International Studies Program

• What is the International Studies program?
• International Studies Major
• International Studies Requirements
  • Discipline Emphasis
  • Regional Studies Emphasis
  • International Business
  • NEW! International Development Emphasis
  • NEW! Global and National Security Emphasis
• International Studies Courses
  • Spring 2010 Courses (pdf)
  • Course List 1 - Int. Studies
  • Course List 2 - Disciplines
  • Course List 3 - Regional Studies
  • Honors Courses
• Foreign Language Options
• Faculty
• Advising

Students / Alumni

• Alumni Awards and Achievements
• International Studies Scholarships and Awards
• International Studies Honor Society
• Careers in International Studies
• Graduate Schools Attended By International Studies Graduates
• Studying Abroad
• Model United Nations

Learn About:

• The causes of disputes and the basis of their resolution
• How the international system works
• The differing viewpoints and priorities of each of the world's nations
• How diplomats interact
• The bodies and agencies that comprise the International System
• The factors that nations base their policies on
• How to determine national policies
• The differing viewpoints and perspectives of each of the world's regions
• What factors are important to each region
• How nations and governments express their views
• The various aspects of conducting foreign policy
• Why current issues are important
• How current events fit into a context of past and future
• How International Agreements are written
• The interrelation of issues from various fields
• The Role of Global interaction
• The Role of Regional interaction
• The interrelation of political, economic, and social affairs
• The importance of the role of:
  • Security
  • Well being
  • Use and conservation of resources

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