The following courses are the core major requirements. These courses are usually offered once a year, but scheduling difficulties may mean that they are only offered once every third or fourth semester. This means that by the time you are a junior, you should take these courses (except the Capstone Seminar) as soon as possible.
Completing these courses will fulfill the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences social-behavioral science requirement.
1. An upper division course in international economics.
ECON 151/4040 is recommended for all students except those completing the concentration in International Economics. Those students pursing the concentration may choose among ECON 154/4044, 155/4045, or 156/4046.
2. International Law (POSC 165/4601).
This course is typically offered in the fall.
3. International Organizations (POSC 167/4611).
This course is typically offered in the spring.
4. Politics of the World Economy (POSC 177/4621).
This course is typically offered in the spring.
5. World Conflict and Security (POSC 178/4631).
This course is typically offered in the fall.
6. Senior Capstone Seminar in International Affairs (ARSC 160/INIA 4997).
This course is offered every spring semester and should be taken as late in a student's career as possible. It is described in the "Capstone Seminar" section of this web page.
Course descriptions can be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin.
Undergraduate Bulletin
Sample syllabi for the POSC courses are available on the POSC Department website. POSC Website
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For additional information, contact Dr. Friman.
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