This requirement may be satisfied by a student attaining a satisfactory score on the Foreign Language Placement test or a score of 4 or 5 on the Advanced Placement Educational Testing Service Examination. Students may complete this requirement at Fredonia, in a program at an approved institution in the U.S., or in a foreign country. Students must take 6 credit hours of an international experience that has been approved by the International Studies Curriculum Committee. An experience in a foreign country is preferred, but not mandatory. No more than 9 credit hours may be taken in the same discipline.
Students select one specialization.
A student must select a minor from the list provided for each of the specializations. Any foreign language or culture course focusing on a European country. 101 Colloquium D. Explores the basic concepts and views of International Studies as well as offering an introduction to each area of specialization. 1 hour credit IS 401. Senior Colloquium E. Research and writing on a topic in student s specialization.