Minor in International Area Studies

24.0 quarter credits

Language study through level 201 is a prerequisite for the minor.

Prerequisite: completion of Level 201 in a language

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Core requirements  
Civilization 3.0
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Women and Society in a Global Context 3.0
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Students select one region specific HIS or PSCI courses approved by IAS. * 3.0
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*Typically an region-specific history course is determined by what language the student is studying.
International Area Studies (IAS) electives 15.0
Students select 15.0 credits of IAS electives, which may include any language courses at level 312 and above and/or any courses listed below:.
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Special Topics in Africana Studies 3.0
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Topics in World Ethnography 3.0
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Aging in Cross-Cultural Perspectives 3.0
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Societies in Transition 3.0
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Approaches to Intercultural Behavior 3.0
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Cultural Theory 3.0
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Ethnobiology 3.0
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International Business Law 4.0
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English Worldwide 3.0
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Intercultural Communication 3.0
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Ethnography of Communication 3.0
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International Communication 3.0
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International Public Relations 3.0
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Global Journalism 3.0
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Economic Development 4.0
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Post-Colonial Literature I: Africa/Asia/Caribbean/Japan/Middle East 3.0
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Post-Colonial Literature II: Africa/Asia/Caribbean/Japan/Middle East

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Literature and the Other Arts* 3.0
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Topics in World Literature 3.0
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Literature and Society* 3.0
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Technology and the World Community 3.0
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Building Global Bridges 3.0
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Special Topics in International Area Studies var.  
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Multinational Corporations 4.0
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International Trade 4.0
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International Money and Finance 4.0
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World Musics 3.0
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Foods and Nutrition of World Cultures 3.0
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Perspectives on World Nutrition 3.0
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Global Ethical Issues 3.0
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History of Political Thought 4.0
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Comparative Government 4.0
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International Political Economics 4.0
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Comparative Political Thought 3.0
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Politics of Developing Nations 3.0
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International Organizations 3.0
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Ethics and International Relations 3.0
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International Human Rights 3.0
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European Union 3.0
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International Law 3.0
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Wealth and Power 3.0
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Developing Nations and the International Division of Labor 3.0
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Social Movements 3.0
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Environmental Justice 3.0
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Seminar: Organization of American States 3.0
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Special Topics in Women's Studies* 3.0
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*These courses must have an international focus.

**Special topics courses with an international or relevant theme will be considered for course credit upon request and review.