Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate Programs Available in International Studies

Academic Options in International Studies	Coursework
Bachelor Of Arts	Coursework
International Studies Minor	Coursework

Concentrations for B.A. in International Studies Spring 2018 COURSES
Area Studies (AS) AFRICA International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-013 West African Culture & Society Black Studies BLST-1340 Intro to Contemporary Africa BLST-2710 Africana Worldviews BLST-3980-002 Cultures of African People Geography GEOG-3130 Economic Geography History HIST 1050 Ancient African Civilization ASIA International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-004 Business & Social Action in India INST-4140-009 Intl Relations of East Asia INST-4140-011 Postcolonial Lit & Culture History HIST-2810 East Asia: Trad & Modern China Religious Studies RELI-2500 Spirituality and Wellness RELI-3500-001 Spirituality and Madness RELI-3500-004 Japanese Religion EASTERN EUROPEAN & RUSSIA International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-858 Conflicts, Peacebuilding & Ethics English ENGL-3000-005 Russian Culture & Lit History HIST-2710 Russia to 1855 HIST-4910-001 US and the Cold War LATIN AMERICA International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in International Studies INST-4140-008 Urban Latin America INST-4140-015 Spanish Conversation INST-4140-016 Spanish Conversation English ENGL-2490 Latino/-a Literature Latino/Latin American Studies LLS-4280 International Relations of Latin America Political Science PSCI-3140 Latino/-a Politics Sociology SOC-4250 Latino/-a Immigration MIDDLE EAST International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-010 Islam and Politics History HIST-4910-004 Modern Iran Religious Studies RELI-2160 New Testament RELI-3500-003 Jerusalem RELI-3500-850 Gender, Sexuality and Islam Western Europe International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-001 Govt & Politics Great Britain INST-4140-007 Bringing the War Home INST-4140-014 Contemporary French Drama INST-4140-015 Spanish Conversation INST-4140-016 Spanish Conversation Art ART-2050 Survey Western Art History I ART-2060 Survey Western Art History II ART-3780 History of Architecture since 1850 ART-4770 Early Medieval Art ART-4830 Italian Renaissance Art History ART-4880 Modern Art I ART-4930-001 Italy Study Abroad English ENGL 2310 Brit Literature I ENGL-2320 Brit Literature II ENGL 2520 Lit Western Civ Modern World ENGL-3000-001 Electric Lit of 19^th Century ENGL-3290 Irish Literature II ENGL-4340 Shakespeare ENGL-4960-001 Great Works of British Lit ENGL-4960-002 Bringing the War Home ENGL-4960-003 Crime and Detection ENGL-4960-004 Anglo-Saxon Literature History HIST-2620 England since 1688 HIST-2710 Russia to 1855 HIST-4560 French Revolution/Napoleonic Era HIST-4720 The Holocaust HIST-4910-001 US and the Cold War HIST-4910-002 Roman Family HIST-4910-004 Modern Iran HIST-4910-005 Democratization of Latin America HIST-4910-006 Rome and the Early Church HIST-4910-007 The Crusades Philosophy PHIL-3130 History of Modern Philosophy PHIL-3140 Nineteenth Century Philosophy Political Science PSCI-4310 Classical Political Theory PSCI-4500 Gov’t & Politics Great Britain Religious Studies RELI-3060 Religions of the West Theater THEA-4020-004 Films of Alfred Hitchcock THEA-4790 Theatre History/Lit: Renaissance-1850
Global Strategic Studies (GSS) International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in Int’l Studies INST-4140-001 Gov’t & Politics Great Britain (w/ travel) INST-4140-002 Global Communication (w/ travel) INST-4140-009 Int’l Relations of East Asia INST-4140-010 Islam & Politics INST-4140-012 Intelligence and National Security INST-4140-017 War, Religion and Human Rights INST-4140-850 US Foreign Policy INST-4140-853 International Law INST-4140-857 Conflict & Resolution INST-4140-858 Conflicts, Peacebuilding and Ethics Economics ECON-3200 Economic Theory: Micro ECON-3220 Economic Theory: Macro ECON-4320 Natural Resource Economics ECON-4620 International Monetary Economics ECON-4660 International Economic Development Geography GEOG-4550 Geography of Globalization Philosophy PHIL-3180 Environmental Ethics Political Science PSCI-3140 Latino/a Politics PSCI-3250 Global Security Issues PSCI-3260 U.S. Foreign Policy PSCI-4200 Intl Relations of East Asia PSCI-4240 Intl Conflict Resolution PSCI-4250 Intelligence and Nat’l Security PSCI-4260 International Law PSCI-4270 Global Environmental Politics PSCI-4310 Classical Political Theory PSCI-4500 Govt & Politics of Great Britain PSCI-8626 Islam and Politics PSCI-4900 Readings in Political Science Religion RELI-3500-005 War, Religion and Human Rights RELI-4220 Conflicts, Peacebuilding and Ethics	Coursework
International Management & Business Leadership (IMBL) Communication Studies CMST-2010 Interpersonal Communication CMST-2410 Small Group Communication CMST-3130 Business and Professions CMST-4510 Persuasion and Social Influence CMST-4530 Intercultural Communication Accounting ACCT-2000 Accounting Basics ACCT-2010 Principles of Accounting I ACCT-2020 Principles of Accounting II ACCT-3020 Basic Federal Income Taxation ACCT-3030 Intermediate Financial Accounting I ACCT-3040 Intermediate Financial Accounting II ACCT-3050 Intermediate Managerial Accounting ACCT-3080 Accounting Information Systems ACCT-4010 Advanced Financial Accounting ACCT-4040 Advanced Federal Income Tax ACCT-4060 Advanced Managerial Accounting ACCT-4070 Non-Profit Accounting ACCT-4080 Principles of Auditing ACCT-4500 Independent Study ACCT-4510 Accounting Internship Business Administration BSAD-3600 Business Ethics Economics ECON-2200 Micro Economics ECON-2220 Principles of Economics-Macro ECON-3200 Economic Theory: Micro ECON-3220 Economic Theory: Macro ECON-3250 Business Conditions Analysis ECON-3320 Intro Environmental & Natural Res Econ ECON-4610 International Trade Entrepeneurship ENTR-3710 Entrepreneurial Foundations ENTR-4730 New Venture Formation Finance and Banking FNBK-3000 Financial Reporting and Analysis FNBK-3250 Finance FNBK-3400 Investment Principles FNBK-3500 Financial Markets FNBK-3650 Commercial Bank Management FNBK-3700 International Finance FNBK-4150 Intermediate Financial Management FNBK-4500 Special Problems in Finance and Banking FNBK-4510 Finance and Banking Internship FNBK-4570 Investment Management FNBK-4610 Portfolio Management Law and Society LAWS-3930 Business Law Fundamentals LAWS-4220 Legal Issues in Management LAWS-4500 Special Problems in Laws LAWS-4510 Law and Society Internship Management MGMT-3100 Management Information Systems MGMT-3490 Management MGMT-3510 Human Resource Management MGMT-4000 Special Topics in Management MGMT-4040 Organizational Behavior MGMT-4050 Managerial Decision Making MGMT-4090 Principles of Collaboration MGMT-4100 Organization Change and Design MGMT-4110 Staffing the Organization MGMT-4230 Applied Leadership MGMT-4340 Management of Teams MGMT-4450 Negotiation Strategies MGMT-4480 Corporate & Business Strategy MGMT-4510 Management Internship MGMT-4520 HRM Internship Marketing MKT-3100 Professional Selling MKT-3200 Business Communications MKT-3310 Principles of Marketing MKT-3320 Consumer Behavior MKT-3380 International Marketing MKT-4200 Consultative Selling MKT-4210 Selling Financial Services MKT-4220 Global Strategic Accounting Management MKT-4300 Marketing Management MKT-4340 Marketing Research MKT-4380 Ind Purchasing and Logistics Management MKT-4500 Special Problems in Marketing MKT-4510 Marketing Internship Real Estate and Land Use Economics RELU-3450 Real Estate Management RELU-3460 Real Estate Law RELU-4390 Real Estate Investments RELU-4410 Basic Appraisal Procedures RELU-4460 Commercial Real Estate Finance RELU-4500 Special Problems in RELU RELU-4510 Real Estate Internship
International Nonprofit Management & Leadership (INML) International Studies INST-3000 Perspectives in International Studies Communications Studies CMST-2010 Interpersonal Communication CMST-2410 Small Group Communication CMST-4510 Persuasion and Social Influence CMST-4530 Intercultural Communication Psychology PSYC-2500 Lifespan Psychology Public Administration PA-3500 Nonprofit Organizations and Mgmt Social Work SOWK-1000 Social Work and Social Welfare	Coursework

Why Study International Studies?

Studying International Studies will give you a great starting point for a career in research, journalism, social policy or development, to name but a few, as International Studies teaches you how to unravel the complex and often invisible network of factors that cause events in one part of the globe to have unlikely consequences in another. International Studies will help you develop highly sought-after skills that can be applied to any career, including:

Research and Administrative skills
Critical analysis skills
Scientific method
Cross-cultural awareness

What Can I Do With my International Studies Degree?

After graduating as an International Studies major, you will have a huge range of employment opportunities. An International Studies degree can lead to a career in civil service or as an analyst or policy advisor for the numerous organisations that require Internatinal Studies expertise. Graduates seeking jobs with NGOs will find that a degree in International Studies gives them a significant advantage over the competition for these heavily over-subscribed positions. Graduates in International Relations may also want to use their expertise to build a career in business, journalism, politics or activism. In any profession, an employer will value an International Studies graduate's research and analysis skills.

Area Studies Concentration (AS)

This Concentration offers the opportunity to focus on one or more areas of regional interest. Individuals opting for an Area Studies Concentration must complete at least 15 hours of upper division courses on the region they select. At least one foreign language studied by those selecting this Concentration must be associated with the area chosen.

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Global Strategic Studies (GSS)

This Concentration is designed for individuals interested in careers in government, national security and intelligence, in teaching in secondary and higher education, and in graduate school studies in any of these areas.

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Global Management & Business Leadership (GMB)

The GMB concentration is recommended for individuals interested in careers in international business & commerce, government, international organizations & foundations, and international hotel management.

Students choosing this Concentration may take courses from the areas of International Finance, International Marketing, International Management, and Economics, as well as related courses in Political Science, Geography, History, et al. (21 hours)

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You know you're an International Studies Major when...

Someone asks you your major, it's not a simple answer — everyone who studies international studies also picks a region and language to study, so your major's name isn't your full answer.

You have your favorite news sources on your phone with alerts for important world news and subscriptions to the ones you can't live without.

It frustrates you to no end when you see people on social media posting articles from unreliable news sources.

You could be taking a political science, a history, an economics course and a language course, and it all counts for your major.

People ask you what you're going to do with your major, it's actually easier to ask what you won't do with it because there's so many things to do with all the various knowledge and skills you've gained.

Your dream job is likely with the United Nations or the State Department.

Contact Us

International Studies: 402.554.2966
internationalstudies@unomaha.edu

Undergraduate Programs