Semester Requirements
The international relations immersion combines the study of the complexities and shifting trends of international politics with the study of the global system. Particular emphasis is placed on the interactions and interconnectedness of nation-states at the international level and other participants in international affairs, such as international organizations, non-governmental organizations, sub-national entities, and individual citizens. Global issues studied include democratization, international and regional conflicts, terrorism, international trade and economic integration, economic development, international law and organizations, and human rights.
| Course | |
|---|---|
| Electives | |
| Choose three of the following: | |
| POLS-210 | Comparative Politics |
| POLS-220 | Global Political Economy |
| POLS-315 | International Law and Organizations |
| POLS-320 | American Foreign Policy |
| POLS-330 | Human Rights in Global Perspective |
| POLS-335 | Politics of Developing Countries |
| POLS-350 | Government and Politics of East Asia |
| POLS-410 | Evolutionary International Relations |
| POLS-440 | War and the State |
| POLS-445 | Terrorism and Political Violence |
| POLS-455 | Comparative Public Policy |
| POLS-525 | Special Topics in Political Science |