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Gen Ed Courses for International Studies Minor Arts Breadth DANC 2350: West African Dance Humanities Breadth AH 2910: History of Visual Arts from Paleolithic to Gothic AH 2920: History of Visual Arts Renaissance to Present AH 2935: Modern Art AH 2930: Contemporary Art COM 2492: Intro to Film: History of Film DANC 2300: World Dance History MUS: Western Classical Music MUS 2XXX: Global Popular Music and Media Culture MUS 2XXX: Music of Latin America & the Caribbean MUS 2650: The Musical: Discovering Diversity PRS 2150: Eastern Religion & Philosophy PRS 2160: Intro to Buddhism P&H 1010: US History I P&H 1020: US History II Social Science Breadth BUS 1610: Macroeconomics P&H 1060: World Politics Global AH 2720: History of Photography AH 2790: History of Graphic Design AH 2960: Non-Western Art AH 2910: History of Art from Paleolithic to Gothic AH 2920: History of Art Renaissance to Contemporary Times AH 2935: Modern Art BUS 3930: International Business BLKS 3900: Interracial Cinema CJ 2190: Transnational Crime and Corruption CJ 3300: Justice and Human Rights Advocacy COM 2020: Intercultural Communication DANC 2300: World Dance History ED 2355: Children’s Literature ED 2301: Children at the Center in Nottingham ENG 2631: The Journey in Literature FA 2001, 2002, 2003: FA Study Abroad HW 2500: Global Health ITAL 2496: Italian Cinema MATH 2200: History of Mathematical Inquiry MIS 2030: Ecommerce MUS 1XXX: Intro to the Study of Music, Culture & Society MUS 2XXX: Global Popular Music and Media Culture Music 2XXX: Music of Latin America & the Caribbean MUS 2309, 2311, 2313: Sing MUS 2550: Music of the World MUS 2610: Concert Going in Boston NSG 3470: Health Policy & Finance PRS 2150: Eastern Religion & Philosophy P&H 2250: International Relations PSY 2100: Adolescent Psychology PSY 2130: Intro to Clinical and Counseling Psychology SOC 2090: Climate Justice SOC 2095: Environmental Justice SOC 2450: Social Policy and Social Justice SOC 3300: Sociology of Medicine and the Body Diversity BLKS/ENG 2150: African American Literature BLKS/P&H 2000: Contemporary Black Worlds BLKS/P&H 2450: An Introduction to African American Culture MUS 2650: The Musical: Discovering Diversity (F’17) SOC 3600: Chocolate Cities (F’20) (ILE F’20) Active Learning All Gen Ed approved internship courses – subject to GECC approval for international content Foreign Language SPAN 1010: Elementary Spanish I SPAN 1020: Elementary Spanish II SPAN 1030: Spanish for Medical, Criminal, & Social Services I SPAN 1040: Spanish for Medical, Criminal, & Social Services II SPAN 2010: Intermediate Spanish I SPAN 2020: Intermediate Spanish II SPAN 2200: Culture of Spain SPAN 3010: Spanish Composition & Conversation I SPAN 3020: Spanish Composition & Conversation II .

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