The INIA Capstone Seminar (ARSC 160/INIA 4995) is offered every spring semester for INIA majors and minors who will graduate before it is offered again. This course also fulfils the Senior Experience requirement for the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.
The capstone seminar offers INIA students the opportunity to integrate their background, core, and concentration studies of economics, political science and history as well as other disciplines in exploring a prominent issue of international affairs. Course topics are selected by the instructor and the course format combines extensive reading, discussion and student presentations.
Past themes for the INIA Senior Capstone Seminars:
2009: International Development
2008: The Political Economy of Human Trafficking
2007: The Political Economy of Human Trafficking
2006: Human Rights
2005: Intervention and the Use of Force in International Relations
2004: Occupation, Democratization and Resistance in Iraq and Afghanistan
2003: America and the Middle East
2002: The War against Terrorism
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