International Relations with an emphasis in Political Economy

This is an emphasis specifically designed for those students who wish to major in International Relations, but who would wish to focus more on the study of the problems and issues of international political economy, so important in today’s globalized world.

CORE REQUIREMENTS (47 CREDITS)

The Core Foundation requirement for Quantitative Reasoning (MAT), the International Engagement, and one or more of the Intercultural Competencies and/or Social Responsibility requirements may be fulfilled through courses in the major.

Prerequisites (9 Credits)

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (51 CREDITS)

Introductory Courses (18 Credits)

International Political Economy Group (15 Credits)

Take the following two courses:

Take three courses chosen from the following:

International Economics Group (6 Credits)

Take two courses chosen from the following:

International Law and International Organizations Group (6 Credits)

Take the following two courses:

Theory Group (3 Credits)

Take one of the following courses:

Senior Thesis (3 Credits)

GENERAL ELECTIVES (27 CREDITS)

Complete courses in any academic discipline

* Pre-requisites may be required for courses outside of the major.

Note: All Bachelor of Arts Degrees require a total of 125 credits consisting of Core, Major, and General Elective courses and requirements.  Credits required in the Core and General Electives part of the degree plan may vary depending on Core course selections.