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Jun 30, 2022
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2012-13 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
International Studies, B.A.
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Program Learning Outcomes
Students who graduate with a degree in International Studies will be able to:
- Recognize and appreciate the historical, political, social, cultural, and economic dimensions of international processes and issues.
- Critically analyze issues of global significance using knowledge and techniques from more than one academic discipline (e.g. political science, history, geography, economics, sociology, literature, etc.)
- Make informed, reasoned, and ethical judgments in matters relating to issues of international public action.
- Demonstrate a sense of global awareness, by critically evaluating his or her own culture and society in a global and comparative context.
Lower-Division Requirements
Upper-Division Core Requirements
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*Requirement in general education Electives: 8 units from the following (not counted toward concentration)
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*These courses have prerequisites and may increase the total number of units needed for the major.
Concentrations: 8 Units
Students must declare a concentration in either Peace Studies or a Geographic Region. Students may also complete an individualized concentration consisting of 8 units of relevant coursework and an approved Off-campus Cooperative Program (OCP). Many OCPs have relevant coursework that will meet the concentration requirements with the advisor’s approval. Individualized concentrations must be approved by the Department of History and Political Science . Russia and the Former Soviet Union
Latin America
Coursework for concentration available through Off-campus Cooperative Programs. Africa
Coursework for concentration available through Off-campus Cooperative Programs. Off-Campus Cooperative Program (OCP) or World Capitals
Students must enroll in either an approved Off-Campus Cooperative Program or World Capitals program. Acceptable programs must involve a significant period of study outside of the United States. The International Studies advisor in the Department of History and Political Science makes the final determination on acceptable programs. |
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