Minor
The minor in International Studies requires 15 hours of coursework outside of the student’s major field. Along with a core analytic course in international affairs outside the discipline of the student’s major, the minor has the student take 12 additional hours focused on the four geographical regions offered in the major. Note: to complete the minor successfully, students must achieve a grade-point average of 2.0 in approved international studies courses. Courses graded P/F may not be applied to the international studies minor.
Core Analytic Course. Completion of one upper-division course (three hours) outside the discipline of the major, selected from the following advanced core classes:
- Economics 451 (International Economics)
- Economics 454 (Comparative Economic Systems)
- Geography 302 (Political Geography)
- Geography 310 (Global Issues: Inequality & Interdependence)
- History 463 (American Diplomacy to 1941)
- History 464 (American Diplomacy since 1941)
- Political Science 250 (Introduction to Comparative Politics)
- Political Science 250 (Introduction to International Politics)
- Political Science 361 (International Organization)
- Political Science 364 (Conduct of Amer. Foreign Relations)
- Political Science 368 (Politics of War and Peace)
Areas of Emphasis (select one). Completion of four upper-division hours (twelve hours) outside the discipline of the major, in one of the following areas of emphasis. Courses must be taken in at least three disciplines. For the purposes of international studies, all FLIT and foreign language courses are treated as courses in one department.
Africa and the Middle East
- Economics 455 (Economic Development)
- FLIT 266 (Francophone Literature in Translation)
- Geography 243 (Geography of Africa)
- Geography 411 (Rural and Regional Development)
- History 427 (East Africa to 1895)
- History 428 (East Africa Since 1895)
- History 429 (History of Africa: Pre?Colonial)
- History 430 (History of Africa: European Dominance to Independence)
- History 433 (West Africa to 1885)
- History 434 (West Africa from 1885)
- Music 477 (Music of Africa)
- Political Science 356 (Politics of the Middle East)
- Political Science 358 (Politics of Africa)
- Religious Studies 232 (Islam and Near Eastern Religions)
- Sociology/Anthropology 256 (Traditional & Changing Africa)
- Women’s Studies 245 (Women in International Development)
The Americas
- Economics 455 (Economic Development)
- FLIT 251 (Spanish American Literature in Translation)
- FLIT 252 (Spanish American Literature in Translation)
- FLIT 266 (Francophone Literature in Translation)
- FLIT 271 (Brazilian Literature in Translation)
- Geography 240 (United States and Canada)
- Geography 411 (Rural and Regional Development)
- Geography 466 (Field Camp: The Caribbean)
- History 241 (Latin America: Conquest, Colonization, Culture)
- History 242 (Latin America: Reform & Revolution)
- History 409 (Brazil: Colony to World Power)
- History 410 (Modern Spain)
- Political Science 355 (Governments of Latin America)
- Political Science 367 (Latin America in International Affairs)
- Sociology/Anthropology 255 (Latin American Cultures)
- Spanish 330 (Latin American Culture)
- Spanish 331 (Early Spanish?American Literature)
- Spanish 332 (Modern Spanish?American Literature)
- Spanish 431 (Caribbean Literature)
- Spanish 461 (Commercial Spanish I)
- Spanish 462 (Commercial Spanish II)
- Women’s Studies 245 (Women in International Development)
Asia
- Economics 455 (Economic Development)
- FLIT 221 (Chinese Literature in Translation)
- FLIT 222 (Japanese Literature in Translation)
- Geography 411 (Rural and Regional Development)
- History 425 (History of Modern China)
- History 426 (History of Modern Japan)
- Philosophy 350 (Philosophies of Asia)
- Political Science 350 (Government of Japan)
- Political Science 354 (Government of China)
- Political Science 369 (Far East International Affairs)
- Religious Studies 231 (Religions of China and Japan)
- Women’s Studies 245 (Women in International Development)
Europe
- FLIT 211 (Italian Literature in Translation I)
- FLIT 212 (Italian Literature in Translation II)
- FLIT 231 (German Literature in Translation I)
- FLIT 232 (German Literature in Translation II)
- FLIT 241 (Spanish Literature in Translation I)
- FLIT 242 (Spanish Literature in Translation II)
- FLIT 243 (Women Writers of Spain)
- FLIT 261 (French Literature in Translation I)
- FLIT 262 (French Literature in Translation II)
- FLIT 263 (French Women Writers)
- FLIT 273 (Russian Literature in Translation I)
- FLIT 274 (Russian Literature in Translation II)
- FLIT 433 (Weimar Cinema)(may be crosslisted with German 208)
- FLIT 434 (Fascism & Film)(may be crosslisted with German 209)
- FLIT 435 (The New German Cinema)(may be crosslisted with German 210)
- French 331 (Survey of Literature I)
- French 332 (Survey of Literature II)
- French 432 (French Civilization)
- French 461 (Commercial French I)
- French 462 (Commercial French II)
- French 534 (Literature of the Eighteenth Century)
- French 535 (Literature of the Nineteenth Century)
- French 635 (The Romantic Movement)
- French 636 (French Realism)
- Geoography 241 (Geography of Europe)
- Geography 411 (Rural and Regional Development)
- German 331 (Survey of German Literature, I)
- German 332 (Survey of German Literature, II)
- German 341 (German Cultural History)
- German 361 (Commercial German I)
- German 362 (Commercial German II)
- German 435 (The New German Cinema)(may be crosslisted with FLIT 210)
- German 441 (German Culture since 1945)
- German 547 (The Age of Crisis)
- History 205 (Early Modern Europe 1300?1750)
- History 207 (Revolutionary Europe)
- History 209 (Twentieth Century Europe)
- History 217 (History of Russia: Kiev to Nicholas I)
- History 218 (History of Russia: Emancipation to Present)
- History 221 (History of Modern Germany)
- History 232 (The Baltic World)
- History 405 (The Renaissance)
- History 406 (The Reformation)
- History 407 (Rise of Modern Science)
- History 408 (Science in Modern Europe)
- History 410 (Modern Spain)
- History 413 (France from the Renaissance to Napoleon)
- History 414 (France since 1815)
- History 417 (World War II in Europe)
- History 418 (Eastern Europe Since 1945)
- History 419 (Revolutionary Russia: 1905?39)
- History 420 (The USSR: 1939?Present)
- History 421 (Hitler and the Third Reich)
- History 422 (Twentieth?Century Germany – Weimar to Bonn)
- History 431 (Seventeenth Century Britain, 1603?1715)
- History 432 (Eighteenth Century Britain, 1715?1832)
- History 446 (History of European Women to 1700)
- Political Science 351 (Russian/Post?Soviet Politics)
- Political Science 353 (Western Democratic Governments)
- Political Science 366 (Post?Soviet Foreign Policy)
- Russian 341 (Survey of Russian Literature I)
- Russian 342 (Survey of Russian Literature II)
- Russian 451 (Russian Culture)
- Spanish 340 (Culture of Spain)
- Spanish 342 (Modern Literature of Spain)
- Spanish 441 (Golden Age Literature)
- Spanish 461 (Commercial Spanish I)
- Spanish 462 (Commercial Spanish II)