Minor Requirements
| Global and Multinational Studies Minor (21 semester hours) |
| Foundation Courses |
9 Credits |
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Three courses from the following:
- GMS 180 International Dimensions in an Integrated World
- GMS 200 The Social Construction of Global Society
- GMS 201 The Politics of the Global Economy
- POL 215 Global Politics
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9 |
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| Tracks |
9 Credits |
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One course each from tracks I, II, and III. Of these, at least one must be a POL course.
I. Global Communications and Institutions
- COM 252 Intercultural Communication
- COM 393 International Communication
- POL 210 Public Opinion
- POL 219 Terrorism, Revolution, and Political Violence
- POL 295 Special Projects in Political Science: Model United Nations
- POL 306 Political Film
- POL 307 Political Communication
II. Regional Studies
- ECO 315 Comparative Economic Systems
- ECO 365 The Post-Soviet Economy and US Business
- HIS 274 Modern Russia
- HIS 281 The Modern Middle East
- HIS 283 Modern Latin America
- HIS 284 Caribbean History
- HIS 286 Modern East Asia
- HIS 287 China in Revolution
- HIS 288 African History
- HIS 339 Women in East Asia
- POL 216 Comparative Political Systems
- POL 255 European Politics
- POL 320 Politics of the Middle East
- POL 328 Environmental Policy
- POL 340 Modern Democracy and Its Critics
- POL 365 Third World Politics
- SOC 270 Africa
- SOC 271 Europe
- SOC 309 Peasant Society
- SOC 341 Developing Societies
- SOC 350 Social Policy
III. International Relations
- FIN 308 International Finance
- HIS 311 American Foreign Relations since 1900
- HIS 355 History of the 20th-Century Diplomacy
- POL 215 Global Politics (if taken as a foundation course, another political science course from this area must be taken)
- POL 219 Terrorism, Revolution, and Political Violence
- POL 295 Special Projects in Political Science: Model United Nations
- POL 315 Global Issues
- POL 350 US Foreign and Security Policy
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9 |
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Language and Culture |
3 Credits |
| One course in the foreign language department at the 200 level or above. The course may be in a foreign language or culture. |
3 |
These requirements are in addition to the Core Curriculum Requirements. Please see the Academic Catalogs for more information, including course descriptions.
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