Minor Requirements

18 credits:

• ECON 101 - Foundations of Economics: Macroeconomics Credits: (3)
• PSCI 201 - International Relations Credits: (3)
• PSCI 206 - Comparative Politics Credits: (3)
• PSCI 290 - Investigating Politics Credits: (3)

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• PSCI 338 - American Foreign Policy Credits: (3)

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• HIST 338 - American Foreign Policy Credits: (3)

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• PSCI 349 - Political Economy & Globalization Credits: (3)

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• ECON 310 - International Trade, Investments and Economics Credits: (3)

Note

*ECON 101 Foundations of Economics: Macroeconomics (3) is a requiste for PSCI 349 Political Economy & Globalization (3). Students may substitute ECON 310 International Trade, Investments and Economics (3) for PSCI 349 Political Economy & Globalization (3), but should be aware that ECON 310 International Trade, Investments and Economics (3) also has ECON 102 Foundations of Economics: Microeconomics (3) as a requiste.

Political Science majors who want to minor in International Studies:

15 additional credits:

• PSCI 338 - American Foreign Policy Credits: (3)

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• HIST 338 - American Foreign Policy Credits: (3)

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• PSCI 349 - Political Economy & Globalization Credits: (3) (can be counted as an elective if not taken as requirement)

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• ECON 310 - International Trade, Investments and Economics Credits: (3) (can be counted as an elective if not taken as requirement)

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• Choose 9 credits from the following (only three of which can be at the 100-level, internship credits, simulation credits, LSAT prep, etc; at least one of which is not a political science course: and at least two of which may not be double-counted toward the Political Science major):

• BUS 310 - International Trade, Investments and Economics Credits: (3) (if not taken as requirement)
• BUS 319 - International Marketing Credits: (3)
• BUS 336 - International Sport Management Credits: (3)
• BUS 370 - International Finance Credits: (3)
• BUS 460 - International Management: Cases Credits: (3)
• COMM 225 - Intercultural Communication Credits: (3)
• ECON 360 - Global Business and Economics Credits: (3)
• EDGE 343 - Globalization and Education Credits: (3)
• ENGL 328 - Modern Irish Literature Credits: (3)
• ENGE 360 - African Literature Credits: (3)
• ENGE 363 - Literature of the Caribbean Credits: (3)
• ENGE 370 - Latin American Fiction Credits: (3)
• ENGE 377 - Literature of Modern India Credits: (3)
• ENGE 378 - Stories of Islam Credits: (3)
• HIGE 311 - History of Mexico Credits: (3)
• HIGE 316 - Central America and the Caribbean Credits: (3)
• HIGE 324 - Rebels of the Atlantic: Age of Revolutions Credits: (3)
• PHGE 335 - Islamic Philosophy Credits: (3)
• PHGE 344 - Intercultural Dialogue Credits: (3)
• PHIL 347 - Global Justice Credits: (3)
• PHGE 375 - Mysticism East and West Credits: (3)
• PSCI 190 - Terrorism and Counterinsurgence Credits: (3)
• PSCI 250 - Democracy and Democratization Credits: (3)
• PSCI 270 - Israel and Palestine Credits: (3)
• PSCI 280 - Government and Politics in Europe Credits: (3)
• PSGE 313 - The Politics of the Middle East Credits: (3)
• PSCI 314 - Politics and Culture in South America Credits: (3)
• PSGE 315 - Politics in Asia Credits: (3)
• PSGE 325 - The Politics of Developing Nations Credits: (3)
• PSCI 333 - International Law and Organization Credits: (3)
• PSGE 335 - Politics and Culture in Central America Credits: (3)
• PSCI 339 - International Relations of the Middle East Credits: (3)
• PSCI 341 - Women and War Credits: (3)
• PSCI 342 - Peace and Security Credits: (3)
• PSGE 343 - Politics of Africa Credits: (3)
• PSCI 348 - Human Rights Credits: (3)
• THEOL 336 - Catholic Social Teaching Credits: (3)
• THGE 450 - Religions of the World Credits: (3)
• THGE 451 - Mysticism East and West Credits: (3)
• THGE 452 - Christianity in the East Credits: (3)
• Courses above the 202-level in any modern language (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish).