Competency in one foreign language through the third-year college level as demonstrated by completion of the relevant courses or special examination. The language studied should be directly relevant to the geographical area of emphasis. Four units of work at the 300-level: International Studies 305, a senior seminar of one unit; a senior thesis of one unit (normally International Studies 301-302); and at least one unit from each of two departments. The senior seminar and the thesis constitute the Senior-Year Requirement. One unit of intermediate work directly relevant to international issues in each of three departments. One of these departments must be Economics and the other two courses may be drawn from Political Science, History, and Geography. At least one unit of work dealing with issues of nationality, race, ethnicity, class, and/or gender in American society. A more detailed explanation of these requirements, and helpful hints and suggestions are available for download here. This file is in Adobe Acrobat format; to view and print it, you will need the free Acrobat Reader, available here. |
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