International Studies Program Electives

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1 International Studies Program Electives Elective courses may be selected from an array of academic areas, including international studies, anthropology, applied communications studies, art and design, biological sciences, criminal justice, economics, English language and literature, environmental sciences, foreign languages and literature, geography history, humanities, mass communication, music, philosophy, physics, political science, public administration and policy analysis, social work, sociology, theater and dance, and interdisciplinary studies (IS). International Studies INTS Internship in International Studies (3 credit hours) INTS Independent Project in International Studies (3 credit hours) An internship with an international focus (INTS 400) and an independent project with an international focus (INTS 401) are not required but highly encouraged as major electives. Anthropology ANTH 111B - Human Culture and Communication ANTH Anthropology Through Film and Fiction ANTH Introduction to Native American Studies ANTH Language, Culture, and Power ANTH Symbols and Culture ANTH People and Cultures of Native North America ANTH People and Cultures of Asia ANTH People and Cultures of Latin America and the Caribbean ANTH Religion and Culture ANTH People and Cultures of the African Diaspora ANTH Contemporary Native Americans ANTH Origins of Old World Cities and States ANTH Origins of New World Cities and States ANTH Environmental Anthropology ANTH Anthropology and Human Rights ANTH Anthropology and the Arts ANTH Urban Anthropology Applied Communications Studies ACS Interracial Communication ACS Conflict Management and Communication ACS Intercultural Communication ACS Gender and Communication ACS International Public Relations ACS Public Relations Visual Communication Art and Design ART History of World Art ART Ancient Art 1

2 ART Early Christian and Medieval Art ART Italian Renaissance Art ART Northern Renaissance Art ART Islamic Art and Architecture ART Native Arts of the Americas ART Primitive Art: Africa and Oceania Biological Sciences BIOL Biotechnology and Society BIOL Ecology BIOL Plants and Civilization BIOL Wildlife Management BIOL Biogeography BIOL Conservation Biology Criminal Justice CJ Race and Class in Criminal Justice CJ Gender and Criminal Justice Economics ECON Principles of Macroeconomics ECON Principles of Microeconomics ECON Intermediate Microeconomic Theory ECON Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory ECON Social Economics: Issues of Income, Employment, and Social Policy ECON Introduction to International Economics ECON International Trade Theory and Policy English Language & Literature ENG Language Awareness ENG Topics in World Literature: Ancient to Medieval ENG Topics in World Literature: Renaissance to Modern ENG Literature and Sustainability ENG Language Endangerment and Death ENG Topics in Global Literatures ENG Topics in Ethnic Literature ENG Language and Society ENG Language and Ethnicity ENG Topics in Film Studies ENG Topics in Postcolonial Literature and Criticism ENG Bilingualism and Bilingual Education Environmental Sciences ENSC Survey of Environmental Studies and Sustainability ENSC Applied Research Methods ENSC Principles of Environmental Sciences 2

3 ENSC 220L - Principles of Environmental Sciences Laboratory ENSC Ecosystem Management and Sustainability ENSC Environmental Policy ENSC Environmental Law ENSC Sustainable Environmental Practices Foreign Languages & Literature FL 111A - Introduction to Foreign Studies: French FL 111B - Introduction to Foreign Studies: German FL 111C - Introduction to Foreign Studies: Spanish FL 111D - Introduction to Foreign Studies: Chinese FL 111E - Introduction to Foreign Studies: The French Speaking World FL 111F - Latin American Culture FL Literature in Translation FL Cultural and Language Workshop FR Contemporary France FR Quebecois Culture and Literature FR Advanced French Conversations FR Survey of French Literature: Middle Ages through Classicism FR Survey of French Literature: Enlightenment to Present FR Survey of French Novel FR French Culture Through Cinema FR Business French FR Studies in French Literature: Middle Ages through Renaissance FR Studies in French Literature: Classicism through Enlightenment FR Studies in French Literature: Romanticism to Present FR French Drama FR Seminar on Women Writers FR African & Caribbean Literature of French Expression FR Cultural and Language Workshop: French GER German Culture GER Advanced German Conversation GER Survey of German Literature: Middle Ages through Romanticism GER Survey of German Literature: Realism to Present GER 353A,B,C - Survey of a German Genre GER Business German GER German Civilization GER Faust GER Seminar in German Literature GER Cultural and Language Workshop: German ITAL Intermediate Italian Conversation ITAL Italian Culture and Civilization SPAN Business Spanish SPAN Contemporary Spain SPAN Contemporary Spanish America SPAN Advanced Spanish Conversation 3

4 SPAN Survey of Spanish Literature: Peninsular SPAN Survey of Spanish-American Literature: Colonial Period until the Present SPAN Survey of Drama in the Spanish Language SPAN 412A - Study of Hispanic Cultures in the U.S. SPAN Studies in Spanish Literature: Beginnings through 17th Century SPAN Studies in Spanish Literature: 17th through 20th Centuries SPAN Seminar in Hispanic Literature SPAN Spanish-American Literature: Short Stories and Novel SPAN Cultural and Language Workshop: Spanish Geography GEOG Natural Resource Management and Sustainability GEOG Human Geography GEOG Population Geography GEOG Economic Geography GEOG Introduction to Urban Geography GEIG Climatology GEOG Introduction to Biogeography GEOG Geography of Europe GEOG Geography of the Commonwealth of Independent States GEOG Geography of Africa GEOG Geography of Asia GEOG Geography of Latin America GEOG Geography of North America GEOG Geography of Development GEOG Cultural Landscape GEOG Advanced Urban Geography GEOG Geography of Food GEOG Political Geography GEOG Spatial Thinking and Behavior GEOG Floods, Climate, and the Environment History HIST World History HIST 305A,B - Comparative Asian Civilizations HIST 308A - Imperium and Christianity: Western Europe HIST 308B - Medieval Conquests and Kingdoms HIST Renaissance Italy HIST Reformation Europe HIST 352A,B - History of Africa HIST 354A,B,C - History of Middle East HIST 356A,B - History of China HIST History of Japan HIST 360A,B - History of Latin America HIST History of England: 1509 to Present HIST The French Revolution 4

5 HIST History of Modern France HIST Modern German History HIST European Social, Cultural, and Intellectual History HIST 422A,B,C - Late Modern Europe HIST 423A - Trail of Tears: Native American History from Columbus to Removal HIST 423B - Indian Wars, Progressives and Casinos: Native American History from Removal to Present HIST Topics in East European History HIST History of South Africa HIST Topics in European Women s History HIST Native American Women HIST History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict HIST Women & Gender in Islamic History HIST History of Mexico HIST History of Cuba HIST History of Brazil Humanities HUM 310A,B - Esperanto Mass Communication MC Mass Media in Society MC Women in Mass Communications MC Cultural Studies in Media MC New Media and Technology MC Transnational Media MC Special Topics: International Advertising Music MUS World Music Ensemble MUS Introduction to Music History/Literature MUS History of Music I MUS 367a - History of Music II MUS 367b - History of Music III MUS Non-Western Music MUS History of Western Music MUS Evolution of Jazz Styles MUS Introduction to Jazz MUS World Music & Society Philosophy PHIL Environmental Ethics PHIl Philosophy and Film PHIL Philosophy and Literature PHIL Philosophy in Diverse Cultures PHIL World Religions 5

6 PHIL Ancient Philosophy PHIL Medieval Western Philosophy PHIL Nineteenth Century Western Philosophy PHIL Eighteenth Century Philosophy PHIL Existentialism PHIL Seventeenth Century Philosophy PHIL Twentieth Century European Philosophy PHIL World Religions PHIL Islamic Thought PHIL Christian Thought PHIL American Indian Thought PHIL Social & Political Philosophy PHIL Philosophy of Race PHIL Philosophy Here & Abroad PHIL Philosophy of Language PHIL Classical Political Theory PHIL Modern Political Theory Physics PHYS Energy and the Environment Political Science POLS Urban Politics POLS Western European Political Systems POLS Eastern European Political Systems in Transition POLS Politics of Development POLS Women and Cross-National Politics POLS Political Systems of Latin America POLS Political Systems of Asia POLS International Political Economy POLS Politics of Poverty POLS International Organizations POLS United States Foreign Policy POLS Topics in International Relations POLS Environmental Law Public Administration and Policy Analysis PAPA 499 Seminar in Public Administration Social Work SOCW 301 Introduction to Social Welfare Policy SOCW Diversity and Issues of Social and Economic Justice SOCW Disaster Preparedness, Response, Recovery, and Mitigation SOCW Disability in Society Sociology 6

7 SOC Introduction to Sociology SOC 300 Social Problems SOC Race and Ethnic Relations SIC Gender and Society SOC Social Inequality SOC The Sociological Study of Sexualities and Society SOC Sociology of Community Action SOC Urban Sociology SOC Social Movements SOC 390 Sociological Perspectives - Sociology of Immigration SOC Gender, Ethnicity, and Class in the Workplace SOC Sociology of Deviance SOC Victims and Society Theater and Dance THEA The Dramatic Experience THEA Film Analysis THEA Classic Film THEA Multicultural Theater in America THEA Special Topics in Theatre: Study Abroad in London Recommended IS Courses IS The Greatest Motion Pictures IS World Mythology IS Native American Studies IS People and Cultures of the East IS Modern Latin America IS Mind and Language IS Natural Resources: Issues & Conflicts IS Global Problems and Human Survival IS The Problem of War and Peace IS The Immigrant in America IS Women in Social Institutions IS Women in the Ancient World IS Representing Women s Bodies IS Living Ecologically IS The Atomic Era: Hitler, the Holocaust and the Bomb IS Technology and Public Policy IS Information Technology and Society IS The Arts and the French Revolution IS Risk and Risk Tradeoffs IS History, Culture and Language of China IS Business and Society IS Global Health 7