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International Studies [INTL]
I300 Topics in International Studies
(only the following titles
applicable)
- Information, Communication & Development
- Issues in Globalization
- International Media: Instruments of State Policy and Corporate Strategy
- International Organizations
and Global Issues
- Global Poverty
- Globalization and
International Law
- Globalization: Ready or
Not
- Sea Power & Globalization
- Sustainable
Development
I310 Advanced Topics in Diplomacy, Security, Governance
- Governing the World
I315 Methods in International Studies
Note:
I315 was added for students who matriculated Summer 2009 and after, and will not fulfill thematic credit for those students. Students who matriculated before 2009 may take I315 as a thematic course.
I415 Independent Readings in International Studies
I415 Authorization Form and I415 Instructions for Faculty Supervisor
Note:
Requires departmental approval for registration and to count as thematic
elective.
American Studies [AMST]
A351 AMST in Transnational Contexts (only the following title
is applicable)
- Global Tourism
Anthropology [ANTH]
E400
Undergraduate Seminar
(only the following title is
applicable)
-The City
E416 Anthropology of Tourism
E426 Coffee Culture Production and Market
Business [BUS]
C330 (used to be BUS-X330) International Communication Strategies
D301 The International Business Environment
P: Junior standing
D302 International Business: Operations in International Enterprises
P: D301
F494 International Finance
P: F303 or
F304 and F305
G456 Non-Market Risk Consulting
L302 Sustainability Law and Policy
L411 International Business Law
P: L
201 or instructor's consent
M401 International Marketing
P or C: M 303
Note: Business courses are outside the College of Arts and Sciences. Students must take at least 25 hours of the major -- not counting the language requirement -- in the College of Arts and Sciences. INTL minors in the College must take all 15 credits in the College.
Economics [ECON]
E303 Survey of International Economics
P: E201 Intro to Microeconomics and E202 Intro to Macroeconomics
E331 International Trade
P: E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (requires E201 and MATH M119
or M211)
E332 International Monetary Policy
P: E322 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (requires E202 and E321)
E337 Economic Development (P)
P: E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (requires E201 and MATH M119
or M211)
E364 Environment and Resource Economics
P: E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (requires E201 and MATH M119
or M211)
E386 Soviet-Type Economies in Transition
P: E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (requires E201 and MATH M119
or M211) Geography [GEOG]
G316 Economic Geography
G317 Geography of Developing Countries
G320 Population Geography
G332 Geographical Globalization
P:
G110 or G120 or instructor's consent
G411 Sustainable Development Systems
P: G208 or instructor's consent
G415 Sustainable Urbanism
G478 Global Change, Food and Farming Systems
Labor Studies [LSTU]
L330 Global Comparisons
L390 Topics in Labor Studies (only the following title
applicable)
- Women & Development: Decades of Crisis & Change Political Science [POLS]
Y343 Politics of International Development
Y351 Political Simulations (only the following title
applicable)
- Model
United Nations
(Must
be taken for 3 credits to count for INTL requirement)
Y361 Contemporary Theories of International Relations
Y363 Comparative Foreign Policy
Y364 International Organization: Political and Security Aspects
Y376 International Political Economy
Sociology [SOC]
S346 Topics in Cross-Cultural Sociology (only the following title
applicable)
- The New Europeans: Immigrants and Ethnicity in Europe
- Rise of China
S410 Topics in Social Organization (only the following title
applicable)
- Consumers, Corporations, and Capitalism
P:
S210 or S340; S370 or consent of department
Please consult the latest Bulletin to double check information about prerequisites.
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