| One
course of an international/comparative nature Western
content |
3
crs. |
| One
course of an international/comparative nature non-Western
content |
3
crs. |
| One
course in the multicultural nature of American Society |
3
crs. |
| One
course in geography |
3-4
crs. |
| Two
courses at the 300/400 level in a foreign language* |
6
crs. |
| |
Language
must be appropriate to Areas Studies option; coursework
must receive a grade "C" or higher; course-work
assumes the appropriate 100/200 level prerequisite language
courses. This requirement may be waived for native speakers
or by a third-year foreign language proficiency test –
see convener of the International Studies major.
|
|
| Six
courses (four of which must be at the 300/400) in one
of the following concentrations |
18
crs. |
| |
Global
Issues Concentration: FIVE courses on global issues
with a thematic focus (e.g. development, security, gender,
race/ethnic issues, etc.). ONE course in either business,
economics, environment or ethics/values with an international/comparative
emphasis.
Areas Studies Concentration: FIVE courses in ONE
geographical area (e.g. Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America).
ONE course in a second geographical area.
|
|
| A
300/400 level course approved by the convener |
3-4crs. |
| Required:
An international/multicultural experience such as study
abroad, international cooperative education, internship,
or service learning. |
|
|
| |
Minimum:
39-41 crs. |
