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International Studies Requirements

Required courses for major or minor (15 hours)

ANT 100 - Cultural Anthropology
ECO 200 - Principles of Macroeconomics
PSC 102 - Comparative Politics or PSC 103 - International Politics
PSC 470 - The Post Cold War World
GEO 101 - World Regional Geography or GEO 102 - Geography of the World’s "Developed" Regions or GEO 103 - Geography of the Third World.

Elective course options (21 hours for major, 6 hours for minor)

African Option

ANT 240 - Peoples of Africa
ANT 310 - African Arts
GEO 403 - Geography of Africa
HIS 335 - History of Ancient Africa
HIS 336 - History of Modern Africa
PSC 366 - Government and Politics in Africa

Asian Option

ANT 385 - Peoples of East and Southeast Asia
ART 104 - Survey of Asian Art
GEO 410 - Geography of Asia
HIS 330 - History of China
HIS 331 - History of Japan
PHI 250 - Eastern Philosophy
POP 345 - Japanese Popular Culture

Business Option

ACC 200 - Principles of Accounting I - Financial
ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting II - Managerial
CTE 316 - Inter-cultural Business Communications
ECO 201 - Principles of Microeconomics
ECO 305 - International Context for Business
ECO 340 - International Economics
ECO 342 - Economic Development
FIN 415 - International Finance
FRE 250 - Business French
GEO 303 - Economic Geography
GER 250 - Business German
MGT 360 - Comparative International Management
PSC 410 - Political Economy
SPI 250 - Business Spanish

European Option

ANT 370 - Celtic Europe
FRE 310 - French Culture and Society Today
FRE 311 - French Cultural History
FRE 480 - Topics in French Culture
GEO 402 - Geography of Europe
GER 310 - Contemporary German Life
GER 311 - German Cultural History
GER 480 - Topics in German Culture
HIS 308 - Modern Europe 1870-1920
HIS 309 - Modern Europe since 1920
HIS 355 - English History, 1760 to present
HIS 363 - History of Germany since 1870
HIS 377 - Modern Russia since 1855
HIS 410 - History of Modern France
HIS 413 - History of Nazi Germany
HIS 414 - The Holocaust
PSC 330 - Politics of Europe
SPI 310 - Spanish Culture and Civilization

Latin American Option

ANT/SOC 245 - Peoples of Latin America
ANT 360 - Indians of Mexico and Guatemala
GEO 406 - Geography of Latin America
HIS 325 - Early Latin American History
HIS 326 - Modern Latin American History
HIS 436 - Race Relations in the Americas, c.1800 to Present
HIS 465 - Nature and Development in Latin America
PSC 335 - Latin American Politics
PSC 355 - Comparative Revolutionary Politics
SPI 311 - Spanish-American Culture and Civilization
SPI 480 - Studies in Spanish-American Cultures and Civilizations

Social Science Option

ANT 201 - World Cultures
ANT 270 - Native Australia and Oceania
ANT 301/SOC 301 - World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity
ANT 320 - Religion and Culture
ANT 330 - Women, Gender and Culture, a Global Perspective
ANT 358 - Art and Culture
ANT 380 - Origin of Civilization
CMST 355 - Cross-Cultural Communication
EMB 370 - International Media Systems
GEO 302 - Cultural Geography
GEO 310 - Geography of Populations
HIS 320 - Colonial Experience in the Non-Western World
HIS 321 - Modernization in the Non-Western World
HIS 329 - History of the Middle East and North Africa
HIS 333 - World Civilization from 1500
HIS 423 - Diplomacy and Foreign Policy of the United States
HIS 425 - History of American Diplomacy Since 1900
HIS 561 - Modernization in the Non-Western World
HIS 565 - The Vietnam War
PHI 160 - World Religions
PSC 312 - Modern Ideologies
PSC 338 - U.S. Foreign Policy and the Developing World
PSC 382 - Canadian Politics and Policies
PSC 394 - Topics: Comparative Politics
PSC 394 - Topics: International Politics
PSC 415 - United States Foreign Policy
PSC 420 - International Terrorism
PSC 480 - International Law
PSC 481 - International Organizations
PSC 485 - Comparative Foreign Policy
PSC 486 - War in the Modern World
REL 250 - World Religions and Ethics
REL 305 - Islam
WMS 383 - Women and World Cultures