The International Studies program offers a Bachelor of Arts and higher degrees in International Studies.
In a world woven with diverse threads, the International Studies program invites students to embark on a journey of discovery. Here, individuals from various ethnic, racial, and cultural backgrounds come together to delve into the complexities of global dynamics. This program serves as a canvas for exploring the historical narratives, political landscapes, and cultural tapestries that define our interconnected existence. Through vibrant discussions and collaborative projects, students cultivate a profound understanding of global citizenship, equipping themselves to navigate and shape the intricate web of international relations.
About The Program
The International Studies program at our school partners with various global organizations and institutions, ensuring that our curriculum reflects international standards and addresses pressing global issues. Students engage in community service projects that promote cultural awareness and global citizenship. They also have opportunities to join professional associations that enhance their educational experience and networking. This holistic approach equips graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to make meaningful contributions to international relations and global development.
The International Studies program at our school is affiliated with renowned organizations such as the International Studies Association (ISA) and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), providing students with valuable networking opportunities. Students can also apply for membership in various honor societies dedicated to international relations. Through their coursework, majors and minors in International Studies develop a strong sense of responsibility to their global communities, engaging in projects that promote cultural understanding and social justice. This comprehensive approach equips them with the knowledge and skills to navigate and impact the ever-evolving landscape of international affairs.
Program Courses: 40 credits
Year One
| Spring Semester 1 | Credits |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
| The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
| African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
| Summer Semester 2 (Summer Session IV) | Credits |
|---|---|
Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
Year Two
| Spring Semester 1 | Credits |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
| The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
| African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
| Summer Semester 2 (Summer Session IV) | Credits |
|---|---|
Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
Year Three
| Spring Semester 1 | Credits |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
| The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
| African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
| Summer Semester 2 (Summer Session IV) | Credits |
|---|---|
Introduction to Africana Studies or GSS 2201 - Africana Studies | 3 Credits |
The Contemporary African Diaspora | 3 Credits |
African-Americans: A Seminar | 3 Credits |
B.A In International Studies
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B.A. in International Studies
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