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Dec 12, 2024
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2015 - 2016 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
International Relations Major, BA
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The International Relations major requires a minimum of thirty seven credits selected from the options listed under Parts A, B, C, D, and E below. In choosing courses, students are encouraged to work with their advisors to achieve an appropriate degree of substantive coherence across disciplines and analytical approaches. For example, a student might combine HIST 182 - African History since 1800 in Part E with ANTH 335 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa under Part C. Such choices should also be taken into consideration by the student in selecting the language(s) used to fulfill the language co-requisite.
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Part A: Core Curriculum (7 Courses)
Part A represents the core of the IR major, and includes basic requirements in Government, Economics, and History. All courses must be taken, and no substitutions are allowed. Prerequisites in (parentheses). Part B: Methods (1 Course)
Part B includes courses designed to familiarize students with the basic methodological tools of disciplines contributing to the IR major. Students who intend to write an Honors thesis or independent study in IR should select the methods course that provides the necessary tools to complete their research. It may be fulfilled with any of the following courses: Part C: Social and Cultural Contexts (1 Course)
Part C emphasizes the role that social and cultural contexts play in international relations, and exposes students to relevant disciplinary approaches. Students may fulfill part C with any of the following courses: Note:
If students take more than one course from the Part C list, those courses may be used as electives to fulfill Part E. Part D: Capstone (1 Course)
To fulfill part D, each student must successfully complete one of the following: Part E: Electives (2 courses)
IR majors may choose any two courses from the list below, provided that no more than nine of the twelve total courses required for the concentration come from the economics and/or government department. All the courses in Part C listed above can also count as Part E courses. - ANTH 350 - Special Topics in Anthropology (3-4) (IR Topics only)
- ANTH 475 -Globalization, Democratization and Neonationalisms
- ANTH 476 - National Formations and Postcolonial Identities
- BUAD 417 - International Finance (3) (BUAD 203 , ECON 101 , ECON 102 )
- ECON 300 - Topics in Economics (3) (approved IR topics only)
- ECON 342 - Global Economic History (3) (ECON 101 , ECON 102 )
- ECON 382 - Comparative Economics (3) (ECON 101 , ECON 102 )
- ECON 400 - Topics in Economics (3-4) (approved IR topics only)
- ECON 474 - Seminar in International Economic Integration (3)
- ECON 483 - Macroeconomics of Development (3) (ECON 303 , ECON 304 )
- GOVT 322 - Global Environmental Governance (3) (GOVT 204 )
- GOVT 324 - U.S. Foreign Policy (3)
- GOVT 325 - International Organization (3) (GOVT 204 )
- GOVT 326 - International Law (3) (GOVT 204 )
- GOVT 327 - Theory and History in International Relations (3) (GOVT 204 )
- GOVT 330 - The Politics of European Integration (3) (GOVT 204 )
- GOVT 391 - Topics in Government (3) (International Relations topics only)
- GOVT 433 - Seminar: Theories of the International System (4)
- GOVT 482 - Seminar: Geostrategic Thought (4)
- HIST 131 - Survey of Latin American History to 1824 (3)
- HIST 132 - Survey of Latin American History since 1824 (3)
- HIST 142 - Survey of East Asian Civilization since 1600 (3)
- HIST 161 - History of South Asia (3)
- HIST 172 - Modern Middle East since 1400 (3)
- HIST 181 - African History to 1800 (3)
- HIST 211 - Topics in History (3) (only approved IR topics)
- HIST 212 - Topics in History (3) (only approved IR topics)
- HIST 223 - Pacific War (3)
- HIST 241 - European History, 1815-1914 (3)
- HIST 242 - European History, 1914-1945 (3)
- HIST 243 - Europe since 1945 (3)
- HIST 265 - Postwar Japan (3)
- HIST 280 - West Africa Since 1800 (3)
- HIST 284 - African History during Colonialism and Independence (3)
- HIST 311 - Topics in History (1-4) (only approved IR topics)
- HIST 312 - Topics in History (1-4) (only approved IR topics)
- HIST 317 - History of Modern South Africa (3)
- HIST 319 - The Nuclear World (3)
- HIST 325 - The Rise and Fall of Apartheid (3)
- HIST 327 - The Global Color Line: U.S. Civil Rights and South African Anti-Apartheid Politics (3)
- HIST 334 - Nation, Gender, and Race in South Asia (3)
- HIST 341 - United States Immigration History (3)
- HIST 352 - U.S. Foreign Relations, 1763-1900 (3)
- HIST 353 - U.S. Foreign Relations, 1901 to the Present (3)
- HIST 354 - America and Vietnam (3)
- HIST 413 - Topics in History (3) (International Relations Topics Only)
- HIST 414 - Topics in History (3) (International Relations Topics Only)
- HIST 490C - Capstone Seminar (4) (International Relations topics only)
- HIST 491C - Capstone Seminar (4) (International Relations topics only)
- INRL 390 - Topics in International Relations (1-4)
- INRL 480 - Independent Study in International Relations (1-3)
- PSYC 470 - Psychology of Peace
- RELG 323 - Warfare and Ethics (3)
- SOCL 205 - Global Social Problems (3)
- SOCL 408 - Migration in a Global Context (3)
- SOCL 427 - Energy, Environment, and Development (3)
- SOCL 430 - Comparative Studies in Gender and Work (3)
- or other approved course
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