INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COURSES
OFFERED WINTER 2015
Track 1: WORLD TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
REQUIRED
Focus 1A:
Focus 1B:
Advanced Industrialized Countries
ECN 100 Intermediate Micro Theory
ECN 101 Intermediate Macro Theory
ECN 160A International Microeconomics
ECN 160B International Macroeconomics
POL 123 Politics of Interdependence
Developing Regions
ECN 115A Economic Development
ECN 162 International Economic Relations
POL 123 Politics of Interdependence
ELECTIVES
Group A
ARE 138
ECN 102
ECN 110B
POL 130
Intl Commodity & Resource Markets
Analysis of Economic Data
World Economic History
Recent US Foreign Policy
Group B
ANT 122A
CRD 180
ECN 110B
POL 126
SAS 121
Economic Anthropology
Transnational Comm Development
World Economic History
Ethnic Conflict
Global Poverty
Track 2: PEACE AND SECURITY
Choose 5 From:
Plus THREE from:
ECN 162
POL 120
POL 121
POL 130
International Economic Relations
Theories of Intl Politics
Scientific Study of War
Recent US Foreign Policy
HIS 145
POL 122
POL 126
RST 131
SOC 100
War & Revolution in Europe
International Law
Ethnic Conflict
Genocide
Sociological Theory
Track 3: GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, AND NATURAL RESOURCES
(Track 3 students are encouraged to look for courses not in the curriculum. Talk to your advisor. )
REQUIRED
POL 123
ECN 162
Politics of Interdependence
International Economic Relations
ESP 162
Environmental Policy
Plus ONE from:
Choose ONE from:
ANT 101
Ecology Nature & Society
Choose TWO from:
ARE 147 Res & Env Policy Analysis
ARE 176 Environmental Economics
ECN 115A Economic Development
ECN 125 Efficiency in Energy
POL 107 Env Politics & Admin
POL 175 Science, Tech & Policy
SOC 160 Environmental Sociology
Plus TWO from ONE area:
Atmospheric and Marine Environments
ESM 120 Global Environmental Interactions
ESP 166N Ocean & Coastal Policy
GEL 116N Oceanography
Land Use and Energy Supply
PLS 101
Agriculture & the Environment
Health and Human Populations
ANT 121
ESP 121
Medical Anthropology
Population Ecology
NUT 111AV Intro to Nutrition & Metabolism
NUT 118 Community Nutrition
SOC 170 Population
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COURSES
OFFERED WINTER 2015
Track 4: PEOPLES AND NATIONALITIES
Select TWO courses from:
NONE OFFERED
Select THREE spanning THREE of the four groups:
The Mixing of Peoples:
POL 126
Ethnic Conflict
WMS 182
Global Gender & Culture
Development and its impact
on Social Cleavages
Religion
PHI 105
SOC 146
Women
Philosophy of Religion
Sociology of Religion
CRD 180
SAS 121
Transnational Comm Dev
Global Poverty
AREA STUDIES COURSES
Africa and the Middle East
History
HIS 115A
East and South Asia
History
History of West Africa
HIS 196B
India
Social Analysis
Social Analysis
AAS 107C African Heritage in Eur. & Asia
AAS 111 Cultural Politics of Africa
AAS 177 Politics of Life in Africa
AAS 107C African Heritage in Eur. & Asia
ECN 171 Economics of East Asia
Culture and Literature
ANT 145
JPN 105
RST 156
COM 147
Modern Jewish Writers
Culture and Literature
Performance in South Asia
Japanese Lit: Hero/Antihero
Performing Arts in India
Latin America
History
HIS 165
HIS 168
Western Europe
Latin Amer Social Revolutions
Inter-American Relations
Social Analysis
CHI 130
US Mexico Border Relations
NAS 133B Ethnohistory of Central Amer
Culture and Literature
SPA 170
SPA 172
Intro to Latin American Culture
Mexican Culture
Russia and East/Central Europe
History
NONE OFFERED
Social Analysis
NONE OFFERED
Culture and Literature
RUS 133
Post Soviet Literature
History
HIS 142A
HIS 145
History of the Holocaust
War & Revolution in Europe
Social Analysis
AAS 107C African Heritage in Eur. & Asia
POL 147B British Politics
POL 147D German Politics
Culture and Literature
GER 120
GER 129
SPA 141
SPA 148
SPA 170
Survey of German Culture
Postwar Woman Writers
Intro to Spanish Culture
Spanish Language Cinema
Intro to Latin American Culture