INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MAJOR
SUMMER 2015
(This is a really tentative course list. If you are planning on attending a summer session confirm class
availability at summer-sessions.ucdavis.edu)
Summer Session I:
June 22 – July 31
Summer Session II:
August 3 – September 11
Lower Division Coursework
ECN 1A
ANT 2
ECN 1B
HIS 4C
HIS 10C
POL 3
SOC 46B
STA 13
POL 51
Required
Principles of Microeconomics
Cultural Anthropology
Principles of Macroeonomics
History of Western Civilization
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19 to 20 Century World History
International Relations
Introduction to Social Research
Elementary Statistics
Scientific Study of Politics
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Languages
Arabic
Chinese
French
German
Japanese
Spanish
Languages
1A (Equivalent of 1-3)
Session I
FRE 1
FRE 2
GER 1
GER 2
1A (Equivalent of 1-3)
SPA 1
SPA 2
SPA 3
1A (Equivalent of 1-3)
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Special Session
Session II
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Upper Division Coursework
Track 1: World Trade and Development
Focus A: Advanced Industrialized Countries Required Courses
ECN 100
ECN 101
ECN 160A
Intermediate Micro Theory
Intermediate Macro Theory
Intl. Microeconomics
Session
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Focus B: Developing Regions Required Courses
Session
I
ECN 115A
ECN 115B
Economic Development
Economic Development
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Electives Group A:
Session I
ANT 127
ECN 102
POL 140D
SOC 139
Session II
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Urban Anthropology
Analysis of Economic Data
When Institutions Fail
Corporations and Society
Special
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Electives Group B:
Session I
ANT 127
POL 126
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Urban Anthropology
Ethnic Conflict
Session II
Special
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Track 2: Peace and Security
Select Five From:
Session I
POL 120
Session II
Special
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Session II
Special
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Theories of Intl. Politics
Select Three From:
Session I
ECN 122
HIS 145
HIS 146B
POL 126
POL 140D
RST 131
SOC 100
SOC 118
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Game Theory
War & Revolution in Europe
Europe in the 20th Century
Ethnic Conflict
When Institutions Fail
Genocide
Classical and Modern Sources
of Sociological Theory
Political Sociology
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Track 3: Global Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Required:
NONE OFFERED
One From ESP 161/162:
Session I
ESP 161
Environmental Law
Session II
Special
Session
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One From:
NONE OFFERED
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Two From:
Session I
ECN 115A
Session II
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Economic Development
Special
Session
Two from One Category of Specialization:
Atmospheric and Marine Environments
NONE OFFERED
Land Use and Energy Supply
NONE OFFERED
Health and Human Populations
Session I
Session II
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Medical Anthropology
ANT 121
ANT 129
Special
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Global Health and Medicine
Track 4: Peoples and Nationalities
Select TWO courses from:
Session I
ANT 130A
SOC 118
Session II
Special
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Globalization
Political Sociology
THREE spanning THREE of the four groups:
The Mixing of Peoples
Session I
POL 126
Session II
Special
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Ethnic Conflict
Women
Session I
HDE 103
Cross-Cultural Study of
Children
Session II
Special
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Religion
NONE OFFERED
Development and its Impact on Social Cleavages
NONE OFFERED
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AREA STUDIES
AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST:
Session I
Session II
Special
Session
Session II
Special
Session
History
NONE OFFERED
Social Analysis
NONE OFFERED
Culture and Literature
NONE OFFERED
EAST AND SOUTH ASIA:
Session I
History
NONE OFFERED
Social Analysis
ANT 148A
POL 148B
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Culture & Pol. Econ. in China
Japanese Politics
Culture and Literature
NONE OFFERED
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LATIN AMERICA:
Session I
HIS 165
HIS 168
CHI 130
AHI 151
SPA 157
SPA 159
History
Lat. Amer Social Revolutions
History of Inter-Amer Relations
Social Analysis
U.S.-Mexican Border Relations
Culture and Literature
Arts of Indians of the Americas
20th Cen Spanish-Amer Lit
Topics in Lat Am Lit. Culture
Session II
Special
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RUSSIA AND EAST/CENTRAL EUROPE:
NONE OFFERED
WESTERN EUROPE:
History
HIS 145
HIS 146B
POL 137
GER 112
SPA 157
War & Revolution in Europe
Europe in the 20th Century
Social Analysis
Intl. Relations of West. Europe
Culture and Literature
Topics in German Lit
20th Cen Spanish-Amer Lit
Session I
Session II
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