Bachelor of Arts Major in International Studies
Department of History
The Departments of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice, Communications and Visual Arts, Economics and Geography, Health Sciences, History, Philosophy, English and Foreign Languages, and Political Science and Public Administration cooperatively offer the interdisciplinary program in international studies.
The major allows undergraduate students to pursue an interdisciplinary and comparative study of foreign cultures and societies leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in international studies. Students majoring in the interdisciplinary studies program will complete a four course requirement (12 semester hours) which provides the framework for a better understanding of global affairs. Beyond the core course requirements, the major permits students to select four courses (12 semester hours) from one of five thematic or regional study tracks: (a) Asian studies; (b) European Studies; (c) Latin American studies; (d) International Relations and Politics; and (e) Foreign Language and Culture. In addition, students are to select two courses (6 semester hours) in an area outside the thematic or regional track.
Foreign language proficiency is required. Students may satisfy the foreign language requirement by attaining proficiency equal to that associated with completion of intermediate level courses (2000 level or above) or completion of 6 semester hours beyond the 8 hour introductory sequence in any foreign language. Students already proficient in two languages may petition the Program Director to substitute two regional/thematic courses in place of the additional language courses.
Prerequisites (6 semester hours)
- Two introductory international relations courses (INR)
Core Requirements (8 semester hours)
Select one sequence
- SPN 1120 4.0 Intensive Spanish I
- SPN 1121 4.0 Intensive Spanish II
- FRE 1120 4.0 Intensive French I
- FRE 1121 4.0 Intensive French II
Major Requirements - 3000-4000 level (12 semester hours)
Student should have language proficiency or CLEP equivalent to 2 beginning and 2 intermediate level languages (in same language area)
- ANT 4931 3.0 Selected Topics: Cultural Anthropology
- INR 3016 3.0 Global Issues in Contemporary Politics
- ECO 3701 3.0 CD-Contemp. International Economic Issues
- GEO 3553 3.0 Cultural Dimensions of Economic Geography
Major Electives - 3000-4000 level (18 semester hours)
12 HOURS THEMATIC OR REGIONAL STUDIES
Select four courses from one of the following areas: Asian studies, European studies, Latin American studies, International Relations and Politics, or Foreign Language and Culture.Asian Studies
- ASH 3400 3.0 CD-20th Century Chinese Civilization
- ASH 3440 3.0 CD-Japanese Civilization
- ASH 3441 3.0 Japan Before 1868
- ASH 3444 3.0 Japan After 1868
- HIS 3932/BG 3.0 ST:(FC) Hong Kong
- LIT 3193 3.0 G(3)Literature of the East
- PHI 3071 3.0 The Japanese Mind
- PHH 3820 3.0 Chinese Philosophy
- POS 4932/AH 3.0 ST: Pol/Asian/Trade
- REL 3310 3.0 Asian Religions
- ASH 3337 3.0 Gandhi/Modern India
European Studies
- ECO 3632 3.0 European Economic History
- CPO 3123 3.0 (FC) Pol/Sci 20th Century Britain
- EUH 3205 3.0 19th Century Europe
- EUH 3206 3.0 20th Century Europe
- EUH 3320 3.0 Eastern Europe
- EUH 3451 3.0 France Since 1789
- EUH 3462 3.0 Modern Germany
- EUH 3466 3.0 Germany Today
- EUH 3502 3.0 Modern Britain
- EUH 3575 3.0 Imperial Russia
- EUH 3576 3.0 20th Century Russia (Soviet)
- EUH 4294 3.0 Sem: Modern Europe
- HIS 3932/AF 3.0 (FC)CD-Russian Thought and Culture
- PHH 3601 3.0 20th Century Continental Philosophy
- HIS 4936/AJ 3.0 Sem: Hitler and Stalin
- PHH 4620 3.0 20th Century Philosophy: Anglo/American Tradition
Latin American Studies
- ANT 4331 3.0 People of the Andes
- LAS 3020 3.0 (FC) Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean
- GEA 3400 3.0 Env. and Soc. Latin America
- INR 3248 3.0 US/Caribbean/Central American Relations
- LAH 3300 3.0 CD-Modern Latin America
- LAS 3031 3.0 People and Culture of the Southern Cone
International Relations and Politics
- AMH 3511 3.0 US in World Affairs
- AMH 3544 3.0 1960s and the Vietnam War
- AMH 4514 3.0 Sem: U.S. Diplomacy
- ANT 3410 3.0 CD-Culture and Society
- ANT 4331 3.0 People of the Andes
- CPO 3123 3.0 (FC) Pol/Soc of 20th Century Britain
- CPO 3603 3.0 Comparative Capitalist/Communist
- CPO 4034 3.0 Third World Politics
- CPO 4930 1-4 Topics: Comparative Politics
- ECO 3703 3.0 International Economics
- ECO 4504 3.0 International Public Finance
- ECO 4723 3.0 World Trade/International Monetary System
- FIN 4604 3.0 International Finance
- GEO 3502 3.0 Economic Geography
- HIS 3307 3.0 Modern War
- INR 3248 3.0 US/Caribbean/Central American Relations
- INR 4334 3.0 American Defense in the Nuclear Age
- PHH 4620 3.0 20th Century Philosophy:Anglo/American Tradition
- POS 4932/AH 3.0 ST: Politics/Asian/Trade
- SYP 3440 3.0 Social Change/International Development
Foreign Language and Culture
- FOL 3930 2-4 Special Topics: Foreign Languages
- FOT 3931 3.0 Studies in Foreign Culture
- FRT 3550 3.0 (FC) Faces of France
- FRW 4100 3.0 Survey of French Literature Pre-18th Century
- FRW 4101 3.0 Survey of French Literature 18th Century
- FRW 4301 3.0 French Culture Through Theatre
- SPN 3030 3.0 Medical Spanish
- SPN 3440 3.0 Business Spanish
- SPN 4410 3.0 Spanish Conversation III
- SPN 4930 3.0 Seminar
- SPW 3100 3.0 Survey of Spanish Literature
- SPW 3130 3.0 Survey of Latin American Literature
- SPW 4202 3.0 Modern Latin American Literature
- SPW 4362 3.0 Latin American Conquest Literature
- SPW 4383 3.0 Latin American Women Writers
2 Non-thematic or 2 Non-regional
Select two courses in any other area, excluding the thematic or regional studies area.
ASH/ASN/AMH/HIS/PHI/PHH/LAH/ANT/SYD/CPO/POS/
INR/FIN/MAN/SPN/SPW/SPT/FRW/FRT/FRE/JPNRequired Minor (15 hours)
All minors require 15 hours (see catalog for list).PLEASE NOTE:
- A minimum of 120 semester hours is required for graduation (48 hours must be upper level).
- All students must apply to graduate during registration for the last semester of courses at UNF. Deadlines are listed in the schedule of courses.
- All prerequisites, major, minor, foreign language, foreign culture and Gordon rule courses require grades of "C" or above.
- An approved dual/concurrent enrollment form is required prior to registering for courses at another institution.
Students are strongly advised not to enroll in courses in another institution during their last semester at UNF. Graduation will most likely be delayed for students who do attempt dual enrollment in their last semester.