International Studies - Minor
Curriculum
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Required Courses: | ||
HIST 1160 | East Asia Since 1600 | 4 |
or HIST 2300 | World History Since 1500 | |
POSC 2200W | Introduction to Comparative Politics | 4 |
ECON 1120 | Economics of Social Issues | 4 |
Choose three courses: one from each discipline (ECON, HIST, POSC) 1 | 12 | |
Economics: | ||
Principles of Macroeconomics | ||
From Nudges to Nuclear War: Game Theory and Behavioral Economics | ||
Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills | ||
Discrimination and Disparities: The Economics and Politics of Race and Gender | ||
Healthcare Economics | ||
Haves and Have Notes: Development, Poverty, and Inequality | ||
Global Financial Issues | ||
International Economics: Trade and Immigration | ||
Macroeconomic Theory | ||
Cost-Benefit Analysis | ||
History: | ||
Europe Since 1800 | ||
East Asia Since 1600 | ||
Twentieth Century America | ||
Ireland from the 12th Century to the 21st Century | ||
Revolution! Haiti, Slavery and the French Revolution 1780-1820 | ||
HIST 2XXX | Empire, Colonization and Indigenous Resistance | |
History of Civil Liberties and Civil Rights in the U.S. | ||
Revolution and Communist Rule in China | ||
Modern Middle East | ||
Women in America to 1920 | ||
The New Woman in America and England 1880-1940 | ||
U.S. Women Since 1920 | ||
Europe: from World War I to World War II | ||
Europe Since World War II | ||
Women in Asia | ||
History of Feminism in Western Society | ||
Women in Europe Since 1500 | ||
HIST XXXX | Women and Gender in World History | |
HIST 4994 | Topics: History of Immigration in the United States | |
Political Science: | ||
Introduction to American Government and Policy | ||
Introduction to World Politics | ||
Public Policy | ||
POSC XXXX | Topics: Human Rights | |
POSC XXXX | Topics: The Politics of Global Cities | |
Women and Globalization | ||
Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict | ||
History of Feminism in Western Society | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Total Credits | 24 |
Foreign language foundation of six semesters or their equivalent is strongly recommended but not required.
1 | Two of the three must be upper-division (3000-level) courses. |