Remember that ALL International Studies Minor requirements (including language courses) must be taken for a LETTER GRADE of C- or better.
Track 1: Economics, Politics, and International Change
Communication
COSF 123: Communication, Dissent, and Social Movements
COSF 159: Work and Industry in the New Information Economy
COSF 160: Political Economy / Global Consumer Culture
li> COSF 161: Global Economy and National Identity
COSF 167: Emerging Global High-Tech Regions: Labor and National Development
COSF 181: Political Economy of International Communications
COSF 184: The Mass Media and Politics in Africa
COSF 185: Gender, Labor, and Culture in the Global Economy
Economics:
(Note - Many economics classes require part or all of the Econ series and some math)
ECON 101: International Trade
ECON 103: International Monetary Relations
ECON 114: Economics of Immigration
ECON 116: Economic Development
ECON 117: Economic Growth
ECON 125: Economics of Population Growth
ECON 131: Economics of the Environment
ECON 132: Energy Economics
ECON 133: International Environmental Agreements
ECON 145: Economics of Oceanic Resources
ECON 161: Latin America and Economic Development
ECON 162: Economics of Mexico
ECON 163: Japanese Economy
ECON 165: Economics of the Middle East
History
HIAF 111: Modern Africa Since 1880
HIAF 120: History of South Africa
HIEA 111: Japan: Twelfth to Mid-Nineteenth Centuries
HIEA 112: Japan: From the Mid-19th Century through U.S. Occupation
HIEA 113: The Fifteen-Year War in Asia and the Pacific
HIEA 116: Japan-U.S. Relations
HIEA 130: History of the Modern Chinese Revolution: 1800-1911
HIEA 131: History of the Modern Chinese Revolution: 1911-1949
HIEA 132: History of the People's Republic of China
HIEA 165/265: Requires approval of ISP Advisor to apply towards minor
HIEA 167/267: Requires approval of ISP Advisor to apply towards minor
HIEU 101: Greece in the Classical Age
HIEU 102: The Roman Republic
HIEU 104: Byzantine Empire
HIEU 121: Early Modern Italy
HIEU 122: Politics Italian Renaissance Style
HIEU 123: Renaissance Europe
HIEU 126: Age of Expansion: Europe and the World, 1400-1600
HIEU 128: Europe Since 1945
HIEU 131: The French Revolution: 1789-1814
HIEU 132: German Politics and Culture: 1648-1848
HIEU 134: The Formation of the Russian Empire, 800-1855
HIEU 135: European Economy and Society: 1000-1750
HIEU 136: European Society and Social Thought: 1870-1989
HIEU 138: Imperial Spain , 1476-1808
HIEU 139: Origins of Constitutions
HIEU 141: European Diplomatic History, 1870-1945
HIEU 146: Fascism, Communism, and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy: Europe 1919-1945
HIEU 150: Modern British History
HIEU 151: Spain Since 1808
HIEU 153A: Nineteenth-Century France
HIEU 153B: Twentieth-Century France
HIEU 154: Modern German History: From Bismarck to Hitler
HIEU 155: Modern Austria
HIEU 156: The Russian Empire and the Soviet Union , 1855-1991
HIEU 159: Three Centuries of Zionism from 1648 - 1948
HIEU 181: Immigration, Ethnicity, and Identity in Contemporary European Society
HIEU 182: The Muslim Experience in Contemporary Europe
HILA 100: Latin America - Colonial Transformations
HILA 101: Latin America: The Construction of Independence 1810-1898
HILA 103: Revolutions in Modern Latin America
HILA 104: Modern U.S.-Latin American Relations
HILA 107: State and Society in Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Latin America
HILA 120: History of Argentina
HILA 121: History of Brazil
HILA 122: Cuba: From Colony to Socialist Republic
HILA 131: A History of Mexico
HILA 132: A History of Contemporary Mexico
HILA 161: History of Women In Latin America
HINE 114: History of the Islamic Middle East
HINE 116: The Middle East in the Age of European Empires (1798-1914)
HINE 118: The Middle East in the Twentieth Centuries
HINE 119: Contemporary Middle East Conflicts
HINE 166: Nationalism in the Middle East
HITO 111: Marxian Theory
HITO 117: World History, 1200-1800
HITO 133: War and Society: The Second World War
HITO 134: International Law-War Crimes and Genocide
Linguistics
LIGN 105: Law and Language
LIGN 108: Languages of Africa
LIGN 174: Gender and Language in Society
LIGN 177: Multilingualism
Political Science
Comparative Politics: POLI 120A through POLI 139A
International Relations: POLI 140A through POLI 159
Track 2: Culture and Society in International Perspective
Anthropology:
ANSC 110: Societies and Cultures of the Caribbean
ANSC 130: Hinduism
ANSC 131: Urban Cultures in Latin America
ANSC 132: Modernity in Brazil
ANSC 133: Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East
ANSC 134: Global Islam
ANSC 135: Indigenous Peoples of Latin America
ANSC 136: Traditional Chinese Society
ANSC 137: Chinese Popular Religion
ANSC 142: Anthropology of Latin America
ANSC 165: Contemporary South Asia
ANAR 140: The Foundation for Social Complexity in the Near East
ANAR 141: Prehistory of the Holy Land
ANAR 142: The Rise and Fall of Ancient Israel
ANAR 144: Pharaohs, Mummies, and Pyramids: Introduction to Egyptology
ANAR 153: The Mysterious Maya
ANAR 154: The Aztecs and Their Ancestors
ANAR 155S: Study Abroad - Ancient Mesoamerica
ANAR 156: The Archeology of South America
ANAR 157: Early Empires of the Andes - The Middle Horizon
ANAR 158: The Inca - Empire of the Andes
Communication:
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COSF 100: Introduction to Communication as a Social Force
COSF 124: Black Women Feminism, and the Media
COSF 140A: Comparative Media Systems: Asia
COSF 140B: Comparative Media Systems: Europe
COSF 140C: Comparative Media Systems: Latin America and the Caribbean
COSF 183: The Politics of World Music
COCU 110: Cinema in Latin America
COCU 126: African Cinema
COCU 130: Tourism: Global Industry and Cultural Form
COCU 131: Cinema of the Cuban Revolution
COCU 162: Popular Culture
COCU 179: Colonialism and Culture
COCU 180: Cultures and Markets
COHI 114: Bilingual Communication
COHI 115: Education and Global Citizenship
COHI 121: Literacy, Social Organization and the Individual
COHI 135: Language and Globalization
History
HIAF 122: Traditional African Religions
HIEA 115: Social and Cultural History of Twentieth-Century Japan
HIEA 120: Classical Chinese Philosophy and Culture
HIEA 121: Medieval Chinese Culture and Society
HIEA 122: Late Imperial Chinese Culture and Society
HIEA 123: Food in Chinese History
HIEA 124: Science in China and the West from Ancient Times to the Seventeenth Century
HIEA 125: Women and Gender in East Asia
HIEA 133: Twentieth-Century China : Cultural History
HIEA 135: Thought and Religion in China: Buddhism
HIEA 137: Women and Family in Chinese History
HIEA 165/265: Requires approval of ISP Advisor to apply towards minor
HIEA 167/267: Requires approval of ISP Advisor to apply towards minor
HIEU 110: The Rise of Europe
HIEU 111: Europe in the Middle Ages
HIEU 113: Rule, Conflict, and Dissent in the Middle Ages
HIEU 115: The Pursuit of the Millennium
HIEU 118: Americanization in Europe
HIEU 120: The Renaissance in Italy
HIEU 124: The City in Italy
HIEU 125: Reformation of Europe
HIEU 127: Sport in the Modern World
HIEU 129: Paris , Past and Present
HIEU 130: Europe in the Eighteenth-Century
HIEU 133: Gender in Antiquity and the Early Medieval Mediterranean
HIEU 136A: European Society and Social Thought, 1688-1870
HIEU 136B: European Society and Social Thought, 1870-1989
HIEU 142: European Intellectual History, 1780-1870
HIEU 143: European Intellectual History, 1870-1945
HIEU 147: The History of Women in Europe: Middle Ages to the Early Modern Era
HIEU 148: The History of Women in Europe: The Enlightenment to the Victorian Age
HIEU 149: The History of Women in Europe: 1870 to the Present
HILA 115: The Latin American City , a History
HILA 121: History of Brazil
HINE 100: The Ancient Near East and Israel
HINE 104: The Bible and the Near East : The Primary History
HINE 106: The Bible and the Near East : The Writings
HINE 108: The Middle East Before Islam
HIRE 115: Women in Chinese Religions
HIRE 120: Buddhist Thought and Practice
HISC 100: The Discovery of Deep Time
HISC 101A: Science in the Greek and Roman World
HISC 101B: Medieval Science in the Latin West, ca. 500-1500
HISC 101C: Early Modern Science
HISC 102: Technology in World History
HISC 103: Gender and Science in Historical Perspective
HISC 104: History of Popular Science
HISC 105: History of Environmentalism
HISC 106: The Scientific Revolution
HISC 107: The Emergence of Modern Science
HISC 108: Science and Technology in the Twentieth Century
HISC 110: Science in China and the West from Ancient Times to the Seventeenth Century
HISC 111: Origins of the Atomic Age
HITO 100: Religious Traditions: Ancient Near East Religions
HITO 102: Religious Traditions: East Asian Religious Traditions
HITO 104: The Jews and Judaism in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
HITO 105: The Jews and Judaism in the Modern World
HITO 126: A History of Childhood
Linguistics:
LIGN 141: Language Structures
LIGN 142: Language of Typology
LIGN 143: Structure of Spanish
LIGN 145: Pidgins and Creoles
LIGN 175: Sociolinguistics
LIGN 176: Language of Politics and Advertising
Literature:
LTEN 188: Contemporary Caribbean Literature
LTEN 189: Twentieth-Century Postcolonial Literatures
LTWL 140: Novel and History in the Third World
LTWL 141: Islam and Modernity
LTWL 149: The Last Turn of the Century in the West
LTWL 150: Modernity and Culture
LTCS 133: Globalization and Culture
LTCS 140: Subaltern Studies in Context
LTCS 141: Race and Empire
LTCS 145: National Cultures in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts
And all upper-division 4-unit, non-language courses listed under:
African Literatures (LTAF)
Literatures in Chinese (LTCH)
East Asian Literatures (LTEA)
European and Eurasian Literature (LTEU) with exception of LTEU 100, 102, and 105
Literatures in French (LTFR) with exception of LTFR 160
Literatures in German (LTGM)
Literatures in Italian (LTIT) with exception of LTIT 161
Korean Literature (LTKO)
Literatures in Portuguese (LTPR)
Russian Literature (LTRU) with the exception of LTRU 104 A, B, C.
Literatures in Spanish (LTSP) with the exception of LTSP 150, 151, 152, 153, 160, 162, and 166
With approval of the ISP advisor, students may take up to two theory or methods courses selected from Literature/Theory (LTTH) courses LTTH 110, LTTH 115, or LTTH 150, and from among the Literature/Cultural Studies (LTCS) course LTCS 100, LTCS 102, or LTCS 120.
Sociology:
SOCI 111E: Human Rights - Principles and Problems
SOCI 111F: Human Rights - Practices and Cases
SOCI 133: Immigration in Comparative Perspective
SOCI 134: The Making of Modern Medicine
SOCI 136E: Sociology of Mental Illness: An Historical Approach
SOCI 139: Social Inequality: Class, Race, and Gender
SOCI 148: Political Sociology
SOCI 156: Sociology of Religion
SOCI 157: Religion in Contemporary Society
SOCI 158: Islam in the Modern World
SOCI 162R: Religion and Popular Culture in East Asia
SOCI 163: Migration and the Law
SOCI 169: Citizenship, Community, and Culture
SOCI 175: Nationality and Citizenship
SOCI 177: International Terrorism
SOCI 178: The Holocaust
SOCI 179: Social Change
SOCI 180: Social Movements and Social Protests
SOCI 181: Modern Western Society
SOCI 182: Ethnicity and Indigenous Peoples of Latin America
SOCI 183: Minorities and Nations
SOCI 185: Globalization and Social Development
SOCI 187: African Societies Through Films
SOCI 188D: Latin America : Society and Politics
SOCI 188E: Community and Social Change in Africa
SOCI 188F: Modern Jewish Societies and Israeli Society
SOCI 188G: Chinese Society
SOCI 188J: Change in Modern South Africa
SOCI 189: Special Topics in Comparative - Historical Sociology
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