International Studies Major
International Studies
Bachelor of Arts
FAH BA 3803
- Minimum General Studies = 45
including General Studies coursework required by major
- English Language minimum = 9
- Humanities minimum = 9
- Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science minimum = 3
- Natural Sciences minimum = 7
- Social and Behavioral Sciences minimum = 9
- ECON 270GS, Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics - 3 hours
- Personal Development minimum = 2
- BA Language requirement = a minimum of 6
For specific language requirements see Bachelor of Arts Degree requirements.
- Major Option = 36
- Minor or 2nd Major, minimum = 24
Minors are 24 hours; 18 must be unduplicated. Electing a second major may add as many as
18 required hours. Should 6 hours of the minor also meet other requirements, the
unrestricted electives will be greater.
- Minimum total hours required coursework = 111
- Unrestricted electives in 125 hour program = 14
- Minimum total hours required for BA in International Studies = 125
All UNK degrees require a minimum of 125 hours. Forty (40) of the hours required for
all UNK degrees must be upper division hours, which are courses numbered 300 or above
taken at a 4-year college or university.
- International Studies Requirements (24 hours required)
- Take all of the following (May count as General Studies):
- INTS 100, Introduction to International Studies - 3 hours
- ECON 430, International Economics - 3 hours
- ENG 253GS, Introduction to Literature: Non-Western Civilization - 3 hours
- GEOG 104GS, World Regional Geography - 3 hours
- HIST 212GS, Non-Western World History - 3 hours
- PSCI 168GS, Introduction to International Relations - 3 hours
- SOC 250GS, Anthropology - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- The prerequisites for these courses are fulfilled by the BA Language requirement.
- FREN 305, Study of French Civilization - 3 hours (Prereq: FREN 201GS)
- GERM 305, German Civilization - 3 hours (Prereq: GERM 201GS or equivalent)
- SPAN 305, Spanish Civilization - 3 hours (Prereq: SPAN 204GS or equivalent)
- Students studying a less commonly taught language should see Director of International Studies.
- International Studies Electives (12 hours required)
- Select courses with your advisor
- Take 12 hours from:
- (Work closely with advisor to choose electives)
- BMGT 330, International Management - 3 hours
- BMKT 430, International Marketing - 3 hours
(Prereq: BMKT 300 or BMGT 330)
- CJUS 375, Comparative Criminal Justice Systems - 3 hours (Prereq: CJUS 101GS)
- CJUS 476, Terrorism and Crisis Negotiations - 3 hours
- FSID 481, Cross-Cultural Family Patterns - 3 hours
- GEOG 321, Economic Geography - 3 hours
- GEOG 441, Special Topics in Human Geography - 3 hours
- HIST 408, War and Society - 3 hours
- HIST 420, Women in Europe - 3 hours
- HIST 441, Modern Latin America - 3 hours
- HIST 450, Variable Topics in Latin American History - 3 hours
- HIST 451, Comparative Colonialism: Asia and Africa - 3 hours
- HIST 452, Colonial India - 3 hours
- HIST 453, Modern India - 3 hours
- HIST 455, Comparative Studies in Ethnic Conflict - 3 hours
- HIST 457, British Empire - 3 hours
- HIST 459, European Expansion and Exploration - 3 hours
- HIST 471, History of the Pacific Rim - 3 hours
- HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
- HIST 489, Fascism and Communism in Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours
- HIST 492, Soviet Russia - 3 hours
- HIST 493, Modern Eastern Europe - 3 hours
- PHIL 260GS, Philosophy of Culture - 3 hours
- PSCI 340, Topics in Comparative Politics - 3 hours
- PSCI 344, Politics of the Developed World - 3 hours
- PSCI 345, Politics of the Developing World - 3 hours
- PSCI 346, Latin American Politics - 3 hours
- PSCI 368, International Law and Organization - 3 hours
- PSCI 369, International Political Economy - 3 hours
- PSCI 376, Post-Modern Political Thought - 3 hours
- PSCI 380, Topics in International Relations - 3 hours
- PSCI 450, Nations in Transition - 3 hours
- PSCI 468, War in World Politics - 3 hours
- PSY 416, Eastern Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS)
- SPCH 454, Intercultural Communication - 3 hours
8 May 2008
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