International Studies Minor

A. Twelve (12) units of a modern foreign language or the equivalent

Twelve (12) units of a modern foreign language or the equivalent as determined by examination. The language, when possible, should be coordinated with the student’s other coursework in the minor. It is strongly recommended that a student achieve a higher level of proficiency in a foreign language through courses in language, culture, or literature.

B. Eight (8) units selected from:

• ANTH 1300 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Units: 4

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• GEOG 2300 - Cultural Geography Units: 4

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• ENVT 2000 - Introduction to Environmental Studies Units: 4

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• GEOG 2310 - Economic and Resource Geography Units: 4

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• POSC 1500 - Conflict in World Politics Units: 4

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• ECON 1000 - Economics of Public Issues Units: 4

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• ECON 2301 - Principles of Microeconomics Units: 4

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• ECON 2302 - Principles of Macroeconomics Units: 4

A. Global Systems

• INTS 3100 - Global Systems Units: 4

B. Sixteen (16) units of upper division international course work

Sixteen (16) units of upper division international course work from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences (CLASS) or the College of Business and Economics, selected with the approval of an International Studies Minor advisor. No more than eight (8) units may be taken in any one department; a minimum of eight (8) units must be taken in CLASS.