B.A. Degree Requirements
Catalogue Rights policy dictates that continuing students and transfer students can
choose the version of International Studies major requirements that they would prefer
in accordance with the time they are enrolled at UCI or a community college.
Freshman students beginning Fall 2009 must follow the new requirements.
Further information regarding campus policy on catalog rights may be found at:
http://www.editor.uci.edu/catalogue/08-09Catalogue.pdf
Previous Degree Requirements
Requirements for the International Studies major are as follows:
- One four course core sequence: INTLST 11, INTLST 13, INTLST 14, and either HIST 21B or C
- SOCSCI 5D "US & World Geography" or SOCIOL 2 "International Sociology"
- Two years of a language other than English. Competency is established by college level course work equivalent to the UCI's sixth quarter of study (usually 2C.)
- Regional Focus1: Four courses focused on one of the following geographic areas from at least two different disciplines (e.g. political science, sociology, history, economics etc.) and including material on at least two different countries:
- Europe and Eurasia
- Africa and the Middle East
- The Americas (including the US)
- Asia
- Functional Focus: Four courses in one of the following areas from at least two different disciplines (e.g. political science, sociology, history, economics etc.):
- Global Security
- Global Conflict and Conflict Resolution
- International/Comparative Law
- International/Transnational Organizations and Movements
- Global Ethics and Human Rights
- Global Identities: Religion, Nationalism, Gender
- Global Trade, Investment and Finance
- Global Development, Public Health, & Environment
- Global Population, Migration, and Diaspora
- Two quarters of SOCSCI 183A "International Studies Public Forum"(one of which must be taken during senior year as a capstone experience).
- At least one quarter of international experience. Majors are encouraged to study abroad through the Education Abroad Program (EAP) or the International Opportunities Program (IOP), which are available for periods of a quarter,
semester, year, or summer. When this is not possible, work overseas (through IOP) or a domestic internship with the UCDC Internship Program, the Washington D.C. Center Program, or the Social Science Internship Program
(Social Science 197) with an international focus may be substituted. Study abroad counts as course in the regional focus.
Honors Requirements
1Though some courses are listed in more than one focus, students may not double count a course for both their regional and functional areas. Study abroad counts as one course in the regional focus.
QUICK LINKS TO COURSE LISTS BY AREA:
REGIONAL AREA COURSES
Africa / Middle East
Americas
Asia
Europe / Eurasia
FUNCTIONAL AREA COURSES
Global Security
Global Conflict & Conflict Resolution
Global Ethics and Human Rights
Global Identities: Religion, Nationalism and Gender
International/Comparative Law
International/Transnational Organizations and Movements
Global Trade, Investment, and Finance
Global Development, Public Health, and Environment
Global Population, Migration, and Diaspora
REGIONAL AREA COURSES
AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
AFAM 114 International Cultures
AFAM 116 African Literatures
AFAM 137 History of the African Diaspora
AFAM 156 African Societies and Politics
ANTHRO 138O Music and Society in the Ottoman Empire
ANTHRO 138T Africa and Afro-American Music
ANTHRO 164A African Societies
HISTORY 130-139 Jewish, Muslim, Middle East, and African History
INTLST 160 Lebanese Politics
INTLST 161 Islam and the West
INTLST 164 The Politics of Reconstruction: Iraq
INTLST 165 Middle East Politics
INTLST 166 Psychology of the Middle East Conflict
INTLST 171 Middle East Security
INTLST 179 Geography of Africa
INTLST 179 Geography of the Middle East
INTLST 179 Iranian Politics
INTLST 179 Egyptian Politics
INTLST 179 Sudan and Darfur
POLSCI 159 Special Topics in Comparative Politics (when focus on Africa/Middle East)
REL ST 130 Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Religious Traditions
WOMN ST 166A Contemporary Issues in Gender and Islam
AMERICAS
AFAM 132A New World Slave Societies
AFAM 134A Caribbean History: Colonization to Emancipation
AFAM 134B Caribbean History: Emancipation to Independence
ANTHRO 121E Women, Race, and Social Movements in Latin America
ANTHRO 138Q Latino Music: A View of Its Diversity and Strength
ANTHRO 138S Music of Greater Mexico
ANTHRO 141A Ancient Civilizations of Mexico and the Southwest
ANTHRO 162A Peoples and Cultures of Latin America
CRM/LAW 158 U.S. Law and Native Americans
CRM/LAW 171 Latinos and the Law
CHC/LAT 115C Afro-Latin American Music
CHC/LAT 160 Perspectives on the US-Mexican Border
CHC/LAT 163 US Immigration Policy
CHC/LAT 164 US-Mexican Relations
CHC/LAT 165 Latin American and Latino Cultures
HISTORY 158A US Foreign Relations Since World War II
HISTORY 158B Imperialism in American History
HISTORY 158C America and the Third World
HISTORY 161-169 Latin American History
HISTORY 162 The History of Brazil
HISTORY 165 Race and Spanish Colonial Rule
HISTORY 190 Nixon, Kissinger, and Détente
HUMAN 100 Latin America and the Caribbean
INTLST 179 Regional Topics in International Studies (when focus on Canada or Latin America)
POLSCI 141E US Foreign Policy Toward Asia
POLSCI 142D US Foreign Policy I: Globalism and Cold War
POLSCI 142E US Foreign Policy II: Cold War Decline and After
POLSCI 142F US Foreign Policy III: National Security Decision-Making
POLSCI 142G US Coercive Diplomacy
POLSCI 145B US-Mexican Relations
POLSCI 147B Interdependence in World Affairs
POLSCI 149 Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy
POLSCI 153A Latin American Politics
POLSCI 153B Canadian Politics
POLSCI 153C Research in Canadian Politics
POLSCI 153D Mexican Politics
POLSCI 153E Human Rights
POLSCI 153F Social Movements in Latin America
POLSCI 159 Special Topics in Comparative Politics (when focus on Canada orLatin America)
REL ST 150 Religion in the Americas
PORTUG 121 Topics in Luso-Brazilian Literature
PORTUG 122 Topics in Luso-Afro-Brazilian Culture
SOCIOL 170B US War on Terrorism
SOCSCI 172G Latin American Culture IISPANISH 110B Latin American Cultures
SPANISH 101B Introductory Studies in Latin American Literature
SPANISH 130A-B-C Latin American Literature
SPANISH 186 Selected Topics in Latin American Literature and Culture
ASIA
ANTHRO 135H Religion in South Asia
ANTHRO 135I Modern South Asian Religions
ANTHRO 138P Music of Asia
ANTHRO 163A Peoples of the Pacific
ANTHRO 163I Transforming China
ANTHRO 164P Peoples and Cultures of Post-Soviet Eurasia
ASIANAM 111 Pacific Rim: China and America
EASIAN 116 Topics in East Asian Religions
EASIAN 117 Topics in East Asian Philosophy
EASIAN 120 Topics in Japanese Literature and Society
EASIAN 130 Korean Society and Culture
EASIAN 140 Topics in Korean Literature and Society
EASIAN 155 Gender in East Asia
ECON 162A The Japanese Economy
ECON 163 Communism in Russia and China
HISTORY 170-179 Asian History
INTLST 179 Regional Topics in International Studies (when focus on Asia)
POLSCI 141C International Political Economy of East Asia
POLSCI 142B International Relations of East Asia
POLSCI 151A East Asian Politics
POLSCI 151B Introduction to Chinese Politics
POLSCI 151C Chinese Politics: Policy, Leadership, and Change
POLSCI 151D Japanese Politics: State and Economy in Modern Japan
POLSCI 151F Korean Politics and Society
POLSCI 155F Political Economy of Japan
POLSCI 155G Advanced Topics in Japanese Politics
POLSCI 159 Special Topics in Comparative Politics (when focus on Asia)
REL ST 120 Asian Religious Traditions
SOCIOL 170A Vietnam War
SOCIOL 175B Comparative Societies: China
POLSCI 159A / INTL ST 179N Politics of South and Southeast Asia
POLSCI 159B Political Change in Southeast Asia
POLSCI 159C / INTL ST 179K Sovereignty And Security in South Asia
SOC 179 China's Revolution and Post-Revolution
WOMN ST 165D Gender and Science in Colonial India
EUROPE / EURASIA
ANTHRO 164P Peoples and Cultures of Post-Soviet Eurasia
HISTORY 110-129 European History
ECON 163 Communism in Russia and China
ECON 164A The Industrial Revolution in Western Europe
HUMAN 101A-B European Studies Core I, II
INTLST 179 Regional Topics in International Studies (when focus on Europe)
POLSCI 141D European Union
POLSCI 152B French Politics and Society
POLSCI 152C German Politics and Society
POLSCI 152D Post-Soviet Politics
POLSCI 152F West European Politics
POLSCI 152G European Politics
POLSCI 154F Peoples and Cultures of Post-Soviet Eurasia
POLSCI 159 Special Topics in Comparative Politics (when focus on Europe)
REL ST 140 Early Western Religious Traditions
FUNCTIONAL AREA COURSES
Global Security
POLSCI 143B Alternative Security
POLSCI 143C Arms Control & International Security
POLSCI 144A Approaches to International Relations
POLSCI 149 Politics of International Security
POLSCI 143F Intelligence in International Politics
POLSCI 130 Just War
POLSCI 142D US Foreign Policy I: Globalism and Cold War
POLSCI 142E US Foreign Policy II: Cold War Decline and After
POLSCI 142F US Foreign Policy III: National Security Decision-Making
POLSCI 142G US Coercive Diplomacy
POLSCI 159C / INTL ST 179K Sovereignty And Security in South Asia
POLSCI 159 / INTL ST 179 Weak States
INSTLST 130 Transnational Gangs
CRM/LAW 102 Introduction to Comparative Study of Legal Cultures
ANTHRO 127A Law and Modernity
CRM/LAW 156 Cross-Cultural Research on Global Gangs
CRM/LAW 165 The Death Penalty
Psychology and Social Behavior P175P Violence and Society
Psychology and Social Behavior P191P Community Response to Terrorism
Global Conflict & Conflict Resolution
HIST 100A Topics in International Conflicts
HISTC War and Society in the Twentieth Century
HIST 126A The Era of World War I: 1900-1939
HIST 126B The Era of World War II: 1933-1945
HIST 126C The Cold War and After: Europe & the World, 1945-91
HIST 175 War in Vietnam
INTLST 121 Social Ecology of Peace
INTLST 166 Psychology of Middle East Conflict
POLSCI 139 Just War
POLSCI 144A Approaches to International Relations
POLSCI 147A International Cooperation
POLSCI 147B Interdependence in World Politics
POLSCI 154G Conflict Management in Cross-Cultural Perspectives
POLSCI 155E Revolution & Collective Political Violence
SOCSCI 183B-C Senior Seminar in Conflict Resolution
SOCIOL 170A Vietnam War
SOCIOL 170B US War on Terrorism
SOCIOL 178 Sociology of Peace and War
Global Ethics and Human Rights
ANTHRO 174A Human Social Complexity: Comparative Statics
ANTHRO 128 Culture, Power, and Cyberspace
INTLST 154 Ethics and Justice in International Affairs
POLSCI 138A Moral Choice during the Holocaust
POLSCI 146A Ethics & International Relations
POLSCI 153E Human Rights
POLSCI 153F Social Movements in Latin America
POLSCI 149 Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy
POLSCI 139 Dilemmas of Diversity
POLSCI 179 War Crimes Tribunals
PP&D168 Ethics in Public and Private Life: Advanced seminar
PP&D 102 Urban Inequality
PHILOS 103 Introduction to Moral Philosophy
WOMST 139W HIV/Aids in a Global Context
Global Identities: Religion, Nationalism and Gender
ANTHRO 121D Cross-Cultural Studies of Gender
ANTHRO 121H Social Inequality: Anthropological Perspectives
ANTHRO 135A Religion and Social Order
ANTHRO 135H Religion in South Asia
ANTHRO 135I Modern South Asian Religions
ANTHRO 136A Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Contemporary World
ANTHRO 136G Colonialism and Gender
COM LIT 100A Nations, Regions, and Beyond
COM LIT 107 Colonialisms and Postcolonialisms
EASIAN 116 Topics in East Asian Religions
EASIAN 117 Topics in East Asian Philosophy
POLSCI 157A Nationalism
P124D Human Development and Cross-Cultural Perspectives
INTLST 161 Islam and the West
HISTORY 165 Race & Spanish Colonial Rule
INTLST189 Phil. and World Religions
INTLST189 Political Islam (WINTER 09) INTLSP 179 (WINTER 08)
RELST 100 Religion and World Politics
REL ST 130 Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Religious Traditions
REL ST 150REL ST Religion in the Americas
SOCSCI 170P Philosophies and World Religions
SOCIOL 179 Ethnicity in World Perspectives
PSY BEH P124D Human Development and Cross-Cultural Perspectives
WOMNST 110C Producing Gender Transnationally
WOMNST 120C Engendering Colonial Bodies
WOMN ST 166A Contemporary Issues in Gender and Islam
International/Comparative Law
CRM/LAW 158 U.S. Law and Native Americans
CRM/LAW 171 Latinos and the Law
CRM/LAW 102 Introduction to Comparative Study of Legal Cultures
POLSCI 171C Comparative Constitutional Politics
POLSCI 172A International Law
POLSCI 173A Comparative Legal Systems
POLSCI 179 Legal Implications of the Drug Trade
PHILOS 133 Topics in Philosophy of Law
International/Transnational Organizations and Movements
INTLST 152A Non-Governmental Organization Fundamentals
POLSCI 148B United Nations
SOCIOL 141 Organizations
SOCIOL 149 Special Topics: Structures
POLSCI 141D The European Union
CRM/LAW 129 International Environmental Management
PP&D 137 International Environmental Management
Global Trade, Investment, and Finance
ANTHRO 125S Anthropology of Money
HISTORY 101 History of the World Economy
HISTORY 163 The World of Coffee
ECON 152A Economic Anthropology
ECON 157 Economic Development
ECON 161B International Money
ECON 161C International Trade and Commercial Policy
ECON 162A The Japanese Economy
INTLST 111A Economic Development
INTLST 112A International Business
INTLST 113A International Trade
INTLST 189 Global Entrepreneurship
INTLST 189 Economic Geography
POLSCI 141B International Political Economy
POLSCI 143E Globalization and Its Discontents
POLSCI 154E Comparative Political Economy
CRM/LAW 129 International Environmental Management
Global Development, Public Health, and Environment
PUBHLTH 173 Health and Global Environmental Change
PUBHLTH 179 Special Topics in Environmental and Global Health Science
CRM/LAW C129 International Environmental Management
ENVIRON E127 Nuclear Environments
PP&D 103 Comparative Urbanization in a Developing World
PP&D 136 Global Environmental Issues
ANTHRO 121J Urban Anthropology
ANTHRO 125B Ecological Anthropology
ANTHRO 134G HIV/AIDS in a Global Context
ANTHRO 134A Medical Anthropology
PP&D137 International Environmental Management
ANTHRO 125B Ecological Anthropology
SOCIOL 171 Environmental Sociology
ECON 157 Economic Development
PP&D 101 Urbanization and Social Change
PP&D 131 Sustainability I
PP&D 132 Sustainability II
PP&D 134 Human Ecology
Global Population, Migration, and Diaspora
ASIANAM 101 Globalization, Diaspora, and Racialization
ANTHRO 125X Immigration in a Comparative Perspective
COM LIT 108 Diasporic Literatures and Cultures
INTLST 159 Politics of Migration
POLSCI 159 B/INTL ST 179E Politics of Migration in Developing Countries
SOCIOL 175D Comparative International Migration
RELST 160 Diaspora Religions
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