Global Politics and Governance Concentration (24-39 cr)

A. Core Requirements 6cr

• POL 201 - Global Politics Credit: 3
• HIS 102 - World History in the Twentieth Century Credit: 3

B. Elective Requirements 18 cr

Consists of courses focused on the study of political and social issues among states, the history and structure of the global order, and concerns about international organization, transnational social movements, global governance, and the global commons.
Select six courses (five at the upper division level) under advisement. Courses must be taken from at least three different departments.

• COG 444 - Semiotics and the Study of Meaning Credit: 3
• CRJ 425 - Comparative Justice Systems Credit: 3
• ECO 330 - Economic Development Credit: 3
• GEG 100 - Introduction to Geography Credit: 3
• GWS 300 - International Perspectives on Women Credit: 3
• HIS 307 - World War I Credit: 3
• HIS 326 - World War II Credit: 3
• HIS 329 - The Cold War Credit: 3
• PCS 200 - Peace and Conflict Studies Credit: 3
• POL 307 - European Politics Credit: 3
• POL 308 - Global Challenges Credit:
• POL 309 - International Law Credit: 3
• POL 318 - Global Ethics Credit: 3
• POL 327 - African Politics Credit: 3
• POL 329 - American Foreign Policy Credit: 3
• POL 330 - Internet Politics Credit: 3
• POL 333 - Global Political Theory Credit: 3
• POL 337 - Middle East Politics Credit: 3
• POL 339 - International Relations Theory Credit: 3
• POL 359 - The Nation-State and Global Order Credit: 3
• POL 368 - Asian Security Credit: 3
• POL 369 - Terrorism and Political Violence Credit: 3
• POL 378 - Gender and Global Politics Credit: 3
• POL 387 - Global Environmental Politics Credit: 3
• POL 389 - Security Studies Credit: 3
• POL 409 - Comparative Energy Policy Credit: 3
• SOC 367 - Globalization and Poverty Credit: 3
• SOC 463 - Social Movements Credit: 3
• TED 310 - Technology and Civilization Credit: 3

C. Cognate Requirements 0-15 cr

• Intermediate (202) level competency in a foreign language of the region under advisement credit 0-12
• Any approved computer and information literacy course -OR- passing the computer literacy competency exam credit 0-3

D. Recommended study abroad