Graduate Certificate in International Studies Requirements
- CORE COURSES
Students must complete at least 12 credit hours chosen from the following list:
Anthropology
5428, Peoples and Culture of Southeast Asia
5440, Global Refugee Crisis
Business Administration
6580, International Finance, Investment, and Commerical Relations
5280, International Business Operations
5480, International Accounting
Economics
6300, International Trade
6301, International Monetary Analysis
History
6113, Readings in East Asian History
6111, Readings in European History to 1715
6112, Readings in European History Since 1715
6114, Readings in Latin American History
6115, Readings in African History
Political Science
6450, Proseminar in Comparative Politics
6451, Seminar in Comparative Politics
6480, Proseminar in International Relations
6481, Seminar in International Relations
6488, Studies in International Relations
Sociology
5410, Comparative Social Structures
- ELECTIVES
Students may complete an additional six hours chosen from the following.
(Special permission may be needed to take the 3000-level courses.)
Economics
4301, International Economic Analysis: Finance
4980, Special Readings
English
4920, Continental Fiction
History
4001, Special Readings [when appropriate]
Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures
French
4362, Nineteenth-Century French Novel
4365, Modern French Poetry
4371, Twentieth-Century French Novel
4375, Modern French Theatre
German
4315, German Classicism and Romanticism
4320, German Realism and Naturalism
4345, Modern German Literature
4398, Survey of German Literature Part II
Spanish
4310, Spanish Literature from 1898-1939
4315, Spanish Literature from 1939 to Present
4320, Realism and Naturalism in the Nineteenth Century Spanish Novel
4321, Poetry and Drama of the Nineteenth Century
4340, Spanish-American Literature of the Nineteenth Century
4341, Modernismo
4345, Spanish-American Literature of the Twentieth Century
4351, Spanish-American Fiction in the Twentieth Century
4360, Spanish-American Poetry from Modernismo to the Present
Music History
4250, Music of the Romantic Period
4260, Music of the Twentieth Century
Political Science
4510, Comparative Public Policy and Administration
4850, International Law
Sociology
4342, Population Dynamics
