Communicating in the World 12 Credit Hours
*EN100 College Writing
*EN101 Literature for Composition
Electives in Communication Performance, Foreign Language,
Music Performance, Drama, Creative or Expository Writing or Studio Art
The Human Experience 11 Credit Hours
Literature
RE106 World Religions
Healthy Lifestyles (two Physical Education activity courses)
Electives in Art Appreciation, Music Appreciation, Literature,
Media Aesthetics, Psychology, Philosophy or Religion
Scientific Experience 7-8 Credit Hours
Laboratory Science
Contextual Science
Analysis 6-7 Credit Hours
*MA102 or higher
Elective from the following:(including but not limited to
Calculus, Statistics, Critical Thinking, Logic, or Music Theory)
Global Society and its Culture 9 Credit Hours
Elective in Economics, Sociology, History, or Political Science
Elective in American Culture:
Literature, Religion, Political Science, or History
Elective in Non-American Culture:
Foreign Language, World Literature, International Religion,
International Political Science or World History
Major Requirements 45 Credit Hours
EC202 Principles of Macroeconomics
IS200 Introduction to the Comparison of Cultures
IS300 Interdisciplinary Special Topics Course
IS400 Senior Seminar in International Studies
PO251 Introduction to International Relations
PO/EC351 Politics of International Trade
GE102 World Geography
Six credits in English chosen from among the following:
EN209 Survey World Literature I, Antiquity to 1750
EN210 Survey World Literature II,1750 to the Present
EN375 Contemporary World Literature
Six credits in History chosen from among the following:
HI109, 110 World Civilizations I and II
HI212/312 Russian History
HI213/313 European History
HI214/314 Asian History
HI219/319 Latin American History
HI221/321 African History
HI222/322 Middle East History
HI240/340 African, Asian, and Middle
Eastern Women
HI315 Ancient History of the World
HI316 World History 500-1500
HI317 World History 1500-1815
HI318 World History 1815 to Present
Language Competency Requirement: one year
(6 credits beyond the intermediate level (beyond 201)
(Language credits can be used to fulfill “Communicating in the World” requirements.)
Study Abroad: a minimum of one semester/summer earning
15 credit hours, or 12 credit hours and HU250
(Study Abroad credits are not in addition to other requirements.
They can be used to fulfill core and major requirements or used as free electives.)
MAJOR Electives 12 Credit Hours
At least six credit hours above the 200-level, chosen from
among the following courses:
EN205 Survey of British Literature, Old English to 1798
EN206 Survey of British Literature, 1798 to the Present
EN335 History of Drama
EN375 Contemporary World Literature
GE200 Geography of Europe, Asia, and Australia
GE220 Geography of Africa and the Middle East
GE230 Geography of the Americas
HI212/312 Russian History
HI213/313 European History
HI214/314 Asian History
HI219/319 Latin American History
HI221/321 African History
HI222/322 Middle East History
HI240/340 African, Asian, and Middle Eastern Women
HI315 Ancient History of the World
HI316 World History 500-1500
HI317 World History 1500-1815
HI318 World History 1815 to Present
PO241 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PO340 Politics of Developing Areas
PO343 European Politics
PO345 Issues in Comparative Politics
PO350 World Order
PO351 Politics of International Trade
PO353 Model United Nations
RE201 Eastern Religious Traditions
RE202 Western Religious Traditions
FREE Electives 11-13 Credit Hours
Total Credit Hours: 124
*A grade of C or better required.
Students must earn a grade of C or higher in all courses that fulfill requirements or electives for the major.