International Studies Minor

Offered by Department of Modern Languages

Requirements
INTS 200Introduction to International Studies3
Select 9 hours from the following: 19
Select 9 hours from the following:9
Non Western Survey I: Art in India, China and Japan
Art, Activism, & Social Movements
Sex Crimes
International Economics
Postcolonial Literature in a Global Context
World Regional Geography
Seminar in World Literature
Introduction to Ethnic Studies
Cross-Cultural Family Patterns
International Financial Management
History of Religions in the World
Non-Western World History
Introduction to Latin America
World History to 1600
World History since 1600
Modern Latin America
European Expansion and Exploration
Global Health
Eastern European Studies
International Development Seminar
International Studies Institute
International Studies Field Study
Internship in International Studies
Special Topics
Senior Seminar in International Studies
Global Media Literacy
Mass Media and Society
International Management
International Experiential Learning: Management
International Marketing
International Experiential Learning: Marketing
Introduction to Language Interpreting
Introduction to Translation
Advanced Translation Skills
Seminar on International Film
Seminar on Women in a World Literature
Second/Additional Language Acquisition
Interpretation I
Advanced Interpreting Skills
World Language Pedagogy
Music History and Literature I
Music History and Literature II
Democracy and Global Citizenship
Introduction to International Relations
The Institutions and Processes of the United Nations
Politics and Law of International Human Rights
Topics in Comparative Politics
Politics of the Drug War
Politics of Globalization
Politics of the Developed World
Politics of the Developing World
Latin American Politics
Comparative Political Behavior
Dynamics of Humanitarian Crises and Global Society
Human Security and Global Peacekeeping
International Law and Organization
International Political Economy
Topics in International Relations
Politics & Culture of Asia
U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East
War in World Politics
Global Cultures and Diversity
Population Studies
The Holocaust
Diversity and Social Justice
Cross-Cultural Communication
Story Analysis: Investigating Myths and Narratives
Intercultural Communication
Content Methods in English as a Second Language
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages TESOL
TESOL
Total Credit Hours21
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Students should be aware of the prerequisites for upper-level courses and plan their coursework accordingly.