International studies majors are strongly urged to plan and schedule a semester of study abroad in their junior or senior year through the Center for International Service. International studies majors are urged to plan and schedule an internship with an international organization through the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences. All languages qualify. 36 credits Within the major requirements at least 12 credits must be at the 300 level or above.
All languages satisfy.
To operate in this global context, citizens, corporations, and governments must know other cultures and political-economic systems and how global forces influence domestic activities, both public and private. Analyzing the social cultural, economic, and current political characteristics of the international environment, students will learn how they may affect their own lives and choices. Social, cultural, historical, political, and economic factors affecting this relationship will be considered. Students will examine news report of current international issues involving such regions as Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Asia.