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Tracking Your Certificate Program (9 hours)
Required Classes (3 hours)
Complete all three courses in the International Studies section
of the General Education program. (All students are required
to complete any two of the three courses listed in International
Studies in the Liberal Arts section of the General Education
program. In order to receive the International Studies (IS) Certificate,
the student would have to complete third the International Studies
course not taken for General Education credit.)
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Please mark after each of the following courses have been
completed.
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ENG 125
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World Literature and the Human Experience
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GSCI 110
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World Geography
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HIST 111
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Modern World Civilization
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Elective Classes (6 hours)
Choose any two of the following courses, but no more than one
from the same department.
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Please note which courses are being counted as elective
courses for the certificate.
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ECFI 644
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International Economics
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ECFI 645
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International Finance
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GSCI 104
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Cultural Geography
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GSCI 322
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Latin America Geography
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GSCI 644
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Climatology
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HIST 350 |
Latin American Civilization |
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HIST 646
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American Diplomatic History Since 1914
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IDS 405
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Heritage: Society, Science & Culture
Since 1700 (can also be used to meet Gen Ed requirements)
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IDS 499
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Global Environmental Issues (can also be used to meet
Gen Ed requirements)
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MLNG 112
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Great Works in Translation (can also be used to meet Gen
Ed requirements)
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MLNG 605
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French Civilization
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MLNG 612
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German Civilization
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MLNG 623
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Spanish Civilization
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MLNG 624
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Latin-American Civilization
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MGT 606 |
International Business |
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MKT 606 |
International Marketing |
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POLS 230
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Introduction to International Relations (can also be used
to meet Gen Ed requirements)
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POLS 631
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U.S. Foreign Policy
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POLS 632
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Problems and Issues in World Politics
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POLS 640
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Comparative Politics
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POLS 675
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Seminar: International Law
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POLS 675
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Seminar: International Political Economy
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POLS 675
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Seminar: Comparative Political Economy
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Other Requirements
In order to earn the certificate, the student
must receive at least a "C" in each class. Other requirements:
Public presentations by students.
Student portfolio.
Entry and exit evaluations of students.
Final paper, written either for this program or a modified version
of a paper written for a class. |
