Name:_________________________________________Student Number: 260__________________________________
Expected Graduation Term:
Fall 20 _ _
Winter 20 _ _
Summer 20 _ _
Minor Concentration in International Development Studies (18 Credits)
Other Programs: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Program Rules & Policies: READ & FOLLOW VERY CAREFULLY (These rules apply to the entire 18 credits for the Minor
Concentration in IDS)
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Level Rule: At least 9 of the 18 credits must be at the 300 level or above.
Discipline Rule: Students must complete the Minor Concentration with no more than 9 credits in total from any one discipline.
*Students in the Faculty of Management: pursuing the IDS Minor cannot take ECON 208. They will replace ECON 208 with any course of their
choice from the Introductory Complimentary Course options or from one of the Stream courses at the 200 or 300 level.
*Students pursuing programs (Major, Minor) in Economics: who have to/have completed ECON 230D1/D2 or ECON 250 D1/D2 cannot take ECON
208. They will replace ECON 208 with any course of their choice from the Introductory Complimentary Course options or from one of the Stream
courses at the 200 or 300 level.
Substitution Options: Are courses that are found to have relevant content applicable to the IDS program and particular theme of the Stream; and
that are not currently listed in the IDS program but that are currently being reviewed by the Faculty for official addit ion to the program/stream. A
current list of the Stream's Substitutions can be found under Substitutions below.
Required Courses: (9 credits)
ECON 208
Microeconomics Analysis and Applications
ECON 313
Economic Development 1
/9
INTD 200
Introduction to International Development
Introductory Complementary Courses: (3 credits): Only one course from each discipline can be counted.
ANTH 202
ANTH 212
GEOG 210
GEOG 216
Socio-Cultural Anthropology or
Anthropology of Development
Global Places and Peoples
Geography of the World Economy
POLI 227
Developing Areas/Introduction
SOCI 254
Development and Underdevelopment
/3
Complementary Courses: (6 credits from ANY STREAM, students are NOT restricted to one Stream) (MUST be at 300 level or
above due to Level rule)
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AGRI 411*
INTD 490^
Development Research Project
AGEC 430*
AGEC 442*
ANTH 227
ECON 209
ECON 223
ECON 336
ECON 411
ECON 416
GEOG 310
Global Issues on Development, Food and
Agriculture
Agriculture, Food & Resource Policy
Economics of Int. Agricultural Dev.
Medical Anthropology
Macroeconomic Analysis and Applications
Political Economy of Trade Policy
The Chinese Economy
Economic Development: A World Area
Topics in Economic Development
Development and Livelihoods
INTD 499^
MGCR 360*
MGCR 382*
MGPO 475*
MIME 524*
NRSC 340*
NRSC 540*
POLI 423
POLI 445
GEOG 403
GEOG 409
HIST 348
HIST 381
HIST 396
INTD 397
Global Health and Environmental Change
Geographies of Developing Asia
China: Science-Medicine-Technology
Colonial Africa
Disease in Africa Since 1960
Topics in International Development
SOCI 307
SOCI 309
SOCI 365
SOCI 513
Internship: Intl. Dev. Studies
Social context of Business
International Business
Strategies for Developing Countries
Mineral Resources Economics
Global Perspectives on Food
Socio-Cultural Issues in Water
Politics of Ethno-Nationalism
International Political Economy: Monetary
Relations
Sociology of Globalization
Health and Illness
Health and Development
Social Aspects HIV/AIDS in Africa
ANTH 342
ANTH 512
ECON 223
ISLA 360
ISLA 383
Gender, Inequality and the State
Political Ecology
Political Economy of Trade Policy
Islam and Politics
Central Questions in Islamic Law
POLI 347
POLI 349
POLI 369
POLI 423
POLI 445
POLI 319
POLI 322
POLI 324
POLI 340
POLI 345
Politics of Latin America
Political Change in South Asia
Developing Areas/Africa
Developing Areas/Middle East
International Organizations
POLI 450
POLI 473
POLI 474
POLI 522
SOCI 265
SOCI 484
SOCI 550
SWRK 400
Arab-Israel Conflict, Crises, Peace
Foreign Policy: Asia
Politics of Southeast Asia
Politics of Ethno-Nationalism
International Political Economy: Monetary
Relations
Peacebuilding
Democracy and the Market
Inequality and Development
Seminar: Developing Areas
War, States and Social Change
Emerging Democratic States
Developing Societies
Policy and Practice for Refugees
Anthropology of Religion
Nomadic Pastoralists
Globalization and Religion
Social Change in Modern Africa
Anthropology of Latin America
ISLA 200
ISLA 210
ISLA 345
ISLA 355
ISLA 360
Islamic Civilization
Muslim Societies
Science and Civilization in Islam
Modern History of the Middle East
Islam and Politics
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ANTH 209
ANTH 301
ANTH 318
ANTH 322
ANTH 326
ANTH 327
ANTH 329
ANTH 341
ANTH 342
ANTH 422
ANTH 500
EAST 211
EAST 213
HIST 197
HIST 200
HIST 201
HIST 213
HIST 218
HIST 309
HIST 338
HIST 339+
HIST 360
HIST 366
HIST 382
HIST 419
HIST 448
HIST 528
EDER 461*
Peoples of South Asia
Modern Chinese Society and Change
Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective
Gender, Inequality and the State
Contemporary Latin American Culture & Society
Chinese Diversity and Diaspora
Introduction: East Asian Culture: China
Introduction: East Asian Culture: Korea
FYS: Race in Latin America
Introduction to African History
Modern African History
World History, 1300 – 2000
Modern East Asian History
History of Latin America
Twentieth-Century China
Arab-Israeli Conflict
Latin America since 1825
Themes in Latin American History
History of South Africa
Central America
Women, Gender and Sexuality in the Middle East
Indian Ocean World Slave Trade
Society and Change
ISLA 365
ISLA 383
ISLA 411
ISLA 415
ISLA 421
ORGB 380*
POLI 347+
POLI 423
POLI 435
POLI 442
POLI 450
POLI 474
RELG 370
RELG 371
RELG 375
SOCI 234
SOCI 370
SOCI 446
SOCI 519
SOCI 520
SOCI 550
SOCI 555
Middle East Since the 1970’s
Central Questions in Islamic Law
History: Middle East 1918-1945
Modern Iran: Anthropological Approach
Islam in South Asia: 1707 to Present
Cross Cultural Management
Arab-Israel Conflict, Crises, Peace
Politics of Ethno-Nationalism
Identity and Inequality
International Relations of Ethnic Conflict
Peacebuilding
Inequality and Development
Religion and Human Rights
Ethics of Violence/Non-Violence
Religion, Politics and Society
Population and Society
Sociology: Gender and Development
Colonialism and Society
Gender and Globalization
Migration and Immigrant Groups
Developing Societies
Comparative Historical Sociology
Agriculture, Food and Resource Policy
Economics of International Agricultural
Development
Environment an Culture
Nomadic Pastoralists
Ecological Anthropology
Political Ecology
Ecological Economics
Environment Management
Global Health and Environmental Change
Geography of Development
Geography of Underdevelopment: Current
Problems
Humid Tropical Environments
MGCR 360*
MIME 524*
Social Context of Business
Mineral Resources Economics
NRSC 340*
NRSC 540*
NUTR 501*
URBP 506*~
URBP 520*~
Global Perspectives on Food
Socio-Cultural Issues in Water
Nutrition in Developing Countries
Environmental Policy and Planning
Globalization: Planning and Change
AGEC 430*
AGEC 442*
ANTH 206
ANTH 301
ANTH 339
ANTH 512
ECON 326
GEOG 302
GEOG 403
GEOG 408
GEOG 410
GEOG 510
Substitution Options: Approved for 2014 – 2015 Academic Year
ANTH 339
GEOG 303
Ecological Anthropology
Health Geography
POLI 441
BUSA 433*
GEOG 408
GEOG 410
Geography of Development
Geography of Underdevelopment: Current
Problems
Media Governance
MGPO 440*
MGPO 438*
Advanced Issues in Media Governance
Foreign Policy: The Middle East
Topics in International Politics 1 (Topic “Human
Rights and International Justice”)
Media Governance
Advanced Issues in Media Governance
Introduction to East Asian History
POLI 441
POLI 435
Introduction to Indian Ocean World History
Global Issues on Development, Food and
Agriculture
HIST 340
COMS 355
COMS 435
POLI 341
POLI 359
COMS 355
COMS 435
HIST 208
HIST 317
AGRI 411*
POLI 422
HIST 341
HIST 409
RELG 331
IPE: Trade
Topics in International Business (when taught by
Prof. Stapenhurst)
Strategies for Sustainability
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation (when
taught by Prof. Nowak)
Developing Areas/Topics 2 (Topic “Postcolonial
Perspectives: Women & the State in India”)
IPE: Trade
Identity and Inequality
Themes in South Asian History
Themes in Latin American History
Religion and Globalization (students who took
RELG 319 with same topic cannot take RELG 331)
History of Modern Egypt
*Courses outside faculties of Arts and of Science. Students in the Faculty of Arts cannot exceed 12 credits TOTAL for their entire BA degree. Refer to: http://www.mcgill.ca/study/20142015/faculties/arts/undergraduate/ug_arts_faculty_of_arts_course_reqs
^Project and NOT lecture courses. Special Approval Required. Refer to: http://www.mcgill.ca/isid/undergraduate/intd/courses/intd490 and http://www.mcgill.ca/isid/undergraduate/intd/courses/intd499
+Cross listed courses. Students cannot take both POLI 347 and HIST 339 for credit.
~Field Study courses: Restricted to students who have been approved for the Barbados Field Study Semester program.
Approved Transfer Credits: (from Study Away /Exchange/IUT/University Transfer)
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