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Interdisciplinary Concentration in International Affairs

Government Course Descriptions

(18 hours total plus Study Abroad). Study Abroad experience may be satisfied through semester abroad, course-based study abroad, or internship abroad.

Requirements

1. 6 semester hours of required courses:

GOVT 2305Introduction to Political Studies
GOVT 2320International Relations

2. 6 hours from Group I: Fine Arts and Humanities:

ARTH 2361Art History: Ancient Through Medieval
ARTH 2362Art History: Renaissance to Modern
ARTH 3350Latin American Art: 20th Century
ARTH 3357History of Photography
ARTH 4350Modern Art of Mexico
CLST 3325Cultural Studies Theory
CLST 2320Cultural Studies Method: Inquiry and Evidence
CLST 4399Selected Topics in Cultural Studies
ENGL 2310World Literature Studies
ENGL 4320Period Studies
ENGL 4340/THAR 4385Major Authors
ENGL 4350Literary Movements
HIST 1311World History, Part I
HIST 1312World History, Part II
HIST 3331Colonial Latin America
HIST 3332Latin America Since Independence
HIST 3340Modern Europe
HIST 4325Global Human Rights
HIST 4336Topics in Chinese History
HIST 4338Topics in South Asian History
HIST 4350Topics in World History
HIST 4332Mexico
MUSI 3348Studies in World Music
PHIL 3325Philosophy of Culture
PHIL 3355World Philosophy
PHIL 3385Justice: Tradition and Transformation
RELS 3322Christianity through Art
RELS 3350Environmental Theology and Ethics
RELS 4345Theologies of Liberation
SPAN 3311Culture and Civilization of Spain
SPAN 3312Culture and Civilization of Latin America
engl-4320'>ENGL 4320, engl-4340'>ENGL 4340: When appropriate

3. 6 hours from Group II: Social Sciences and Business:

ANTH 1311Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 3332/SOCI 3332Culturology and Cross-Cultural Communication
ECON 2301Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 4310International Economics
ECON/BINT 4350Latin American Economics
BINT 3331International Business Management
BINT 3345International Accounting
BINT 3355International Banking and Finance
BINT 3361International Marketing
BINT 4390International Policies and Relations
GOVT 1391Human Rights
GOVT 2350Environmental Politics
GOVT 2375International Organizations
GOVT 2376Model Organization of American States
GOVT 3356Terrorism and Conflict in the International Arena
GOVT 3376Model United Nations
GOVT 4321U.S. Foreign Policy
GOVT 4322National Security Policy
GOVT 4323Politics of Coffee and Sugar
GOVT 4330International Law
GOVT 4355Politics of Developing Areas
GOVT 4363Political Globalization
GOVT 4387Topics in Comparative Politics/International Relations
GOVT 4387Topics in Comparative Politics/International Relations

4. Study Abroad Experience

(May be satisfied through semester abroad or internship abroad)