International Studies Minor

Why Minor in International Studies?

The minor in International Studies provides an interdisciplinary perspective on contemporary global issues, societies, and cultures.

International Studies minors acquire knowledge that will enable them to understand and contribute to shaping the rapidly evolving global community. The minor in International Studies helps prepare students for graduate study or professional careers in a variety of fields in the national and international job markets such as international affairs and public policy, international business and finance, international organizations, and academic research and teaching. 

  Our minor can be particularly relevant for students majoring in:

International Studies Minor Requirements:

The required course for a minor in International Studies is:

In addition to INST 2130, students must take an additional 15 credits of approved coursework—12 credits of which must be at the 3000/4000 level from at least two different disciplines. Several approved courses are listed below, and students may speak with an International Studies advisor to inquire about additional courses that could apply to the minor.