International and Global Studies
- B.A./B.S. in International & Global Studies: Global Studies
- B.A./B.S. in International & Global Studies: International Development Studies
- B.A./B.S. in International & Global Studies: Asian Studies (not accepting new students)
- B.A./B.S. in International & Global Studies: Latin American Studies (not accepting new students)
- Minor in International and Global Studies
- Undergraduate Certificate in Global Studies
- Undergraduate Certificate in International Development Studies
- Undergraduate Certificate in Middle East Studies
Our International and Global Studies degree programs endeavor to foster a deep understanding of global concerns such as social justice, human rights, war and peace, development, environmental protection, gender, inequality, health, labor rights and poverty alleviation. The Bachelor’s degree offers opportunities to specialize in International Development Studies and Global Studies. We also offer a minor and three undergraduate certificates designed to add a global dimension to any degree. These programs offer an excellent foundation for careers in which an understanding of global economic, political, social, historical, and cultural processes is important. Students are also prepared to secure admission to top graduate programs in the US and overseas.
Certificate in International Development Studies
A Certificate in International Development Studies may be earned simultaneously with a B.A. or B.S. degree, or post baccalaureate in any non-Intl major. The certificate offers students an opportunity to enhance their knowledge of international development and prepare for careers and graduate studies in this field.
The Certificate in International Development Studies consists of 24 credits including three core courses (12 credits) and three courses (12 credits) of elective coursework focused on international development.
Students completing an International and Global Studies major or minor are not eligible to receive an International Development Studies certificate.
Required Courses (12 credits)
Students must take three core courses:
| Intl 201 | Introduction to International Studies | 4 |
| Intl 202 | The United States and the World | 4 |
| Intl 203 | International Development Strategies | 4 |
Elective Courses (12 credits)
Students must select three elective upper-division international development studies-oriented courses (12 credits) from the permanent approved list shown below.
Study Abroad courses can count towards International Development Certificate Electives when approved through the Course Substitution process. See an advisor for more details.
Intl 399 and Intl 401-Intl 410 can count towards the electives when approved through the Course Substitution process. See a faculty or pathway advisor for more details.
All courses used to satisfy the departmental certificate requirements, whether taken in the department or elsewhere, must be graded C or above. Courses taken under the undifferentiated grading option (pass/no pass) will not be accepted toward fulfilling departmental certificate requirements.