International Studies Minor
Minor Requirements (18 Hours)
Course | Title | Credits |
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Required Course | ||
POLI 101 | Introduction to Global Politics | 3 |
Additional Electives | ||
Select 15 hours of the following: | 15 | |
International Relations | ||
Comparative Politics | ||
International Organization | ||
The Conduct and Formulation of United States Foreign Policy | ||
Contemporary United States Foreign Policy | ||
National Security Policies of the United States | ||
Comparative Politics of Developing Countries | ||
Comparative Politics of Industrialized Countries | ||
Topics in Political Science | ||
Revolution and Political Violence | ||
Theories of War in International Relations | ||
International Law | ||
Law and Contemporary International Problems | ||
Ideology and World Politics | ||
Nationalism and Ethnicity in World Politics | ||
Economic Aspects of International Politics | ||
International Relations of Latin America | ||
Russian Foreign Policy | ||
International Relations of East Asia and the Pacific | ||
International Relations in Japan | ||
Political Economy of Africa's Regions | ||
International Relations of Africa | ||
Foreign Policies of Selected Powers | ||
Politics and Government of China | ||
International Relations of the Middle East | ||
Politics and Government of Russia | ||
Politics and Governments of Europe | ||
Middle East Politics | ||
Politics and Governments of Africa | ||
Politics and Governments of Latin America | ||
Politics and Government of Japan | ||
Total Credit Hours | 18 |
Note: The content of each minor should reflect the student’s interests and career aspirations. It should be determined through consultations between the student and the student’s academic advisor. A student may earn a maximum of three (3) hours of minor credit for POLI 379 and/or POLI 399 (internship experience and/or independent study content must be internationally-oriented).