The minor in International Relations provides students with the essential tools for the study of world politics. Students analyze global trends and examine the world’s most pressing problems. Consistent with the mission of Regis College, the International Relations minor prepares students to be advocates for a more just and compassionate world. Students take six courses, including an introductory course on international relations and five electives. Having multiple options for the electives, students can tailor the minor to fit with their concerns and interests.
Required Course
Elective Courses
Five electives from the politics and global studies field of study in interdisciplinary studies in the humanities.
- Any PO course
- Any SO course
- Any SP course
- AH 201 Introduction to Art History
- CJ 100 Intro to Criminal Justice
- CJ 101 Law Enforcement
- CJ 200 Corrections
- CJ 202 Criminology
- DA 319 Styles of Dance in World Cultures
- EN 211 Writing about Texts
- EN 222 King Arthur and the Chivalric Tradition
- EN 224 Classical Mythology and the Classical World
- EN 231 Writing in Place: Travel Writing and Journey Memoirs
- EN 304 (TH 304) Study Abroad: Topics in Literature and Theatre
- EN 309 Studies in Postcolonialism
- EN 325 (SP 325) Latino/a Writers in the United States
- EN 330 History of the English Language
- EN 335 Contemporary Women Writers: 20th Century to Present
- EN 338 Modernisms
- EN 348 (HI 348) American Narratives and Identity
- HI 107 The Ancient World: From Birth to Rebirth
- HI 108 Europe and the World after 1500
- HI 111 Latin American History: From Pre-Colombian Civilizations to the Independence Wars
- HI 112 Modern Latin America: From the Independence Wars through the Present
- HI 200 Ethnohistory: An Introduction
- HI 340 Landscape and Memory: The Commoditization of History
- HI 350 History of Mediterranean Culture
- HI 355 Mediterranean Conflict and Continuity
- ID 214 Environmental Studies: People, Planet, and Prosperity
- ID 219B Co-Curricular Learning: Food and Culture
- ID 220/SP 320 Environmental Justice in World Literature
- ID 222 Exploring the Human Spirit
- ID 238 Myth, Folklore, and Oral Tradition
- ID 344 Museum Studies Practicum
- ID 345 Museum Studies Practicum
- MS 201 Introduction to Museum Studies I
- MS 202 Museum Studies II: Introduction to Museum Management
- MU 218 Global Music
- RS 206 Comparative Religion
- RS 208 Stories of Belief
- SP 314 Latin American Cinema in the Global Context
- TH 216 World Theatre in its Context
