International Studies Major Fall 2015 Course Offerings CHECK YOUR MAJOR CONTRACT AND CATALOG YEAR!

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1 International Studies Major Fall 2015 Course Offerings CHECK YOUR MAJOR CONTRACT AND CATALOG YEAR! The major changed as of the catalog year. Check your major contract and catalog year to determine what applies in your case. This information should be on your DARS and, if you have questions, there is guidance on the IS website. Also consult your advisor! If you have not officially declared a Concentration, your DARS may not accurately reflect your progress. If this seems to be a problem, you should correct this as soon as possible via a change of major form on the IS website. Discrepancies may delay your time to graduation. As you plan - particularly as you schedule your time abroad - be SURE to refer to the course rotation for your required classes to ensure they will be available when you need them. This can be found on the IS site as well as the College website. Also as you plan for your study abroad, be SURE to plan for any course substitutions and get permission for these BEFORE you go. Failure to do so may result in courses taken abroad not counting for your major. FALL COURSE LIST The following course list includes regularly offered courses noted in the catalog as fulfilling International Studies requirements AND new or Special Topics courses approved as appropriate substitutes. For Core Curriculum and Concentrations: Be aware that some courses are listed as For catalog years prior to 2013/2014 ; be sure to check your SPECIFIC catalog year. Courses marked with an asterisk (*) are not listed by any catalog year but relate to the topic If you find classes that are not on this list, but that you believe would be appropriate to your concentration, bring the course description to your advisor and seek permission BEFORE you register. One-unit courses must be combined with other courses in order to count towards the unit requirement in the concentration. Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 1 of 6

2 CORE CURRICULUM INTL 210 Introduction to International Studies (MWF ) INTL 220 Introduction to Cultural Studies (TR :20) PSCI 240 Introduction to International Relations (MWF ) ECON 306 Economics of the Developing World (TR or TR ) Methodology ANTH 318 Ethnography (M , plus online) CRGS 390: Theory & Methods (MW ) GEOG 311: Geographic Research and Writing (TR ) HIST 210 Historical Methods (TR or MTWF ) PSCI 295 Political Research & Analysis (TR ) For catalog years prior to Modern World Issues: ANTH 315/WS 315 Sex, Gender, and Globalization (TR ) PSCI 303 Third World Politics (MWF ) SOC 303 Race and Inequality (T , plus R , R , or F ) For catalog years prior to 2012 COMM 322 Intercultural Communication (TR or TR ) SOC 382 Intro to Social Research (TR or MW ) For catalog years prior to 2010 GEOG 300 Global Awareness (MWF ) CURRENT CONCENTRATIONS (2013/14 OR LATER) 1. Chinese Studies Breadth Areas HIST 107 East Asian Civilization to 1644 (TR ) HIST 329 Imperial China (TR ) Special Topic Research ANTH 499 Independent Study GEOG 411 Senior Field Research in China (MW ) Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 2 of 6

3 2. European Studies ART 301 Rococo to Revolution (MW ) FREN 314 Enlightenment &/in Colonialism (TR ) HIST 345 Imperialism (MW ) SPAN 342 Cervantes (MW ) For catalog years prior to : PHIL 302 Environmental Ethics (TR or TR or TR ) Emphasis in Germany GERM 306 Sex, Class & Culture: Int l Short Stories (online) Emphasis in Spain SPAN 344 Modern Hispanic Theater Workshop (F ) 3. Latin American Studies Social Sciences HIST 109 Colonial Latin American History (MWF ) HIST 393* Women & Gender in Latin America (MW ) Arts & Literatures SPAN 347 The Boom of the Latin American Novel (M ) ENGL 240* Caribbean Literature (TR ) For catalog years prior to : ANTH 390 World Regions Cultural Seminar (MW ) ES 314 Chicano Culture & Society in America (MWF ) Arts & Literatures Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 3 of 6

4 4. Global Cultural Studies Required Courses MUS 302 Music in World Culture (TR TR ) Electives DANC 303 Dance in World Cultures (MW ) ENGL 240* Caribbean Literature (TR ) FREN 340 Islam in African Society (MWF ) SPAN 344 Modern Hispanic Theater Workshop (F ) SPAN 347 The Boom if the Latin American Novel (M ) GERM/WS 306 Sex, Class & Culture: Int l Short Stories (online) 5. Third World Development Studies Required Courses ANTH 316 Anthropology & Development (TR ) PSCI 303 Third World Politics (MWF ) Development Electives PSCI 330 Middle Eastern Politics (TR ) Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 4 of 6

5 DISCONTINUED CONCENTRATIONS 2013: 6. Cultural Studies Visual & Performing Arts ART 303* Global Contemporary Art (MW ) DANC 303 Dance in World Cultures (MW ) MUS 302 Music in World Culture (TR or TR ) Cultures in Migration GEOG 304 Migrations & Mosaics (MWF ) Language & Literature ENGL 240 Caribbean Literature (TR ) GERM/WS 306 Sex/Clss/Cltr Intrl Shrt Story (online) 7. Globalization Studies Economic Dimension ANTH 316 Anthropology & Development (TR ) ECON 306 Economics of the Developing World (TR or TR ) PSCI 303 Third World Politics (MWF ) Environmental Dimension ECON 423 Environmental & NR Economics (TR or TR or TR ) PSCI 373 Politics of Sustainability (TR ) SOC 302 Forests & Culture (TR ) Cultural Dimension ANTH 315 Sex, Gender & Globalization (TR ) GEOG 304 Migrations & Mosaics (MWF ) SOC 303 Race & Inequality (T , plus R , R , or F ) HIST 393* Women & Gender in Latin America (MW ) Regional Dimension PSCI 330 Middle Eastern Politics (TR ) Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 5 of 6

6 8. International Business STAT 108 Elementary Statistics ( 3 sections offered: MWF activity; MWF activity; & online + online activity) BA 250 Financial Accounting [(3 classes offered) TR ] BA 340 Principles of Marketing (TR or MW or TR ) BA 360 Principles of Finance (TR or MW or MW ) BA 370 Principles of Management (TR or MW or TR ) BA 444 International Marketing (TR ) 9. Postcolonial African Studies Literature ENGL 240 Caribbean Literature (TR ) Religion, Philosophy & Culture RS 332 Introduction to Islam (MW ) Fall 2015 Course Offerings: Page 6 of 6