International Studies

Associate Professor Vaccaro

International Studies is a multidisciplinary major, incorporating courses from the humanities, social sciences, and economics/business. Students will take a selection of core courses that offer a broad comparative perspective on important international issues and conditions; the remaining major requirements involve a selection of classes that can vary according to the student’s regional or topical area of interest within international studies. A major in international studies provides the basis for future graduate studies in the US as well as abroad, or for careers with an international focus in a variety of fields (including business, government, education, or the non-profit sector).

Requirements for the International Studies Major:

Complete the following:

Select 9 credits from the following courses:

Complete an additional 15 credits chosen from the following courses:

Note:

*Note that these courses have pre-requisites that do not count toward the 15 credit requirement.

A Single Foreign Language

Complete 2 courses in a single foreign language at the 200 or 300 level (both of which must be taught in the foreign language)

Four-Year Plan

Advising Guide - International Studies