International Studies Minor

Required Courses (15 credits)

POL 362 - International Relations 3 Credits
ECO 300 - Comparative Economic Growth and Development 3 Credits or
ECO 416 - International Economics 3 Credits
HST 416 - Geography 3 Credits
POL 341 - Comparative Politics: The Western World 3 Credits or
POL 347 - Comparative Politics: The Non-Western World 3 Credits
OR one elective course from the list below. 3 Credits

Possible Electives

BEC 325 - Dimensions of International Business 3 Credits *
HST 341 - Non-US History
HST 343 - Europe in the Middle Ages 3 Credits
HST 345 - The History of Violence 3 Credits
HST 346 - Renaissance and Reformation Europe 3 Credits
HST 351 - Europe, 1648-1815: Age of Reason and Revolution 3 Credits
HST 360 - Historical Geograhy 3 Credits
HST 368 - Europe in the Contemporary World 3 Credits
HST 370 - The Development of Modern Russia 3 Credits
HST 372 - History of Eastern Europe 3 Credits
HST 374 - Revolution in the Modern World 3 Credits
HST 381 - African Civilization 3 Credits
HST 382 - Africa in the Modern World 3 Credits
HST 385 - The Modern Middle East 3 Credits
HST 391 - China: From Confuciianism to Communism 3 Credits
HST 392 - Japan: From Ancient Myth to Constitutional Monarchy 3 Credits
HST 393 - A History of Southern Asia 3 Credits
HST 396 - The Emergence of Modern Latin America 3 Credits
MCO 399 - International Mass Communication 3 Credits
PHL 337 - Philosophy and Culture 3 Credits
POL 331 - American Foreign Policy 3 Credits
POL 341 - Comparative Politics: The Western World 3 Credits
POL 364 - International Law and Organizations 3 Credits
POL 365 - Contemporary Global Politics 3 Credits
RST 330 - Women and Religion
RST 370 - Contemporary Peacemakers 3 Credits
SOC 314 - Cultural Anthropology 3 Credits
SOC 430 - Societies and Cultures of the Third World
SCS 346 - Intercultural Communication 3 Credits
IST 403 - Internship for International Studies 3 Credits
Any 300-400 level language course 3 Credits

Note:

*Students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language up through the intermediate level.