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1 INGS Course List for year 1 African American Studies AAMS 303/GEOG 303 Geography of Africa AAMS 338/ PLSC 338 Government and Politics of Africa AAMS 561/ HIST 561 History of the Caribbean Anthropology ANTH 201 Intro to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 203 Intro to Language and Culture ANTH 301 Cross-Cultural Perspectives of Human Experience ANTH 321 Cultures of Latin America ANTH 322 Ancient Civilizations of the Americas ANTH 324 Amerindian Warfare and Ritual Violence ANTH 326 Native Peoples and the Environment ANTH 540/BIOL 540 Special Topics: Human Ecology Art History ARTH 175, 175H Intro to Art History from Pre-history through the Middle Ages ARTH 176, 176H Intro to Art History from the Renaissance to the Present ARTH 341 Art of Ancient Greece and Rome ARTH 342 Early Medieval ARTH 343 High and Late Medieval ARTH 344 Italian Renaissance ARTH 345 Northern European Renaissance ARTH 346 Baroque and Rococo ARTH 347 Neoclassicism and Romantic ARTH 348 Modernism ARTH 350 Hist of Photography ARTH 351 Arts of Africa ARTH 352 Arts of the Americas ARTH 353 Arts of Oceania ARTH 452 Women in Art ARTH 453 Art of the Book ARTH 454 Cont Art and Criticism Biology BIOL 323 Tropical Watershed and Coastal Ecology (Costa Rica) BIOL 540/ANTH 540 Special Topics: Human Ecology BIOL 551 Conservation Biology BIOL 552 Field Conservation Biology in the Tropics 1 Note that prior to the catalog, International Studies minors were required to have 9 hours in a focus category. For information about what courses are in each category, please see the course list for the year. Contact Dr. Kristin Kiblinger with questions.

2 Business Administration BADM 400 International Field Experience Dance DANA 258: World Dance Forms DANT 385: Dance History I DANT 386 Dance History II Economics ECON 521 International Trade and Investment Education EDUC 395 Culturally Diverse Teaching Experience in the Dominican Republic EDUC 420 Global Studies in Pedagogy EDUC 495 Special Topics in Education; China: Teaching and Learning English ENGL 208 Foundations of World Literature ENGL 307 Arthurian Tradition ENGL 308 World Lit after 1700 ENGL 310 Greek Mythology ENGL 333 Global Narratives ENGL 502 Studies in non-western Lit Finance FINC 514 International Financial Management Geography GEOG 201 Geography of World Regions GEOG 302 Economic Geography GEOG 303/AAMS 303 Geography of Africa GEOG 306 Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean GEOG 307 Geography of East Asia GEOG 500 Global Environment and Sustainable Development History HIST 333 Imperial China HIST 334 Modern China HIST 335 Modern Japan HIST 343 European History from the Ren thru Age of Reason HIST 344 European Hist from Age of Reason to Versailles Settlement HIST 345 European Hist since 1914HIST 346 History of England to 1603 HIST 347 History of England from 1603 to Present HIST 351 Latin American History HIST 352 US-Latin American Relations HIST 542 Medieval European HIST 547 Modern Russia HIST 548 Modern Germany

3 HIST 554 Women in Modern China HIST 555 Chinese Foreign Policy HIST 560 History of Mexico and Central America HIST 561/ AAMS 561 History of the Caribbean HIST 350: The Crusades HIST 350/WMST 450: Women in Imperial China HIST 350: Islam and Africa to 1600 HIST 350: Age of Alexander HIST 550: Third Reich HIST 550: First World War HIST 550: Travel Seminar to China HIST 550: Revolutions in the Americas HIST 550: International Service Learning in Matagalpa (travel course to Nicaragua) HIST 550: History and Culture of Revolutionary Cuba (travel course to Cuba) International and Global Studies All INGS courses Management MGMT 529 International Management Marketing MKTG 581 Marketing for Global Competitiveness Mass Communication MCOM 302 International Communication Medieval Studies MDST 300 Introduction to Medieval Studies Nutrition NUTR 370 Food and Nutrition in Cultural Perspective Physical Education PESH 105 Yoga PESH 150 Martial Arts PESH 160 Global Games Philosophy PHIL 301 Ancient Greek Philosophy PHIL 302 Modern Philosophy Political Science PLSC 205 International Politics PLSC 207 Comparative Politics PLSC 260 Model United Nations PLSC 261 Model United Nations Symposium PLSC 325 Environmental Politics PLSC 332 Government and Politics of Asia PLSC 335 Latin American Politics PLSC 336 Post Soviet Politics PLSC 337/WMST 337 Women and Global Politics PLSC 338/AAMS 338 Government and Politics of Africa PLSC 345 European Politics

4 PLSC 351 Ancient and Medieval Political Thought PLSC 352 Modern and Contemporary Political Thought PLSC 362 Collegiate Model UN PLSC 505 Government and Politics of Modern China PLSC 506 International Political Economy PLSC 507 Social Movements PLSC 553/WMST 553 Feminist Theory Religious Studies RELG 220 Reading Biblical Texts RELG 300 World Religions RELG 313 Hebrew Bible RELG 314 New Testament RELG 316 Christian Thought from the Origins to the Reformation RELG 335 Buddhism RELG 340 Hinduism RELG 350: Islam RELG 350H: Gospels You Won t Find in the New Testament Social Work SCWK 306 and 306H Working with Multi-cultural Populations SCWK 550A Special Topics: Travel Course with Trip to Nicaragua SCWK 550C International Social Work and Global Nutrition (a special topics course from ) SCWK 550C International Social Work: Global Issues and Sustainable Development Sociology SOCL 319 Population SOCL 332 Peace and Conflict Resolution SOCL 508x International Migration Theatre THRT 210 Script Analysis THRT 312 Dress and Decor THRT 334: Women in Theatre THRT 385 Theatre History and Lit I THRT 386 Theatre History and Lit II Women s and Gender Studies WMST 337/PLSC 337 Women and Global Politics WMST 450/ HIST 350 Women in Imperial China WMST 553/ PLSC 553 Feminist Theory World Languages All FREN above 102-level All GERM above 102-level All SPAN above 102-level CHIN 201 CHIN 202 All MLAN above 102-level TFEL 350 Teaching Fellows Seminar TFEL 450 Teaching Fellows Seminar

5 (If students take 101 and/or 102 in a SECOND foreign language, they may petition through the Program Director for those courses to apply to the 18 hours required for the minor.) Note: In addition, courses that can be shown to have significant international and/or global content but are not on this list may be approved for minor credit by the INGS Advisory Committee upon request through the Program Director.