International Studies Minor

Coordinator: Dr. Dwight Call

A minor in International Studies requires 18 semester hours with grades of C or better, distributed as follows:

1. Foreign language (0-3 hours): Students must demonstrate minimum proficiency by completing a 2000-level course in a language other than English. Up to 3 credits of foreign language can be used toward the minor.
2. An area of concentration chosen from the following list. At least fifteen semester hours must be at the 3000-4000 level, no more than six from the same discipline. The concentration may be a geographical area, a disciplinary study or other field chosen after consultation with the program coordinator. Other courses and courses taken abroad as approved by the program coordinator may be used to fulfill requirements for these hours. Courses that count toward a student's major or other minor requirements can also count toward the Minor in International Studies.

Areas of Concentration

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences:

AFST 2010	Intro to African Studies	3
AFST 3500	Geography of Africa	3
AFST 3580/BLST 3580	Traditional African Worldview and Education	3
AFST 3800/BLST 3800/MUSC 3800	African Music & Dance	3
AFST 4010	African Country Project	3
AFST 4451	African Literature	3
AFST 4541	Politics of Modern Africa	3
AFST 4452	African Women Writers	3
AFST 4615	Law and Social Change in Africa
AFST 4845	African Art History	3
AFST 4950	Special Topics	1 - 4
ANTH 3200	Indigenous Peoples Latin Am	3
ANTH 4800	Plants & People of Latin Amer	3
ARTS 4810	Twentieth-Cent Art, 1900-1950	3
ARTS 4820	Late 20th Cent Art Since 1950	3
ARTS 4845	African Art History	3
ARTS 4880	Asian Art History: Chinese Art	3
ARTS 4881	Asian Art History: Indian Art	3
CRJU 4985	Comparative Crim Justice Syste	3
ENGL 2110	World Literature	3
ENGL 4447	Comparative Literature	3
ENGL 4451	African Literature	3
FREN 3110	French Culture & Civ, I	3
FREN 3120	French Culture & Civ, II	3
GEOG 1102	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 3500	Regional Geography:Spec Topics	3
GEOG 4205	Political Geography	3
GEOG 4305	Cultural Geography	3
GRMN 4450	German Civilization	3
HIST 3705	Asia since 1500	3
HIST 3720	Modern Latin America	3
HIST 4220	Modern Europe	3
HIST 4245	Modern Germany	3
HIST 4250	Twentieth Century Russia	3
HIST 4285	Int & Clt His of Eur Since1550	3
HIST 4335	Modern Britain	3
HIST 4380	Brit Emp & Cmnwlth of Nations	3
HIST 4650/POLS 4650	Contemporary American Foreign Policy	3
HIST 4690	Hist US/Latin Amer Relations	3
HIST 4710	Modern Middle East	3
HIST 4720	The Vietnam War	3
HIST 4730	Modern China	3
HIST 4800	Modern Mexico	3
HIST 4810	Modern Caribbean	3
IDST 2205	Global Issues and Society	2
INST 2985	Study Abroad Seminar	1
INST 4940	Independent Study	1 - 4
INST 4960	Internship	1 - 15
INST 4980	Study Abroad	0 - 20
MSCM 3303	International Mass Media Syste	3
POLS 2401	Intro to International Relat	3
POLS 3501	Comparative Government	3
POLS 4415	Environmental Policy	3
POLS 4503	The Politics of Spain	3
POLS 4505	Intro to the European Union	3
POLS 4531	Politics of the Middle East	3
POLS 4541	Politics of Modern Africa	3
POLS 4561	Politics of Latin America	3
POLS 4611	Contemporary Int'l Problems	3
POLS 4621	Comparative Foreign Policy	3
POLS 4650	Contemporary Amer Foreign Poli	3
POLS 4720	The Vietnam War	3
POLS 4415	Environmental Policy	3
RELI 1111	Intro to World Religion	3
RELI 4405	Comparative Religion	3
RHET 3320	Intercultural Communication	3
SOCI 3326	Social Change	3
SPAN 3220	Survey of Span Literature II	3
SPAN 3240	Survey of Latin Amer Lit II	3
SPAN 4450	Spanish Civilization	3
SPAN 4500	Seminar in Contemp Lat/Am Cult	3

College of Business:

BCOM 4282	Managerial Communication	3
BCOM 4283	Global and Intercul Bus Comm	3
CBIS 4215	Electronic Commerce	3
ECON 3220	International Trade	3
FINC 3240	International Finance	3
ECON 3440	Comparative Economic Systems	3
ECON 3800	Intermediate Macroeconomics	3
ECON 3850	International Economic Develop	3
FINC 3830	Fin Markets & Institutions	3
MGMT 4145	International Management	3
MKTG 3180	Intl Marketing Enviornment	3
MKTG 4175	Intl Marketing Strategies	3