International Studies Major Revised: Fall 2017 Checksheet Bachelor of Arts Degree

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International Studies Major Revised: Fall 2017 Checksheet Bachelor of Arts Degree UID: Student Name: Date: The International Studies major is designed to offer students the opportunity to undertake

1 International Studies Major Revised: Fall 2017 Checksheet Bachelor of Arts Degree UID: Student Name: Date: The International Studies major is designed to offer students the opportunity to undertake serious study in international politics, culture and society. The major combines intensive study of a foreign language with an interdisciplinary curriculum of study chosen by the student in consultation with a faculty advisor. The specialized tracks include: A. International Diplomacy and Peace Studies B. Area Studies C. Comparative Cultures D. International Economic Affairs E. Global Gender Studies F. Research/Intelligence Analyst Students are encouraged to consider spending an optional term or year of university study abroad in their chosen language. This major provides students with a degree relevant to careers in government, international law, business, and organizations, teaching, or related fields. I. Foreign Language (including 6 credits from 3010, 3020, 3110, 3120, 3210, 3220, 3230, 3250, 3260) Three years study of a foreign language; or demonstrated proficiency at that level or other as approved by advisor NOTE: All students who declare the IS major after January 1, 2015 must earn C s or better in their foreign language courses. This policy applies only to new majors and will not apply retroactively to those who declared the major prior to II. Core Course work Take at least 5 courses listed below: (15 credits) ART 2120 Art History II: Renaissance to Contemporary or ART 2140 Themes in Visual Culture EC 2500 Economic Systems of the Global South or EC 2900 Global Economic, Business and Social Issues (Track D requires: EC 2040 and EC 2050) REL 2320 Nonwestern Religions GEO 3300 World Regional Geography or GEO 2200 Human Geography HST 3900 Global Encounters PLS 2220 International Politics or PLS 2510 Comparative Nonwestern Social Systems WGS 2000 Introduction to Women and Gender Studies (required Track E) III. Specialized Tracks (21 credit minimum) Course work numbered 3000 or above should be emphasized. Close consultation with and approval of the major advisor is required. Other courses not listed may count with the approval of your advisor. Students are expected to choose a specialized track of study. No more than two-thirds of credit hours in the specialized track may come from any one department.

2 A. INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY AND PEACE STUDIES (21 credits minimum from the following courses) ARA 3980 Studies in Selected Subjects (*) ARA 4210 Intro to Media Arabic ARA 4310 Classical Arabic Texts ARA 4410 Intro to Arabic Fiction ATH 2500 Intro to Cultural Anthro Healthcare Professionals ATH 3020 Peoples/Cultures South Asia ATH 3100 Anth of Sex & Gender ATH 4100 Special Topics-Cult Anth (*) ATH 4700 Development of Anthropology ATH 4750 Seminar Archaeol Theory CLS 3300 Studies in Ancient COM 4570 Intercultural Communication EC 2500 Econ System of Global South EC 2900 Global Econ Business Social EC 3450 Economics of Diversity EC 4190 International Economics EC 4350 Comp Capitalist Institutions EC 4440 Problems in Econ Develop EC 4450 Political Economics of Women EC 4460 Gender Econ Policy Internl EC 4770 Economic Studies (*) EES 1070 Sustainable Earth EES 4260 Earth & Envir Science Sem (*) ENG 2310 Comp : Non-West ENG 3020 Topics in Writing (*) ENG 3400 Studies in African ENG 3430 Survey of Women & Lit ENG 4200 Studies in British ENG 4430 Studies in Lit, Gender & Sexuality ENG 4470 Post-Colonial FR 3310 Survey of French FR 3500 French Immersion Ambassador Program FR 3510 French FR 4030 Advanced Studies: Language FR 4210 of Middle Age FR 4630 FR th Century Drama French/Francophone GEO 2210 Non-Western Human Environments GEO 3700 Regional Geography GEO 4500 Sem in Urban Geography (*) GR 4530 Readings Greek History Biography HST 3800 Intro to Gender History (*) LAT 4510 Roman Didactic ML 2040 The Hispanic World: Cultures in Motion MUS 2420 Comp NW Culture: Music PHL 4140 Philosophy of Law PLS 2510 Comp NW Social Systems PLS 3010 Modern Political Ideologies PLS 3020 Intro to Comparative Politics PLS 3700 International Theory PLS 3990 Selected Subjects (*) PLS 4060 Globalization PLS 4490 Gender Violence Inter Politics PLS 4510 Contemporary African Politics PLS 4520 International Human Rights PLS 4570 Politics of Developing Nations PLS 4600 Comparative Politics Seminar PLS 4610 Comp Social Movements PLS 4620 US India-Pakistan-Afghan PLS 4630 International Conflict PLS 4650 Politics of Nationalism PLS 4700 Topics International PLS 4710 International Law PLS 4720 International Terrorism PLS 4730 American Foreign Policy PLS 4740 Politics Women Terrorist PLS 4750 Weapons Mass Destruct PLS 4770 International Organizations PLS 4860 Model UN Seminar PLS 4870 Politics of Intelligence RST 2810 Regional Studies: Latin America SOC 4300 Int l Migration & Immigration SPN 3310 Survey of Spanish SPN 4030 Advanced Studies: Language SPN 4310 Seminar in Spanish SPN 4710 Spanish as a World Language

3 B. AREA STUDIES (21 credits minimum from the following concentrations) ART 3110 Ancient/Classical Art ART 3120 Studies in Medieval Art ART 3130 Studies Renaissance Art ART 3140 Studies in Baroque Art ART 3150 Studies in 19 th Century Art (*) ART 3160 Studies 20 th Century Art (*) ATH 4100 Spec Topics-Cultural Anthropology (*) CLS 3300 Studies in Ancient ENG 4200 Studies in British FR 3310 Survey of French FR 3500 French Immersion Ambassador Program FR 3510 FR 4030 French Advanced Studies: Language ML 2040 The Hispanic World: Cultures in Motion ATH 3010 Peoples/Cultures of Africa ENG 3400 Studies in African ARA 3980 Studies in Selected Subjects (*) ARA 4210 Intro to Media Arabic ARA 4310 Classical Arabic Texts ARA 4410 Intro to Arabic Fiction ENG 4440 Studies in Ethnic and Regional (*) ART 4170 Adv Stud in Non Western Art ATH 3020 People/Cultures South Asia EES 4780 Environmental Science Seminar PHL 3900 Topics in Phil of Religion (*) Europe Concentration FR 4210 of Middle Age FR th Century Drama FR 4650 French/Francophone GR 4530 Readings Greek History Biography HST 3800 Introduction to Gender History (*) Latin American Concentration PHL 3900 Topics in Philo of Religion (*) RST 2810 Regional Studies: Latin Am Africa Concentration PHL 3900 Topics in Philo of Religion (*) PLS 4510 Contemp African Politics Middle East Concentration PHL 3900 Topics in Philos of Religion (*) Asia Concentration PLS 4620 US-India-Pakistan-Afghan LAT 4510 Roman Didactic PHL 3900 Topics in Philosophy of Religion (*) PHL 4020 Continental Philosophy Seminar SPN 3310 Survey of Spanish SPN 4310 Seminar in Spanish REL 3900 Studies in Phil of Religion (*)

4 C. COMPARATIVE CULTURES (Select 21 credits minimum from the following courses) ART 2110 Art History I: Ancient Renaissance ART 3040 Studies in Art History (*) ART 3110 Ancient/Classical Art ART 3120 Studies in Medieval Art ART 3130 Studies Renaissance Art ART 3140 Studies in Baroque Art ART 3150 Studies in 19 th Century Art (*) ART 3160 Studies 20 th Century Art (*) ART 3170 Non-Western Art ART 4040 Studies in Art History (*) ART 4110 Advanced Studies Ancient/Classical ART 4120 Advanced Studies Medieval Art ART 4130 Advanced Studies Renaissance Art ART 4140 Advanced Studies Baroque Art ART 4150 Studies Modern/Contemp (*) ART 4170 Advanced Studies Non Western Art ATH 2500 Intro to Cultural Anthro Healthcare Professionals ATH 3020 Peoples/Cultures South Asia ATH 3100 Anthropology of Sex & Gender ATH 4100 Special Topics-Cultural Anthropology (*) ATH 4700 Development of Anthropology ATH 4750 Seminar Archaeological Theory CLS 2040 Great Books - Classics CLS 3300 Studies in Ancient CLS 3500 Ancient Culture & Society ENG 2310 Comp : Non-Western ENG 3400 Studies in African ENG 4200 Studies in British ENG 4470 Post-Colonial FR 3310 Survey of French FR 3500 French Immersion Ambassador Program FR 3510 French FR 4030 Advanced Studies: Language FR 4210 of Middle Age FR th Century Drama FR 4650 French/Francophone GR 4530 Readings Greek History Biography HST 3800 Intro to Gender History (*) LAT 4510 Roman Didactic ML 2040 The Hispanic World: Cultures in Motion MUS 2420 Comp Non-Western Culture: Music PHL 2040 Great Books: Philosophy PHL 3010 Ancient Philosophy PHL 3020 Medieval Philosophy PHL 3030 Modern Philosophy PHL th Century Philosophy PHL 3310 Modern Political Philosophy PHL th Century Political Philosophy PHL 3410 Aesthetics & Philosophy of Art PHL 3830 Philosophy of Religion: Faith & Reason PHL 3900 Topics in Philosophy of Religion (*) PHL 3990 Studies Select Subjects (*) PHL 4020 Continental Philosophy Seminar PHL 4140 Philosophy of Law PLS 3010 Modern Political Ideologies REL 3120 Modern Jewish Thought RST 2810 Regional Studies: Latin America SPN 3310 Survey of Spanish SPN 4030 Advanced Studies: Language SPN 4310 Seminar in Spanish SPN 4710 Spanish as a World Language TH 3990 Studies in Selected Subjects (*)

5 D. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (Select 9 credits minimum from the following courses plus 12 credits from Economics) ATH 2500 Intro to Cultural Anthro Healthcare Professionals ATH 3020 Peoples/Cultures So Asia ATH 3100 Anthro of Sex & Gender ATH 4700 Development of Anthro ATH 4750 Sem Archaeological Theory CLS 3300 Studies in Ancient CLS 4100 Adv Studies in Antiquity COM 4570 Intercultural Communication EC 2500 Econ Sys of Global South EC 2900 Global Econ Business Social EES 1070 Sustainable Earth EES 4260 Earth & Environment Science Seminar (*) ENG 2310 Comp Lit: Non-Western ENG 3400 Studies in African ENG 4200 Studies in British ENG 4470 Post-Colonial FR 3310 Survey of French FR 3500 French Immersion Ambassador Program FR 3510 French FR 4030 Adv Studies: Language Civil FR 4210 of Middle Age FR th Century Lit Drama FR 4650 French/Francophone Lit GEO 2210 Non-Western Human Env GEO 3700 Regional Geography GEO 4500 Sem in Urban Geography (*) GR 4530 Readings Greek History Bio HST 3500 Topics Latin American Hist HST 3800 Introduction to Gender His (*) IB 4860 International Trade Mgmt LAT 4510 Roman Didactic LAT 4530 Roman History and Bio ML 2040 The Hispanic World: Cultures in Motion MUS 2420 Comp Non-Western Culture: Music PLS 2510 Comp Non-Western Social Systems PLS 3010 Mod Political Ideologies PLS 3020 Intro to Comparative Politics PLS 3700 International Theory PLS 3990 Selected Subjects (*) PLS 4060 Globalization PLS 4490 Gender Violence International Politics PLS 4510 Contemporary African Politics PLS 4520 International Human Rights PLS 4570 Politics of Developing Nations PLS 4600 Comparative Politics Seminar PLS 4610 Comparative Social Movements PLS 4620 US-India-Pakistan-Afghan PLS 4630 International Conflict PLS 4650 Politics of Nationalism PLS 4700 Topics International PLS 4710 International Law PLS 4720 International Terrorism PLS 4730 American Foreign Policy PLS 4740 Politics Women Terrorist PLS 4750 Weapons Mass Destruct PLS 4770 International Organizations PLS 4860 Model UN Seminar PLS 4870 Politics of Intelligence RST 2810 Regional Studies: Latin America SOC 4300 Int l Migration & Immigration SPN 3310 Survey of Spanish SPN 4030 Adv Studies: Language SPN 4310 Seminar in Spanish Lit Lit SPN 4710 Spanish as a World Lang

6 Economics Course work (Required: EC 4190 International Economics) (select 9 additional credits minimum) EC 3450 Economics of Diversity EC 4350 Comparative Capitalist Institutions EC 4440 Problems in Economic Development EC 4450 Political Economics of Women EC 4460 Gender Economic Policy International Comparison EC 4770 Economic Studies (*) E. GLOBAL GENDER STUDIES (select 21 credits minimum) ATH 3100 Anthropology of Sex & Gender ATH 4100 Spec Topics-Cultural Anthropology (*) ENG 3430 Survey of Women & Lit HST 3800 Introduction to Gender History (*) EC 4450 Political Economics of EC 4460 Women Gender Economics Policy International ML 4550 French Feminist Philosophy WGS 3500 Feminist Activism WGS 3600 Feminist & Sexuality Theory WGS 4000 Topics in Gender & Sexuality (*) WGS 4500 Topics in Fem Theory (*) F. RESEARCH/INTELLIGENCE ANALYST (select 21 credits minimum) Required: PHL 3110 Ethics OR PHL 4110 Ethics Seminar OR PHL 3120 History of Ethics OR PLS 4180 Politics & Ethics PLS 4870 Politics of Intelligence Gathering Any international upper-level IW course Select 4 courses from Categories 1 and 2 below with at least 1 course from each category: 1. Classics/Culture/Geography/History ATH 2500 Intro to Cultural Anthro Healthcare Professionals ATH 3020 Peoples/Cultures South Asia ATH 3100 Anthropology of Sex & Gender ATH 4700 Development of Anthropology ATH 4750 Seminar Archaeological Theory CLS 3300 Studies in Ancient CLS 3400 Art & Archaeology COM 4570 Intercultural Communication ENG 2310 Comp Lit: Non-Western ENG 3400 Studies in African ENG 4200 Studies in British ENG 4470 Post-Colonial FR 3310 FR 3320 Survey of French Francophone Culture & Lit FR 3500 French Immersion Ambassador Program FR 3510 French FR 4030 Advanced Studies: Language FR 4210 of Middle Age FR th Century Drama FR 4650 French/Francophone GEO 2210 Non-Western Human Env GEO 3700 Regional Geography GEO 4100 Remote Sensing GEO 4200 Remote Sensing Applications GEO 4410 Cartography GEO 4500 Seminar in Urban Geography (*) GR 4530 Readings Greek History Biography HST 3800 Intro to Gender History (*) LAT 4510 Roman Didactic ML 2040 The Hispanic World: Cultures in Motion MUS 2420 Comp Non-Western Culture: Music PHL 4140 Philosophy of Law PHL 4720 Philosophy of Social Science PLS 2510 Comp Nonwestern Social Systems

7 RST 2810 Regional Studies: Latin America SPN 3310 Survey of Spanish SPN 4030 Advanced Studies: Language SPN 4310 Seminar in Spanish SPN 4710 Spanish as a World Language 2. Economics/Political Science/Sociology EC 2500 Econ System of Global South EC 2900 Global Economic Business Social EC 3450 Economics of Diversity EC 4190 International Economics EC 4350 Comparative Capitalist Inst EC 4440 Problems in Economic Devel EC 4450 Political Economics of Women EC 4460 Gender Economic Policy Intern EC 4770 Economic Studies (*) EES 1070 Sustainable Earth EES 4260 Earth & Environ Science Sem (*) PLS 3010 Modern Political Ideologies PLS 3020 Intro to Comparative Politics PLS 3700 International Theory PLS 3990 Selected Subjects (*) PLS 4060 Globalization PLS 4490 Gender Violence Int l Politics PLS 4510 Contemporary African Politics PLS 4520 International Human Rights PLS 4570 Pol. Developing Nations PLS 4600 Comparative Politics Seminar PLS 4610 Comparative Social Movements PLS 4620 US-India-Pakistan-Afghan PLS 4630 International Conflict PLS 4650 Politics of Nationalism PLS 4700 Topics International PLS 4710 International Law PLS 4720 International Terrorism PLS 4730 American Foreign Policy PLS 4740 Politics Women Terrorist PLS 4750 Weapons Mass Destruct PLS 4770 International Organization PLS 4860 Model UN Seminar SOC 3210 Sociology of Deviance SOC 3300 Social Organization SOC 3310 Social Change SOC 3700 Criminology SOC 4300 Int l Migration & Immigration Date Advisor Comments Student Initials Notes:

MAJOR SEMESTER CHECKSHEET B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

MAJOR SEMESTER CHECKSHEET B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Student Name University ID No. Advisor GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: REFER TO THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS (CoLA) CHECKSHEET. The CoLA checksheet lists detailed