of Modern Science
STS: 447 Special Topics
STS: 481 Introd. To Env. Studies
Phil: 443 Philosophy of Science
Soc: 451 Technology Transfer & Globalization
Soc: 449 Population and Society
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