A Minor in International Relations is a perfect complement for studies in interdisciplinary studies in the humanities, communication or pre-law. Students learn about the relationships between the different areas of the world and explore concepts of foreign policy, global interdependence, and international conflict.
Required Course
- PO 230 Introduction to International Relations
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
- 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
- SP 320 (ID 220) 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
- SP 320 (ID 220) Environmental Justice in World Literature
- TH 216 World Theatre in its Context
