International Studies Minor
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students who complete the International Studies minor will demonstrate the ability to analyze and understand global issues from perspectives beyond their own experience.
- Students who complete the International Studies minor will demonstrate the ability to think critically about the impact that their own cultural identities have on their world view.
Requirements:
25 credits to include:
- INTL 201 Intro to Global Studies (5)
- 4-8 credits from an approved study-abroad program, international exchange, or internationally-focused service learning or internship experience.
- 4-5 credits in a modern language at 202 level or above; or, 4-5 credits at 103 level or above for less commonly taught languages.
- Three upper-division elective courses from the following list or other intercultural content courses with approval by the faculty advisor for International Studies; at least two courses to be completed on campus.
- INTL 302 Global Citizenship
- INTL 312/FAIR312F Globalizations since 1870
- INTL 334/FAIR 334F International Law
- INTL 361/ECON 361 Intern’l Econonics and Business
- ENG 335 - Literary and Creative Expressions Across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America
- FAIR 312D - Issues in International Studies
- FAIR 334B - Transitional Justice
- FAIR 334C - International Human Rights
- FAIR 371E - Nations and Nationalism
- FAIR 413A - International Childhood
- HIST 369 - Women, Gender, & Sexuality in African History
- HIST 385 - West African History
- Or, any upper-division intercultural course with approval of the faculty advisor for International Studies