2025-2026 Academic Catalog

Dec 05, 2025

2025-2026 Academic Catalog

International Studies, BA (INTLSTUD-BA)

CIP Code: 302001

Program Description

The international studies major offers students the opportunity to study international politics, economics, culture, and society. The major encourages intensive study of a foreign language with an interdisciplinary curriculum of study chosen by a student in consultation with a faculty advisor.

The Bachelor of Arts degree program in International Studies consists of three parts: three years of study of one foreign language; the major core courses, which include introductory work in art history, economics, geography, history, political science, religion, and women, gender, and sexuality studies; and work in a specialized concentration.

The specialized concentrations in the International Studies major provide six options: International Diplomacy and Peace Studies, Regional Studies (African Studies, Asian Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies, or Middle Eastern Studies), Comparative Cultures, International Economics, Global Gender Studies, and Research/Intelligence Analysis.

The International Diplomacy and Peace Studies concentration includes courses in Political Science, Communication, and History. The African Studies, Asian Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies, and Middle Eastern Studies concentrations allow students to focus on a global region and include classes in Anthropology, History, Humanities, and Political Science. The Comparative Cultures concentration includes courses from Anthropology, Classics, English, History, Humanities, Philosophy, and Religion. The International Economics concentration focuses on global economic concerns, with supporting course work in History, Political Science, and Sociology. The Global Gender Studies concentration incorporates a gender-analysis approach to diplomacy, area studies, comparative cultures, and international economics. The Research/Intelligence concentration combines course work in research methods, ethics, and a variety of disciplines to assist those interested in international affairs to work in data analysis.

Study abroad opportunities in Australia, Chile, Costa Rica, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malta, New Zealand, Scotland, Spain, Thailand, and elsewhere are available through the University Studies Abroad Consortium, of which Wright State is a member. Study abroad and cultural exchange can be arranged through the University Center for International Education.

Although studying abroad is not a requirement for an international studies degree, students will find that it will greatly enrich their educational experience, as will exposure to a foreign culture and peoples. For adequate language preparation, students interested in studying abroad should design their course of study well in advance of their trip.

Students interested in careers in government, international business, teaching, or journalism should contact the director of the international studies major. The major also provides sound preparation for students interested in graduate work in law, the humanities, or the social sciences.

Program Admission Requirements

This academic program does not have admission requirements beyond regular admission to Wright State University. Any student is eligible to declare this academic program.

Program Learning Objectives

Students enrolled in this program will learn to:

Demonstrate an understanding of the value of diversity and multicultural competence in today’s global environment.
Communicate effectively in writing.
Use critical thinking skills to analyze and evaluate global political, economic, or social issues.

Program Learning Outcomes

As a result of their learning experience, graduates of this program can:

Demonstrate an understanding of the value of diversity and multicultural competence in today’s global environment.
Communicate effectively in writing.
Use critical thinking skills to analyze and evaluate global political, economic, or social issues.

Honors Program

Departmental honors in international studies are awarded upon graduation to qualified international studies majors who carry out independent research under the guidance of a faculty sponsor or for an advanced, limited enrollment seminar in any discipline in which they have had significant coursework and who complete an honors thesis with a grade of A or B. Juniors with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 (and 3.50 in the major) should contact the program director about this opportunity and its requirements.

Combined Undergraduate and Graduate Program

This program offers a combined-degree program with a master’s degree in International & Comparative Politics. A combined-degree program provides an opportunity for an undergraduate student to begin working toward a master’s degree in their senior year. This allows students to complete the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in less combined time than it would take to complete them sequentially.

Students enrolled in a combined-degree program may “double count” a maximum of nine credit hours of graduate-level courses to satisfy both the bachelor’s and the master’s degree requirements. Students must earn at least 141 unique credit hours (any credits that “double-count” toward both degrees are counted only once toward the total number of unique hours) in the combined-degree program.

To participate in a combined-degree program, students must apply through the College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies and meet all admission qualifications. Learn more about combined programs in Policy 5330.

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Program Requirements

I. Wright State Core: 36 Credit Hours

As a part of the requirements for a bachelor’s degree at Wright State University, all students must complete the Wright State Core, a general education curriculum. Most programs require 36 hours in the Core, some programs may require additional hours.

Specific Core classes in some of the Elements may be required by some majors. When this occurs, the specific Core courses required will be listed below. In Elements where a specific course is not required, students can choose any course from the Wright State Core Program Requirements.

First-Year Seminar: 3 Credit Hours

All students must successfully complete a First-Year Seminar during their first year. Transfer students who transfer 24 or more credit hours (post high school graduation) are exempt from this requirement and will need to satisfy three additional credit hours in the Additional Core Courses category.

LA 1020 - First-Year Seminar: College of Liberal Arts Credit Hour(s): 3

Element A - English Composition: 6 Credit Hours

First-Year Writing Course (3 credit hours)

All students must successfully complete ENG 1100.  Based on Writing Placement level, some students may be required to enroll in a corequisite course (DEV 0100). 
ENG 1100 - Academic Writing and Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
Second-Year Writing Course (3 credit hours)
ENG 2100 - Research Writing and Argumentation Credit Hour(s): 3

Element B - Mathematics, Statistics, and Logic: 3 Credit Hours

Students will select one Element B course from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements list. Based on Math Placement Level, students may need additional prerequisite or corequisite coursework in mathematics prior to enrollment in the course chosen.

Element C - Arts and Humanities: 6 Credit Hours

Students will select two Arts and Humanities courses, with different course prefixes from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements. One course must fulfill the History requirement.

History Requirement (3 credit hours)

Choose 1 course from the list below:
HST 1100 - Western Civilizations to 1500 Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 1200 - The West and the World since 1500 Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
Arts and Humanities Course (3 credit hours)

Choose an additional Arts and Humanities course (a different prefix from what is chosen above) from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements.

Element D - Social and Behavioral Sciences: 6 Credit Hours

Students will select two Social and Behavioral Sciences courses, with different course prefixes from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements.

Element E - Natural Sciences: 7 Credit Hours

Students will select two Natural Science courses, from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements. At least one course must contain a laboratory.

Additional Core Courses: 5 Credit Hours

Students will select up to 5 additional credit hours from Elements A-E from the approved Wright State Core Program Requirements to reach the 36 minimum hours required in the Core. Unless specified by the student’s major, these are selected by the student. When a major has required courses in this area, the specific Core course(s) required will be listed below.

Additional Core Requirements

Within the 36 credit hours of the Wright State Core students must successfully complete the following:

One Global Inquiry (GI) course

Two Inclusive Excellence (IE) courses

One to two Integrated Writing (IW) courses. To meet degree requirements all students must complete a minimum of 3 IW courses by choosing either (a) 1 in the Core and 2 in the major or (b) 2 in the Core and 1 in the major. Students should check their major program requirements for courses that fulfill Integrated Writing.

Students who do not make choices within the 36 required hours of the Core to fulfill the GI, IE, and IW requirements will take additional Core hours beyond the minimum of 36.

II. Major Core Requirements: 15 Credit Hours

Students will select 15 credit hours from the following:

ART 2120 - Art History II: Renaissance to Contemporary Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
ART 2140 - Themes in Visual Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2500 - Economic Systems of the Global South Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
EC 2900 - Global Economic, Business and Social Issues Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
EC 2040 - Principles of Microeconomics Credit Hour(s): 3 and
EC 2050 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credit Hour(s): 3
(required for International Economic Affairs concentration)
GEO 3300 - World Regional Geography Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
GEO 2200 - Human Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3900 - Global Encounters Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 2220 - International Politics Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
PLS 2510 - Comparative Nonwestern Social Systems Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2320 - Nonwestern Religions Credit Hour(s): 3 OR
REL 2040 - Bible, Qur’an, and Western Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
(required for Middle Eastern Studies concentration)
WGS 2000 - Introduction to Women and Gender Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
(required for Global Gender Studies Concentration)

III. Related Requirements: 0-6 Credit Hours

Students are encouraged to take a third year of language either at WSU, through SOCHE, or Study Abroad. Students may select one of the following:

Two courses in foreign language at the 3000 level or above
Two courses in a second foreign language offered at WSU
Demonstrated proficiency

If a student is unable to complete a third year of language, they may choose instead to take 6 additional credit hours in their selected concentration.

IV. Major Concentration Requirements: 21-27 Credit Hours

Check with your advisor for other courses that might be acceptable within your concentration. Courses marked as Special Topics, Studies, Seminar, etc. must be relevant to the concentration.

African Studies Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ATH 3010 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4600 - African Oral Traditions Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3400 - Studies in African Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3300 - Survey of African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4300 - Studies in African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4510 - Contemporary African Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2710 - Regional Studies: Africa Credit Hour(s): 3

Asian Studies Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ART 2430 - Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4170 - Advanced Studies in Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3020 - Peoples and Cultures of South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 4780 - Environmental Sciences Seminar Credit Hour(s): 1
HST 3400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4620 - US- India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4660 - Political Institutions and Issues- South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4670 - Chinese Domestic Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4850 - Chinese Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2060 - Asian Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3400 - Topics in Asian Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3410 - Chinese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3420 - Japanese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3430 - Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3440 - Hinduism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3450 - Daoism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3460 - Confucianism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3470 - Zen Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3480 - Hindu Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3490 - Hindu Goddesses Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3510 - Comparative Asian Mysticism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3530 - Asian Religious Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3540 - Asian Religions and Ecology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3550 - Human Rights in China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2610 - Regional Studies: Japan Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2620 - Regional Studies: China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2920 - Regional Studies: India Credit Hour(s): 3

Comparative Cultures Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ART 2110 - Art History I: Ancient to Renaissance Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 2430 - Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3040 - Studies in Art History Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3110 - Studies in Ancient and Classical Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3120 - Studies in Medieval Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3130 - Studies in Renaissance Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3140 - Studies in Baroque Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3150 - Studies in Nineteenth Century Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3160 - Studies in 20th Century Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3170 - Studies in Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4040 - Studies in Art History Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4110 - Advanced Studies in Ancient and Classical Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4120 - Advanced Studies in Medieval Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4130 - Advanced Studies in Renaissance Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4140 - Advanced Studies in Baroque Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4150 - Studies in Modern and Contemporary Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 4170 - Advanced Studies in Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2150 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Health Care Professionals Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3010 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3020 - Peoples and Cultures of South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3100 - Anthropology of Sex and Gender Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4000 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4010 - Kinship and Social Structure Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4020 - Anthropology of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4030 - Urban Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4210 - Biomedical Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4300 - Special Topics in Biological Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4600 - African Oral Traditions Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4700 - Development of Anthropological Thought Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4750 - Seminar in Archaeological Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2040 - Great Books - Classics Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2600 - Classical Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3300 - Studies in Ancient Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3400 - Ancient Art and Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3500 - Studies in Ancient Culture and Society Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3600 - Studies in Ancient Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3700 - Studies in Ancient Politics, Law and Warfare Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 4100 - Advanced Studies in Antiquity Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 2310 - Comparative Literature: Non-Western Literatures Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3210 - British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3220 - British Texts: 1660 to Later 19th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3230 - British Texts: Mid-19th to 21st Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3400 - Studies in African Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3420 - Post-Colonial Texts Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4200 - Studies in British Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4470 - Studies in Post-Colonial Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3310 - Survey of French Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3320 - Francophone African Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3500 - French Immersion Ambassador Program Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3510 - French Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language/Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4210 - Literature of the Middle Ages Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4420 - Seventeenth and Twentieth Century Theatre Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4530 - Post Revolutionary Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4540 - Nineteenth Century Short Story Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4630 - Twentieth Century Literature: Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4650 - Studies in French and Francophone Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4910 - History of French Film Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4920 - Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3510 - Readings in Greek Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3530 - Readings in Greek Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4510 - Readings in Greek Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4530 - Readings in Greek History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4550 - Readings in Greek Politics and Political Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4570 - Readings in Greek Prose Narrative Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3100 - Surveys of European History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3120 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3300 - Survey of African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3500 - Topics in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4000 - Studies in Ancient History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4100 - Studies in Early Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4150 - Studies in Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4210 - Studies in British History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4220 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4300 - Studies in African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4500 - Studies in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4800 - Comparative History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4840 - Topics in Religious History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3510 - Readings in Roman Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3530 - Readings in Roman Epic Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3550 - Readings in Roman Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3570 - Readings in Roman Satire Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4510 - Readings in Roman Didactic Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4530 - Roman History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4550 - Readings in Roman Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2030 - Virtual Spain Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2050 - Russian Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
MUS 2420 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Music Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 2040 - Great Books: Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3000 - Critical Thinking Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3010 - Ancient Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3020 - Medieval Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3030 - Modern Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3050 - 19th Century Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3310 - Modern Political Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3320 - 20th Century Political Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3410 - Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3830 - Faith and Reason Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4020 - Seminar in Continental Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4140 - Philosophy of Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3010 - Modern Political Ideologies Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4200 - Politics and the Novel Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4500 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2060 - Asian Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2070 - Western Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3100 - Topics in Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3110 - Judaism: Faith and People Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3120 - Modern Jewish Thought Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3400 - Topics in Asian Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3410 - Chinese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3420 - Japanese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3430 - Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3440 - Hinduism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3450 - Daoism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3460 - Confucianism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3470 - Zen Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3480 - Hindu Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3490 - Hindu Goddesses Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3510 - Comparative Asian Mysticism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3520 - Western Mysticisms Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3530 - Asian Religious Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3540 - Asian Religions and Ecology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3550 - Human Rights in China Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 4100 - Seminar on Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2610 - Regional Studies: Japan Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2620 - Regional Studies: China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2710 - Regional Studies: Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2810 - Regional Studies: Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2910 - Regional Studies: Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2920 - Regional Studies: India Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4100 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3310 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3320 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3430 - Spanish Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3440 - Spanish-American Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
SPN 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language and Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4310 - Seminar in Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4320 - Seminar in Spanish American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4710 - Spanish As a World Language Credit Hour(s): 3
TH 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
WGS 3200 - Multicultural Perspectives on Women and Gender in the U.S. Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4200 - Women and Gender in International Perspective Credit Hour(s): 3

European Studies Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ART 3110 - Studies in Ancient and Classical Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3120 - Studies in Medieval Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3130 - Studies in Renaissance Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3140 - Studies in Baroque Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3150 - Studies in Nineteenth Century Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ART 3160 - Studies in 20th Century Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2600 - Classical Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3300 - Studies in Ancient Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3400 - Ancient Art and Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3500 - Studies in Ancient Culture and Society Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3600 - Studies in Ancient Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3700 - Studies in Ancient Politics, Law and Warfare Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 4100 - Advanced Studies in Antiquity Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3210 - British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3220 - British Texts: 1660 to Later 19th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3230 - British Texts: Mid-19th to 21st Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4200 - Studies in British Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3310 - Survey of French Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3320 - Francophone African Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3500 - French Immersion Ambassador Program Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3510 - French Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language/Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4210 - Literature of the Middle Ages Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4420 - Seventeenth and Twentieth Century Theatre Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4530 - Post Revolutionary Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4540 - Nineteenth Century Short Story Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4630 - Twentieth Century Literature: Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4650 - Studies in French and Francophone Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4910 - History of French Film Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4920 - Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3510 - Readings in Greek Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3530 - Readings in Greek Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4510 - Readings in Greek Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4530 - Readings in Greek History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4550 - Readings in Greek Politics and Political Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4570 - Readings in Greek Prose Narrative Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3100 - Surveys of European History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3120 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3500 - Topics in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4000 - Studies in Ancient History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4100 - Studies in Early Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4150 - Studies in Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4210 - Studies in British History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4220 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4550 - Studies in U.S. Foreign Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4800 - Comparative History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4840 - Topics in Religious History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3510 - Readings in Roman Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3530 - Readings in Roman Epic Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3550 - Readings in Roman Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3570 - Readings in Roman Satire Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4510 - Readings in Roman Didactic Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4530 - Roman History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4550 - Readings in Roman Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2030 - Virtual Spain Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2050 - Russian Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4020 - Seminar in Continental Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3560 - Politics and Society in France Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4530 - Politics of Russia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4560 - Politics of Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3310 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3430 - Spanish Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
SPN 4310 - Seminar in Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3

Global Gender Studies Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ATH 3100 - Anthropology of Sex and Gender Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4450 - Political Economy of Women Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4460 - Gender and Economic Policy in International Comparison Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3430 - Survey of Women and Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 4550 - French Feminist Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 3200 - Multicultural Perspectives on Women and Gender in the U.S. Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 3500 - Feminist Activism Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4000 - Topics in Gender and Sexuality Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4200 - Women and Gender in International Perspective Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4500 - Feminist Theories Credit Hour(s): 3

International Diplomacy and Peace Studies Concentration

Required:
PLS 4730 - American Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4881 - Diplomacy and Negotiation Credit Hour(s): 3
Student will select 15 credit hours from the following:
ART 2430 - Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2150 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Health Care Professionals Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3010 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3020 - Peoples and Cultures of South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3100 - Anthropology of Sex and Gender Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4000 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4010 - Kinship and Social Structure Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4020 - Anthropology of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4030 - Urban Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4210 - Biomedical Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4300 - Special Topics in Biological Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4600 - African Oral Traditions Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4700 - Development of Anthropological Thought Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4750 - Seminar in Archaeological Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2600 - Classical Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3300 - Studies in Ancient Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3400 - Ancient Art and Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3500 - Studies in Ancient Culture and Society Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3600 - Studies in Ancient Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3700 - Studies in Ancient Politics, Law and Warfare Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 4100 - Advanced Studies in Antiquity Credit Hour(s): 3
COM 4570 - Intercultural Communication Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2500 - Economic Systems of the Global South Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2900 - Global Economic, Business and Social Issues Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 3450 - Economics of Diversity Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4190 - International Economics Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4350 - Comparative Capitalist Institutions Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4440 - Problems in Economic Development Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4450 - Political Economy of Women Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4460 - Gender and Economic Policy in International Comparison Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4770 - Economic Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 1070 - Sustainable Earth Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 4260 - Earth and Environmental Sciences Seminar Credit Hour(s): .5 to 2
ENG 2310 - Comparative Literature: Non-Western Literatures Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3020 - Topics in Writing Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3210 - British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3220 - British Texts: 1660 to Later 19th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3230 - British Texts: Mid-19th to 21st Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3400 - Studies in African Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3420 - Post-Colonial Texts Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3430 - Survey of Women and Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4200 - Studies in British Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4430 - Studies in Literature, Gender and Sexuality Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4470 - Studies in Post-Colonial Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3310 - Survey of French Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3320 - Francophone African Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3500 - French Immersion Ambassador Program Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3510 - French Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language/Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4210 - Literature of the Middle Ages Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4420 - Seventeenth and Twentieth Century Theatre Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4530 - Post Revolutionary Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4540 - Nineteenth Century Short Story Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4630 - Twentieth Century Literature: Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4650 - Studies in French and Francophone Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4910 - History of French Film Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4920 - Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 2210 - Nonwestern Human Environments Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 3700 - Regional Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 4500 - Seminar in Urban Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3510 - Readings in Greek Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3530 - Readings in Greek Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4510 - Readings in Greek Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4530 - Readings in Greek History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4550 - Readings in Greek Politics and Political Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4570 - Readings in Greek Prose Narrative Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3100 - Surveys of European History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3120 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3300 - Survey of African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3500 - Topics in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4000 - Studies in Ancient History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4100 - Studies in Early Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4150 - Studies in Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4210 - Studies in British History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4220 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4300 - Studies in African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4500 - Studies in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4550 - Studies in U.S. Foreign Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4800 - Comparative History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4840 - Topics in Religious History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3510 - Readings in Roman Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3530 - Readings in Roman Epic Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3550 - Readings in Roman Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3570 - Readings in Roman Satire Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4510 - Readings in Roman Didactic Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4530 - Roman History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4550 - Readings in Roman Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2030 - Virtual Spain Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2050 - Russian Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
MUS 2420 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Music Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4140 - Philosophy of Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 2510 - Comparative Nonwestern Social Systems Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3010 - Modern Political Ideologies Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3020 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3560 - Politics and Society in France Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3700 - International Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PLS 4060 - Globalization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4200 - Politics and the Novel Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4490 - Gender Violence and International Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4500 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4510 - Contemporary African Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4520 - International Human Rights Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4530 - Politics of Russia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4540 - Politics of the Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4550 - Politics of Iraq Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4560 - Politics of Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4570 - Politics of Developing Nations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4580 - Latin American Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4590 - Contemporary Brazil Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4600 - Seminar in Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4610 - Comparative Social Movements Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4620 - US- India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4630 - International Conflict Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4650 - Politics of Nationalism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4660 - Political Institutions and Issues- South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4670 - Chinese Domestic Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4700 - Topics in International Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4710 - International Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4720 - Terrorism and Counterterrorism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4750 - Weapons of Mass Destruction Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4770 - International Organization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4850 - Chinese Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4860 - Model UN Seminar Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4870 - Politics of Intelligence Gathering Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2060 - Asian Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2070 - Western Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3100 - Topics in Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3110 - Judaism: Faith and People Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3400 - Topics in Asian Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3410 - Chinese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3420 - Japanese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3430 - Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3440 - Hinduism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3450 - Daoism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3460 - Confucianism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3470 - Zen Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3480 - Hindu Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3490 - Hindu Goddesses Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3510 - Comparative Asian Mysticism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3520 - Western Mysticisms Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3530 - Asian Religious Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3540 - Asian Religions and Ecology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3550 - Human Rights in China Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 4100 - Seminar on Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2610 - Regional Studies: Japan Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2620 - Regional Studies: China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2710 - Regional Studies: Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2810 - Regional Studies: Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2910 - Regional Studies: Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2920 - Regional Studies: India Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4100 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4300 - International Migration and Integration Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3310 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3320 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3430 - Spanish Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3440 - Spanish-American Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
SPN 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language and Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4310 - Seminar in Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4320 - Seminar in Spanish American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4710 - Spanish As a World Language Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4830 - Doing Business in Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 3200 - Multicultural Perspectives on Women and Gender in the U.S. Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4200 - Women and Gender in International Perspective Credit Hour(s): 3

International Economic Affairs Concentration

Student will select 9 credit hours from the following plus 12 credit hours in Economics.

ART 2430 - Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2150 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Health Care Professionals Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3010 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3020 - Peoples and Cultures of South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3100 - Anthropology of Sex and Gender Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4000 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4010 - Kinship and Social Structure Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4020 - Anthropology of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4030 - Urban Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4210 - Biomedical Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4300 - Special Topics in Biological Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4600 - African Oral Traditions Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4700 - Development of Anthropological Thought Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4750 - Seminar in Archaeological Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2600 - Classical Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3300 - Studies in Ancient Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3400 - Ancient Art and Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3500 - Studies in Ancient Culture and Society Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3600 - Studies in Ancient Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3700 - Studies in Ancient Politics, Law and Warfare Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 4100 - Advanced Studies in Antiquity Credit Hour(s): 3
COM 4570 - Intercultural Communication Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2500 - Economic Systems of the Global South Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2900 - Global Economic, Business and Social Issues Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 1070 - Sustainable Earth Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 4260 - Earth and Environmental Sciences Seminar Credit Hour(s): .5 to 2
ENG 2310 - Comparative Literature: Non-Western Literatures Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3210 - British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3220 - British Texts: 1660 to Later 19th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3230 - British Texts: Mid-19th to 21st Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3400 - Studies in African Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3420 - Post-Colonial Texts Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4200 - Studies in British Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4470 - Studies in Post-Colonial Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3310 - Survey of French Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3320 - Francophone African Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3500 - French Immersion Ambassador Program Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3510 - French Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language/Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4210 - Literature of the Middle Ages Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4420 - Seventeenth and Twentieth Century Theatre Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4530 - Post Revolutionary Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4540 - Nineteenth Century Short Story Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4630 - Twentieth Century Literature: Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4650 - Studies in French and Francophone Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4910 - History of French Film Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4920 - Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 2210 - Nonwestern Human Environments Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 3700 - Regional Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 4500 - Seminar in Urban Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3510 - Readings in Greek Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3530 - Readings in Greek Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4510 - Readings in Greek Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4530 - Readings in Greek History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4550 - Readings in Greek Politics and Political Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4570 - Readings in Greek Prose Narrative Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3100 - Surveys of European History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3120 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3300 - Survey of African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3500 - Topics in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4000 - Studies in Ancient History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4100 - Studies in Early Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4150 - Studies in Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4210 - Studies in British History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4220 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4300 - Studies in African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4500 - Studies in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4550 - Studies in U.S. Foreign Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4800 - Comparative History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4840 - Topics in Religious History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
IB 4860 - International Trade Management Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3510 - Readings in Roman Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3530 - Readings in Roman Epic Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3550 - Readings in Roman Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3570 - Readings in Roman Satire Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4510 - Readings in Roman Didactic Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4530 - Roman History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4550 - Readings in Roman Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2030 - Virtual Spain Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2050 - Russian Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
MUS 2420 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Music Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 2510 - Comparative Nonwestern Social Systems Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3010 - Modern Political Ideologies Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3020 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3700 - International Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PLS 4060 - Globalization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4200 - Politics and the Novel Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4490 - Gender Violence and International Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4500 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4510 - Contemporary African Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4520 - International Human Rights Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4530 - Politics of Russia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4540 - Politics of the Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4550 - Politics of Iraq Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4560 - Politics of Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4570 - Politics of Developing Nations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4580 - Latin American Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4590 - Contemporary Brazil Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4600 - Seminar in Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4610 - Comparative Social Movements Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4620 - US- India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4630 - International Conflict Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4650 - Politics of Nationalism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4660 - Political Institutions and Issues- South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4670 - Chinese Domestic Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4700 - Topics in International Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4710 - International Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4720 - Terrorism and Counterterrorism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4730 - American Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4750 - Weapons of Mass Destruction Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4770 - International Organization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4850 - Chinese Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4860 - Model UN Seminar Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4870 - Politics of Intelligence Gathering Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2060 - Asian Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2070 - Western Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3100 - Topics in Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3110 - Judaism: Faith and People Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3400 - Topics in Asian Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3410 - Chinese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3420 - Japanese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3430 - Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3440 - Hinduism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3450 - Daoism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3460 - Confucianism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3470 - Zen Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3480 - Hindu Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3490 - Hindu Goddesses Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3510 - Comparative Asian Mysticism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3520 - Western Mysticisms Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3530 - Asian Religious Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3540 - Asian Religions and Ecology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3550 - Human Rights in China Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 4100 - Seminar on Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2610 - Regional Studies: Japan Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2620 - Regional Studies: China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2710 - Regional Studies: Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2810 - Regional Studies: Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2910 - Regional Studies: Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2920 - Regional Studies: India Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4100 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4300 - International Migration and Integration Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3310 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3320 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3430 - Spanish Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3440 - Spanish-American Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
SPN 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language and Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4310 - Seminar in Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4320 - Seminar in Spanish American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4710 - Spanish As a World Language Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4830 - Doing Business in Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 3200 - Multicultural Perspectives on Women and Gender in the U.S. Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4200 - Women and Gender in International Perspective Credit Hour(s): 3
Economics Coursework: Students are required to complete EC 4190 and 9 additional credit hours for EC coursework.
EC 3450 - Economics of Diversity Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4190 - International Economics Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4190 Required
EC 4350 - Comparative Capitalist Institutions Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4440 - Problems in Economic Development Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4450 - Political Economy of Women Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4460 - Gender and Economic Policy in International Comparison Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4770 - Economic Studies Credit Hour(s): 3

Latin American Studies Concentration

Student will select 21 credit hours from at least three different disciplines listed below:

ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4500 - Studies in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4580 - Latin American Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4590 - Contemporary Brazil Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2810 - Regional Studies: Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3320 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3440 - Spanish-American Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4320 - Seminar in Spanish American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4830 - Doing Business in Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3

Middle Eastern Studies Concentration

Student will complete 21 credit hours from the following including 6 credit hours of 3000-4000 level courses from HST and PLS with a Middle Eastern focus. REL 3310 is required.

ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4440 - Studies in Ethnic and Regional Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PHL 3900 - Topics in Philosophy of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4540 - Politics of the Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4550 - Politics of Iraq Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3100 - Topics in Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3110 - Judaism: Faith and People Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 Required
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2910 - Regional Studies: Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3

Research/Intelligence Analyst Concentration

Student will complete the following:

Required:
PLS 4730 - American Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4870 - Politics of Intelligence Gathering Credit Hour(s): 3
Student will select one course from the following:
PHL 3110 - Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 3120 - History of Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4110 - Ethics Seminar Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4180 - Politics and Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
URS 3300 - Ethics in Public Service Credit Hour(s): 3
Students will select 12 credit hours from Categories 1 and 2 below. Student must take a minimum of one course from each category.

Category 1 (Classics/Culture/Geography/History)
ART 2430 - Non-Western Art Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2150 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Health Care Professionals Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3010 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3020 - Peoples and Cultures of South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3100 - Anthropology of Sex and Gender Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 3200 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4000 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4010 - Kinship and Social Structure Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4020 - Anthropology of Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4030 - Urban Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4100 - Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4210 - Biomedical Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4300 - Special Topics in Biological Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4600 - African Oral Traditions Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4700 - Development of Anthropological Thought Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4750 - Seminar in Archaeological Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 1500 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 2600 - Classical Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3300 - Studies in Ancient Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3400 - Ancient Art and Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3500 - Studies in Ancient Culture and Society Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3600 - Studies in Ancient Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 3700 - Studies in Ancient Politics, Law and Warfare Credit Hour(s): 3
CLS 4100 - Advanced Studies in Antiquity Credit Hour(s): 3
COM 4570 - Intercultural Communication Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 2310 - Comparative Literature: Non-Western Literatures Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3010 - Topics in Reading Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3210 - British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3220 - British Texts: 1660 to Later 19th Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3230 - British Texts: Mid-19th to 21st Century Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3400 - Studies in African Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 3420 - Post-Colonial Texts Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4200 - Studies in British Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
ENG 4470 - Studies in Post-Colonial Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3310 - Survey of French Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3320 - Francophone African Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3500 - French Immersion Ambassador Program Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 3510 - French Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language/Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4210 - Literature of the Middle Ages Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4420 - Seventeenth and Twentieth Century Theatre Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4530 - Post Revolutionary Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4540 - Nineteenth Century Short Story Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4630 - Twentieth Century Literature: Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4650 - Studies in French and Francophone Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4910 - History of French Film Credit Hour(s): 3
FR 4920 - Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 2210 - Nonwestern Human Environments Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 3700 - Regional Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 4100 - Remote Sensing Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 4200 - Remote Sensing Applications Credit Hour(s): 3
GEO 4410 - Cartography Credit Hour(s): 4
GEO 4500 - Seminar in Urban Geography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3510 - Readings in Greek Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 3530 - Readings in Greek Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4510 - Readings in Greek Philosophy Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4530 - Readings in Greek History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4550 - Readings in Greek Politics and Political Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
GR 4570 - Readings in Greek Prose Narrative Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3100 - Surveys of European History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3120 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3300 - Survey of African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3500 - Topics in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 3800 - Introduction to Gender History: Special Topics Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4000 - Studies in Ancient History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4050 - Studies in Medieval History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4100 - Studies in Early Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4150 - Studies in Modern Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4210 - Studies in British History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4220 - Studies in Russian and Soviet History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4300 - Studies in African History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4400 - Studies in Asian History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4450 - Studies in Middle Eastern History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4500 - Studies in Latin American History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4550 - Studies in U.S. Foreign Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4800 - Comparative History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4830 - Topics in Gender History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4840 - Topics in Religious History Credit Hour(s): 3
HST 4870 - Special Topics in History Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3510 - Readings in Roman Drama Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3530 - Readings in Roman Epic Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3550 - Readings in Roman Poetry Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 3570 - Readings in Roman Satire Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4510 - Readings in Roman Didactic Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4530 - Roman History and Biography Credit Hour(s): 3
LAT 4550 - Readings in Roman Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2030 - Virtual Spain Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 2050 - Russian Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
ML 3990 - Studies in Modern Languages Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
MUS 2420 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Music Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4140 - Philosophy of Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PHL 4720 - Philosophy of Social Science Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 2510 - Comparative Nonwestern Social Systems Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2060 - Asian Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 2070 - Western Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3100 - Topics in Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3110 - Judaism: Faith and People Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3300 - Topics in Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3310 - Introduction to Islam Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3320 - Islam in the Modern World Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3400 - Topics in Asian Religion Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3410 - Chinese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3420 - Japanese Religions Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3430 - Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3440 - Hinduism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3450 - Daoism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3460 - Confucianism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3470 - Zen Buddhism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3480 - Hindu Mythology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3490 - Hindu Goddesses Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3510 - Comparative Asian Mysticism Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3520 - Western Mysticisms Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3530 - Asian Religious Ethics Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3540 - Asian Religions and Ecology Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 3550 - Human Rights in China Credit Hour(s): 3
REL 4100 - Seminar on Judaism Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2610 - Regional Studies: Japan Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2620 - Regional Studies: China Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2710 - Regional Studies: Africa Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2810 - Regional Studies: Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2910 - Regional Studies: Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
RST 2920 - Regional Studies: India Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3310 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3320 - Survey of Spanish-American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3430 - Spanish Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3440 - Spanish-American Culture Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
SPN 4030 - Advanced Studies: Language and Civilization Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4310 - Seminar in Spanish Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4320 - Seminar in Spanish American Literature Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4710 - Spanish As a World Language Credit Hour(s): 3
SPN 4830 - Doing Business in Latin America Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 3200 - Multicultural Perspectives on Women and Gender in the U.S. Credit Hour(s): 3
WGS 4200 - Women and Gender in International Perspective Credit Hour(s): 3
Category 2 (Economics/Political Science/Sociology)
EC 2500 - Economic Systems of the Global South Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 2900 - Global Economic, Business and Social Issues Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 3450 - Economics of Diversity Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4190 - International Economics Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4350 - Comparative Capitalist Institutions Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4440 - Problems in Economic Development Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4450 - Political Economy of Women Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4460 - Gender and Economic Policy in International Comparison Credit Hour(s): 3
EC 4770 - Economic Studies Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 1070 - Sustainable Earth Credit Hour(s): 3
EES 4260 - Earth and Environmental Sciences Seminar Credit Hour(s): .5 to 2
PLS 3010 - Modern Political Ideologies Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3020 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3560 - Politics and Society in France Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3700 - International Theory Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3990 - Studies in Selected Subjects Credit Hour(s): 1 to 3
PLS 4060 - Globalization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4200 - Politics and the Novel Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4490 - Gender Violence and International Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4500 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4510 - Contemporary African Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4520 - International Human Rights Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4530 - Politics of Russia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4540 - Politics of the Middle East Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4550 - Politics of Iraq Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4560 - Politics of Europe Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4570 - Politics of Developing Nations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4580 - Latin American Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4590 - Contemporary Brazil Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4600 - Seminar in Comparative Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4610 - Comparative Social Movements Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4620 - US- India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4630 - International Conflict Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4650 - Politics of Nationalism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4660 - Political Institutions and Issues- South Asia Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4670 - Chinese Domestic Politics Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4700 - Topics in International Relations Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4710 - International Law Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4720 - Terrorism and Counterterrorism Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4750 - Weapons of Mass Destruction Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4770 - International Organization Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4850 - Chinese Foreign Policy Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 4860 - Model UN Seminar Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 3210 - Sociology of Deviance Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 3300 - Social Organization Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 3310 - Globalization and Social Change Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 3700 - Criminology Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4100 - Political Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 4300 - International Migration and Integration Credit Hour(s): 3

V. College Requirements: 18-22 Credit Hours

Foreign Language: 12-16 Credit Hours

Through 2020 level (1010, 1020, 2010, 2020) of one foreign language:

American Sign Language (ASL)*, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Latin, Spanish, or other foreign language.

*Note: all language classes above are 3 credit hours each, except for the ASL classes which are 4 credit hours each.

Methods of Inquiry: 6 Credit Hours

PHL 3000 - Critical Thinking Credit Hour(s): 3
Research Methods - One course from approved list Credit Hour(s): 3
PLS 3100 - Quantitative Methods in Political Science Credit Hour(s): 3
SOC 3410 - Introduction to Research Methods Credit Hour(s): 3

VI. General Electives: 20-24 Credit Hours

Students must earn a minimum of 120 credit hours for a baccalaureate degree. If the total number of credit hours in the WSU Core (general education program) and the major requirements do not total at least 120 credits, students will choose additional courses (general electives) to meet the minimum required 120 credit hours. Students may choose from any undergraduate course in the Academic Catalog for which they meet the course prerequisites and for which they do not already have earned credit.

Students are encouraged to consider adding a minor, certificate, or microcredential.

Total: 120 Credit Hours

Graduation Planning Strategy

A Graduation Planning Strategy (GPS), also known as a four-year guide, is an academic tool showing one example of how a program can be completed in a certain amount of time. All Wright State undergraduate majors can be completed in four years with careful planning. Some programs may require summer coursework. Time to degree is dependent on many factors including student placement in mathematics and writing courses, CCP and AP coursework, transfer coursework, and other variables.

These guides are valid for this year’s Academic Catalog only and are subject to change. These guides are a recommendation only and your actual program may vary. Students should consult with their academic advisor on a regular basis and create a personalized plan to degree completion