Students should consult with a program faculty member when considering an International Studies minor.
Requirements (18 credit hours)
Students must complete 18 credit hours, including:
Foundation
- HIST 101: World History to 1500
- HIST 102: World History Since 1500
- POLSC 102: World Politics
- POLSC 103: Comparative Politics
Electives
Choose two courses from one of the below areas:
Global Politics and Economics
- MGMT 340: International Business
- FINC 330: International Finance
- POLSC 228: Politics of Developing Areas
- POLSC 324: Contemporary Democracy
- POLSC 330: U.S. Foreign Relations
- POLSC 334: War, Peace and Alliances
- POLSC 336: Global Money and Power
- SOC 275: Women, Change and Society
World Cultures
- ANTH 101: Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH 235: Sex, Culture and Society
- ANTH 250: Modern Latin America
- ANTH 265: People and Cultures of the Middle East
- ART 222: Art of the Renaissance through the Enlightenment
- ART 223: Modern and Contemporary Art
- ART 244: Latin American Cinema
- ART 245: Latin American Visual Culture
- ENGL 155: Introduction to Literature: Global
- ENGL 205: World Literature to 1500
- ENGL 206: World Literature Since 1500
- ENGL 233: Middle Eastern Literature
- ENGL 349: Studies in World Literature
- HIST 215: History of Modern Russia
- HIST 234: Colonial Latin American
- HIST 240: Latin American History
- HIST 243: History of the Middle East
- HIST 247: History of Mexico
- LS 101: Introduction to Latino Studies
- MES 260/360: Topics in Middle Eastern Studies
- MES 265: Middle East Cultures
- MUS 330: Music History 1: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque
- MUS 331: Music History 2: Classical, Romantic, Modern
- POLSC 225: Latin American Politics
- PSYCH 210: Cultural Psychology
- SPAN 231: Introduction to Hispanic Culture and Civilization I
- SPAN 232: Introduction to Hispanic Culture and Civilization II
- SPAN 312: Literary Response to Armed Conflict
- SPAN 312: Literary Responses to Armed Conflicts of the 20th Century
- SPAN 316: Latin American Responses to Colonization
- SPAN 317: Narrative and Spectacle of the Mexican Revolution
World Language
- SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I
- SPAN 104: Intermediate Spanish II