International Relations
Major or Minor in
International Relations
International relations majors are world travelers, humanists, problem-solvers, innovators and advocates. As an international relations major at ÃÛѨÊÓƵ, you will study across the disciplines of politics, history, economics, cultures, ethics, literature and language to gain a solid skill set applicable to a global career.
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As an international relations major at ÃÛѨÊÓƵ
you might take:
Learn to analyze the complexity of the major problems facing humanity today. (POLS 210)
Introduction to International Politics
Learn to analyze the complexity of the major problems facing humanity today. (POLS 210)
Study the founding ideas of economics, finance and opportunity, from agricultural surpluses to global disruptions. (ECON 210)
Principles of Economics
Study the founding ideas of economics, finance and opportunity, from agricultural surpluses to global disruptions. (ECON 210)
Use the assumptions and concepts of anthropologists to study how different cultures and societies organize themselves. (ANTH 111)
Cultural Anthropology
Use the assumptions and concepts of anthropologists to study how different cultures and societies organize themselves. (ANTH 111)
Studying international relations at ÃÛѨÊÓƵ
Beyond the classroom
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Develop persuasive communication skills through public debates led by faculty mentors and experience student debaters.
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Join the work-study student team in the Department of Political Science and help plan events that engage the whole campus community in thoughtful conversations on current issues.
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Participate in collaborative research projects with our expert faculty.
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Internships are available in a range of areas and provide invaluable hands-on experience and further develop your professional skills.
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Gain different global perspectives – social, cultural, political and economic – while studying abroad at one of ÃÛѨÊÓƵ's partner institutions.
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