International Studies, Minor

About the Minor

The International Study minor provides an interdisciplinary opportunity to explore a variety of international issues. Interested students should meet with their major advisers and with the Director of International Studies. Participating students must declare their intent through the Registrar’s Office.

Requirements

(typically 18–20 credits as listed below)

The International Studies minor consists of five courses totaling 18 to 20 credits. Courses for this minor may not include more than two at the 100 level. Students may count one course, but not more than one, toward both their major and the International Studies minor.

1. Two Introductory-level courses. (See major requirements above for a list of these courses.) It is expected that students will take IS 101 .
2. Three Intermediate/Advanced-level courses. (See International Studies, B.A.   requirements above for a list of these courses.)

If students study abroad, they can substitute up to two appropriate courses taken abroad with prior approval of the Director of International Studies. It is strongly recommended that at least two of the courses taken fro the minor at the intermediate and advanced level come from the IS core and have an IS prefix.