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ensure that students take courses from varied disciplines, they may count a maximum of 12 s.h. from any department International or program toward the global perspectives [p. 1] and the world cultures and societies [p. 4] requirements as well as Studies, B.A. the language [p. 9] requirement.

International studies students learn that the complexity of Students may apply up to 12 s.h. of coursework from each current world conditions requires a multidisciplinary approach additional major, minor, or certificate they earn toward the to problem solving. They take core international studies international studies major. Transfer credit approved by the courses to learn key concepts and practical skills, and extend International Studies Program may be applied to the major. their education by choosing from an array of internationally Students have the option to complete a 15 s.h. concentration. focused courses from the social sciences, humanities, and the They choose global perspectives courses and world arts. cultures and societies courses approved in one of the Students also are encouraged to develop real-world three concentrations: global business and communication intercultural skills by studying abroad, engaging locally with [p. 10], international human rights and public service international communities, service learning, internships, and [p. 10], or international sustainable development [p. 11]. conducting research. Through academic and cocurricular The B.A. with a major in international studies requires the experiences, students become prepared to positively following coursework. contribute to the world. Code Title Hours As a second major, international studies can add cross- Foundation Courses 10 cultural skills and perspectives to degrees in business, health sciences, journalism, and the arts. Global Perspectives Courses 12 World Cultures and Societies Courses 12 Learning Outcomes Capstone Course 3 Students will be able to: Language Requirement 6 • recognize that the complexity of current world conditions Total Hours 43 requires a multidisciplinary approach to problem solving, • analyze and synthesize information about key topics in Foundation Courses international studies, Students learn the core, multidisciplinary intellectual • demonstrate intellectual open-mindedness when and interpersonal international studies skill set, and its addressing global issues, and applications for travel, employment, and understanding global • apply cross-cultural skills when engaging respectfully with issues. people from other countries and diverse communities in Code Title Hours the United States. All of these: IS:2000 Introduction to International 3 Requirements Studies The Bachelor of Arts with a major in international studies IS:2009 World Travel: Cross-Cultural 3 requires a minimum of 120 s.h., including at least 43 s.h. Skills for International of work for the major. Students must complete at least 15 Business, Education, and s.h. of work for the major at the University of Iowa. They Service must maintain a g.p.a. of at least 2.00 in all courses for the IS:2020 World Events Today! 3 major and in all UI courses for the major. Students also must One of these: complete the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences GE CLAS IS:1000 Designing Your International 1 Core. Studies Major Students who declared or entered the major before the first IS:2500 Working Internationally 1 day of fall semester 2021 may choose to complete the old requirements as listed in the 2020-21 General Catalog, but Global Perspectives Courses they must complete all requirements and graduate by August Students learn about global trends, comparisons, and 2027. Otherwise, they complete the requirements as listed interactions. below. The major in international studies is flexible, combining core Code Title Hours international studies coursework with courses drawn from 12 s.h. from these, including 6 s.h. numbered across the humanities, social sciences, and the arts. Students 2000 or above: work closely with an academic advisor to plan their program AFAM:2770/ Race, Space, and the 3 of study. GHS:2770/ Environment SOC:2770 Students are encouraged to study or intern abroad. They should work with their academic advisor to determine how ANTH:1040/ Language Rights 3 credits earned via UI-approved study abroad or international LING:1040 internships can fulfill the global perspectives, world cultures ANTH:1101/IS:1101 Cultural Anthropology 3 and societies, and/or language requirements for the major. ANTH:1401 Language, Culture, and 3 To benefit from the interdisciplinary nature of international Communication studies, students choose from a wide range of courses. To 2 International Studies, B.A.

ANTH:2100 Anthropology and 3 CLSA:2127/ Global Manuscript Cultures 3 Contemporary World JPNS:2127 Problems CLSA:3020/ Doctors and Patients 3 ANTH:2136 Race, Place, and Power: 3 GHS:3021 Urban Anthropology COMM:2042/ Intercultural Communication 3 ANTH:2151/ Global Migration in the 3 IS:2042/SSW:2042 GWSS:2151/IS:2151 Contemporary World COMM:4131/ Globalization and Culture 3 ANTH:2164/ Culture and Healing for 3 IS:4131 GHS:2164 Future Health Professionals CPH:2200 Climageddon: 2 ANTH:2181/ The Anthropology of Aging 3 Understanding Climate ASP:2181/ Change and Associated GHS:2181 Impacts on Health ANTH:2191/ Love, Sex, and Money: 3 CPH:2230 Finding Patient Zero: The 3 GWSS:2900 Sexuality and Exchange Exploration of Infectious Across Cultures Disease Transmission and ANTH:2261 Human Impacts on the 3 Pandemic Threats Environment CPH:2400 The U.S. Health System in a 3 ANTH:2320/ Origins of Human Infectious 3 Global Context GHS:2320 Disease CPH:3400/ Health, Work, and the 3 ANTH:3102/ Medical Anthropology 3 GEOG:3210 Environment CBH:3102/ CPH:3500/ Global Public Health 3 GHS:3102 GHS:3500 ANTH:3103 Environment and Culture 3 CPH:4200 Agriculture, Food Systems, 3 ANTH:3110/ Colonialism and Indigenous 3 and Sustainability GHS:3110/ Health Equity CRIM:2430 Comparative Criminal Justice 3 NAIS:3110 Systems ANTH:3123 Making a Living: 3 CRIM:3260 Immigration and Crime 3 Perspectives on Economic CRIM:3415 Global Criminology 3 Anthropology DANC:2060/ Dance and Society in Global 3 ANTH:3151/ The Anthropology of the 3 DPA:2060 Contexts ASP:3151/ Beginnings and Ends of Life ECON:3345 Global Economics and 3 GHS:3151 Business ANTH:3152/ Anthropology of Caregiving 3 ECON:3620 Economic Growth and 3 ASP:3152/ and Health Development GHS:3152 ECON:3625/ Environmental and Natural 3 ANTH:3190/ Global Debt 3 URP:3135 Resource Economics IS:3190/SJUS:3190 ECON:3760 Health Economics 3 ANTH:3237/ Politics of the Archaeological 3 MUSM:3237 Past ECON:4110 International Economics 3 ANTH:4130/ Religion and Environmental 3 EES:1115/ The History and Science of 3 RELS:4730 Ethics ENVS:1115/ Oil GEOG:1115/ ANTH:4140/ Feminist Activism and Global 3 HIST:1115 CBH:4140/ Health GHS:4140/ ENGL:1510 Introduction to 3 GWSS:4140 Environmental Literature ARTH:1030 Themes in Global Art 3 ENGL:2505 Introduction to Postcolonial 3 Studies ARTH:1090 Earthly Paradises: A Global 3 History of Gardens ENGL:2510 Selected Transnational 3 Authors ASP:3135/ Global Aging 3 GHS:3050/ ENGL:3510 Topics in Transnational 3 SSW:3135 Literature CL:2248/ The Invention of Writing: 3 ENGL:3515 Topics in Postcolonial 3 ANTH:2248/ From Cuneiform to Studies ASIA:2248/ Computers ENGL:3570/ Transnational and 3 CLSA:2048/ GWSS:3570 Postcolonial Writing by COMM:2248/ Women GRMN:2248/ ENTR:4100 International 1-3 HIST:2148/IS:2248/ Entrepreneurship, Culture, LING:2248/ and Social Impact TRNS:2248/ ENTR:4460 Entrepreneurship and Global 3 WLLC:2248 Trade CL:3222 City as Text/Text as City 3 FIN:4240 International Finance 3 International Studies, B.A. - DRAFT COPY 3

FREN:1006 Global Sports and National 3 GHS:3037 Technology to Improve 3 Cultures Global Health FREN:3190/ Psycholinguistic Aspects of 3-4 GHS:3060 Studies in Complementary 3 LING:3190/ Bilingualism and Alternative Medicine SPAN:3190 GHS:3120 Global Maternal and Child 3 FREN:4017 Global Comics 3-4 Health FREN:4210/ Slavery Museums, 3-4 GHS:3170 Visualizing Global Health 3 MUSM:4310/ Memorials, and Statues in Through Popular Fiction and WLLC:4210 the United States, Europe, Film and the Global South GHS:3230 Health Experience of 3 FREN:4890/ Techniques of Translation 3 Immigrants, Migrants, and TRNS:4497 Refugees GEOG:1020 The Global Environment 3 GHS:3325 Global Epidemics 3 GEOG:1070 Contemporary 3 GHS:3560 Global Garbage and Global 3 Environmental Issues Health GEOG:1090 Globalization and 3 GHS:3720 Contemporary Issues in 3 Geographic Diversity Global Health GEOG:2013/ Introduction to Sustainability arr. GHS:3850/ Promoting Health Globally 3 BUS:2013/ HHP:3850 SUST:2013/ GHS:4000 Global Health Studies 4 URP:2013 Service Learning: Local GEOG:2110/ Seven Billion and Counting: 3 Health is Global Health GHS:2110 Introduction to Population GHS:4001 Social Entrepreneurship and 3 Dynamics Global Health GEOG:2410 Environment and 3 GHS:4002 Working in Global Health 3 Development GHS:4003 Case Studies in Global 3 GEOG:2910 The Global Economy 3 Health Inequities GEOG:3070/ Hungry Planet: Global 3 GHS:4100 Topics in Global Health 1-3 GHS:3070 Geographies of Food GHS:4180 Climate Change and Health 3 GEOG:3110/ Geography of Health 3 GHS:4600 Global Health and Human 2-3 GHS:3111 Rights GEOG:3300/ Envisioning Future Worlds: 3 GWSS:2080/ The Cultural Politics of HIV- 3 GHS:3300 Sustainable Development GHS:2080 AIDS and Its Alternatives GWSS:2190/ Love Rules: Law and the 3 GEOG:3331 Human Dimensions of 3 ANTH:2190/IS:2190 Family Across Cultures Climate GWSS:2500/ Love, War, Activism: Stories 3 GEOG:3760/ Hazards and Society 3 ENGL:2570/ About Women from Across GHS:3760 SJUS:2500 the World GEOG:3780/ U.S. Energy Policy in Global 3 GWSS:2571/ Visualizing Human Rights 3 GHS:3780/ Context ENGL:2571/ HIST:3240 SJUS:2571 GEOG:4150/ Health and Environment: GIS 3 GWSS:2650/ Global Reproduction 3 GHS:4150/ Applications GHS:2650 IGPI:4150 GWSS:3010/ Transnational Sexualities 3 GEOG:4750/ Environmental Impact 3 GHS:3015 URP:4750 Analysis GWSS:3118/ Politics of Reproduction 3 GEOG:4770/ Environmental Justice 3 ANTH:3118 AFAM:4770/ GHS:4770 GWSS:3157/ Gender, Sexuality, and 3 HIST:3157 Human Rights GHS:2000/ Introduction to Global Health 3 ANTH:2103 Studies GWSS:3326/ The Politics of Progress: 3 GHS:3327 NGOs, Development, and GHS:3010/ Identifying and Developing a 3 Sexuality IGPI:3011 Global Health Project GWSS:3350/ Transnational Feminism 3 GHS:3030/ Global Health Today 1 ANTH:3125/IS:3350 CPH:3240 HIST:1016 The History That Made Our 3 GHS:3034 Doing Harm by Doing Good: 1 World The Ethics of Studying, Volunteering, and Working HIST:1101 The Modern World 3 in Global Communities HIST:3106 History Behind the Headlines 1-3 GHS:3035 Engaging in Global Health 1 HIST:3126 History of Globalization 3 GHS:3036 Ethics, Politics, and Global 3 HIST:3143 International Politics: The 3-4 Health History of the Present HIST:3155 The World Since 1945 3 4 International Studies, B.A.

HIST:3242 The United States in World 3-4 POLI:3518 Water Wars: Conflict and 3 Affairs Cooperation HIST:4101 History of Human Rights 3 POLI:3524 Politics and Multinational 3 HIST:4162/ History of Global Health 3 Enterprises GHS:4162 RELS:1015 Global Religious Conflict and 3 HRTS:2115/IS:2115 Introduction to Human 3 Diversity Rights RELS:2041/ Understanding "The Muslim 3 HRTS:3905/IS:3905 Topics in Human Rights 1-3 ASIA:2041/IS:2041 World" HRTS:3906 Global Crises and Human 3 RELS:2674/ Food, Body, and Belief: A 3 Rights GHS:2674 Global Perspective HRTS:3910/IS:3910 Human Rights Advocacy 3 RELS:2855 Human Rights, Law, 3 IS:3199 Global Environmental 3 Religion, and Culture Politics RELS:3580/ Religion and Healing 3 IS:3200 Sustainable Development 3 ANTH:3113/ ASIA:3561/ IS:3560 Global Food Migrations 3 GHS:3113 IS:3565 Global Perspectives on 3 RHET:2090 Conversation Practicum 0-3 Negotiation, Persuasion, and Communication RHET:2135/ Rhetorics of Diversity and 3 SJUS:2135 Inclusion IWP:3191/ International Literature 1,3 ENGL:3595/ Today RHET:3140 Nature and Society: 3 WLLC:3191 Controversies and Images JMC:3116/IS:3116 Media and Global Cultures 3 SPAN:4205/ Culture, Language, and 3 GHS:4205 Health JMC:3150/ Media and Health 3 CBH:3150/ SPST:2170 Sport and Globalization 3 GHS:3150 SPST:3176 Sport and Nationalism 3 LING:1010 Language and Society 3 SPST:3500 The Olympics 3 LING:1040/ Language Rights 3 SRM:1085 Introduction to Travel and 3 ANTH:1040 Tourism LING:1060 Languages of the World 3 THTR:2320 Playwriting in a Global World 3 LING:2900 Language, Gender, and 3 TRNS:2000 Translation and Global 3 Sexuality Society MGMT:3450 International Business 3 TRNS:3179/ Undergraduate Translation 3 Environment CLSA:3979/ Workshop MGMT:4500 Strategy, Innovation and 3 ENGL:3850 Global Competition TRNS:4480 Literature and Translation 3 MKTG:4300 International Marketing 3 URP:4170 Megacities Seminar 1-3 MUS:1310 World Music 3 URP:4752 Eight Generation Planning: 3 OEH:4240 Global Environmental Health 3 Envisioning Regenerative Cities OEH:4260/ Global Water and Health 3 GHS:4260 URP:6253/ Designing Sustainable and 1-3 PBAF:6253 Healthy Cities OEH:4530/ Global Road Safety 3 CPH:4220/ WLLC:1100/ Contraception Across Time 3 GHS:4530 CLSA:1100/ and Cultures GHS:1100/ PHIL:2429 War, Terrorism, and Torture 3 GRMN:1100/ PHIL:3430 Philosophy of Human Rights 3 GWSS:1100 POLI:1400 Introduction to Comparative 3 WLLC:1200/ Disabilities and Inclusion in 3 Politics DST:1200/ Writing and Film Around the POLI:1600 Introduction to Political 3 GHS:1200/ World Communication GRMN:1200 POLI:2417 Comparative Environmental 3 WLLC:2001/ Global Science Fiction 3 Policy ASIA:2001/ POLI:3405 Authoritarian Politics 3 FREN:2010/ POLI:3424 Global Development 3 RUSS:2001/ SPAN:2001/ POLI:3504 Globalization 3 TRNS:2001 POLI:3505 Civil Wars 3 POLI:3509 International Courts: The 3 World Cultures and Societies Intersection of Law and Politics Courses POLI:3516 The Politics of International 3 Students gain place-based knowledge. Economics International Studies, B.A. - DRAFT COPY 5

Code Title Hours ARTH:3270/ Themes in Asian Art History 3 12 s.h. from these: ASIA:3270 ANTH:1046/ Environmental Politics in 3 ARTH:3280 The Materialization of 3 GEOG:1046/ India Sexuality in China and GWSS:1046/ Beyond SJUS:1046 ARTH:3375/ The Great Collision 3 ANTH:2108/ Gendering India 3 RELS:3375 GWSS:2108 ASIA:1016/ Classical Chinese Short 1 ANTH:2160/ Culture, Health, and 3 WLLC:1016 Fiction GHS:2160 Wellness: Southeast Asia in ASIA:1510/ Ghost Stories and Tales of 3 Focus WLLC:1510 the Weird in Premodern ANTH:2175/ Japanese Society and 3 Chinese Literature JPNS:2175 Culture ASIA:2222/ Women in Premodern East 3 ANTH:2182/ Africa: Health and Society 3 GWSS:2222/ Asian Literature GHS:2182 WLLC:2222 ANTH:3111/ Health in Mexico 3 ASIA:2450 India Beat: The Aesthetics 3 GHS:3040/LAS:3111 and Politics of India Today ANTH:3121/ Love, Marriage, and Family 3 ASIA:3208/ Classical Chinese Literature 3 GWSS:3121 in India TRNS:3208/ Through Translation ANTH:3170 Peoples and Cultures of 3 WLLC:3208 Southeast Asia ASIA:3431/ Gender and Sexuality in East 3 ANTH:3171 Voices of Islam in Southeast 3 GWSS:3131/ Asia Asia RELS:3431 ANTH:3172/ Chinese Marriage and 3 CHIN:1504 Asian Humanities: China 3 ASIA:3172 Family in Comparative CHIN:1702 Chinese Popular Culture 3 Perspective CHIN:3103 Business Chinese I 3 ARAB:1050 Topics in Middle East/Muslim 3 CHIN:3104 Business Chinese II 3 World Studies I CHIN:3341 Chinese Literature: Poetry 3 ARAB:2025 Study Abroad: Culture and 1 CHIN:4203 Modern Chinese Writers 3 Society CHIN:4206 Transnational Chinese 3 ARAB:2050 Topics in Middle East/Muslim 3 Cinemas World Studies II CL:1241 World Literature: 1700 to 3 ARAB:3005 Culture and Resistance: The 3-4 Present Modern Middle East CLSA:2127/ Global Manuscript Cultures 3 ARAB:3050 Arab Culture Through 3 JPNS:2127 Dialects COMM:1898/ Introduction to Latina/o/x 3 ARTH:1020 Masterpieces: Art in 3 LATS:1898 Communication and Culture Historical and Cultural COMM:2086 Global Media Studies 3 Perspectives COMM:4131/ Globalization and Culture 3 ARTH:1040 Arts of Africa 3 IS:4131 ARTH:1060 From Mona Lisa to 3 DANC:1150/ Brazilian Culture and 3 Modernism: Survey of LAS:1150 Carnival Western Art II DANC:2065 Performing Power/ 3 ARTH:1070 Asian Art and Culture 3 Performing Protest: The ARTH:2020 Western Architecture from 3 Body, Identity, and the Prehistory to the Present Image ARTH:2120 Art and Architecture of the 3 ENGL:2330 Topics in Modern British 3 Islamic World Literature After 1900 ARTH:2220/ Introduction to the Art of 3 ENGL:2360 Twentieth-Century British 3 ASIA:2231 China Literature ARTH:2250/ Introduction to the Art of 3 ENGL:2361 Twenty-first-Century British 3 JPNS:2250 Japan Literature ARTH:3020 Paris and the Art of Urban 3 ENGL:2369 Topics in British Culture and 3 Life Identity ARTH:3150 Art of West Africa 3 ENGL:2560 Topics in Culture and 3 ARTH:3151 Art of Central Africa 3 Identity ARTH:3160 Themes in African Art 3 ENGL:3182 Digital Cultures and 3 ARTH:3225 Contemporary Art and 3 Literacies Culture in China ENGL:3329 Literature and Culture of 3 ARTH:3230/ Chinese Painting I: Pagodas 3 Eighteenth-Century Britain ASIA:3220 and Palaces ENGL:3338 Literature and Culture of the 3 Romantic Period 6 International Studies, B.A.

ENGL:3339 Literature and Culture of 3 GRMN:2620/ Anne Frank and Her Story 3-4 Nineteenth-Century Britain WLLC:2620 ENGL:3348 Literature and Culture of 3 GRMN:2630 German Cinema: Greatest 3-4 Nineteenth-Century Scotland Hits ENGL:3350 Literature and Culture of 3 GRMN:2650 German Nationalism from 3-4 20th- and 21st-Century Enlightenment to Present Britain GRMN:2655/IS:2600 Muslim Minorities in the 3-4 ENGL:3355 British Poetry 3 West ENGL:3360 British Fiction 3 GRMN:2666/ Pact with the Devil 3-4 ENGL:3467/ Latina/o/x Literatures and 3 RUSS:2666/ LATS:3467 Cultures WLLC:2666 ENGL:3525 Literature and Culture of the 3 GRMN:2675 The Politics of Memory: 3-4 Americas Holocaust, Genocide, and ENGL:3530 Caribbean Literature and 3 9/11 Culture GRMN:2720/ Germany in the World 3-4 ENGL:3535/ Topics in Literature and 3 HIST:2420 LAS:3535 Culture of the Americas GRMN:2770 Norse Mythology: Gods, 3-4 ENGL:3540 Literature of the Indian 3 Heroes, and Monsters of Subcontinent Northern Europe ENGL:3550/ African Literature 3 GRMN:2785 Cyborgs, Monsters, and the 3-4 AFAM:3550 Uncanny ENGL:3555/ Topics in African Cinema 3 GRMN:3200/ Literary Translation from 3 AFAM:3555 TRNS:3200 German FREN:1005 Texts and Contexts: French- 3 GRMN:3214 Business German 3 Speaking World GRMN:3236 German Film 3 FREN:1007 Nature/Ecology French 3 GRMN:3250 Brief Texts About Big Events 3 Philosophy and Fiction GRMN:3405 German Cultural History 3 FREN:1510 Cultural Misunderstandings: 3 GRMN:3501 German Writers Engaged 3 France and U.S.A. GRMN:3550 The Politics of 3 FREN:3120 French Civilization 3 Remembrance in German FREN:3130 French-Speaking Cultures 3 Multicultural Literature and FREN:3225 Studies in Modern France 3 Film FREN:3232/ French Literary Translation 3 GRMN:3860/ German Language and 3 TRNS:3232 Workshop LING:3860 Society FREN:3250 Topics in French Studies I 3 GRMN:3865 History of the German 3 Language FREN:3410 Business French 3 GRMN:4315 German Society Today 3 FREN:4015 Francophone Cinema 3-4 GWSS:1600/ Wonder Woman Unleashed: 3 FREN:4030 Aspects of Poetry 3-4 WLLC:1600 A Hero for Our Times FREN:4080 Post-Colonial Literature in 3 GWSS:2400/ Health Disparities and 3 France CPH:2240/ Intersectionality with U.S. FREN:4090 Quebec Literature 3 LATS:2400 Latina/o/x Peoples FREN:4100 French Cinema 3-4 GWSS:3427/ Family, Gender, and Society 3 FREN:4110 Francophone Literature of 3 HIST:3427 in Early Modern Europe the African Diaspora HIST:1010 History Matters 3 FREN:4433/ France Under Nazi 3-4 HIST:1602/ Civilizations of Asia: China 3 HIST:4433 Occupation, 1940-1944 ASIA:1602 from the 17th Century to the FREN:4520 Versailles Under the Sun 3-4 Present King HIST:1604/ Civilizations of Asia: Japan 3-4 FREN:4540/ Gender and Sexuality in 3-4 ASIA:1604 GWSS:4540 French Cinema HIST:1606/ Civilizations of Asia: South 3-4 FREN:4750 Topics in French Studies II 3 ASIA:1606/ Asia GEOG:1060 Geography of Asia: From 3 RELS:1606 Japan to Pakistan HIST:1607/ Civilizations of Asia: Korea 3-4 GRMN:2275 Scandinavian Crime Fiction 3 ASIA:1607 GRMN:2550/ Mardi Gras and More: 3-4 HIST:1609/ India Now! Surveying the 3-4 WLLC:2550 Cultures of Carnival ASIA:1609 World's Largest Democracy GRMN:2600 Witch Hunts in Fact and 3-4 HIST:1708 Civilizations of Africa 3 Fiction: A Global History of HIST:2461/ Middle East and 3 Exclusion CLSA:2461/ Mediterranean: Alexander to GRMN:2618/ Film and Literature of the 3-4 RELS:2361 Suleiman WLLC:2618 Holocaust International Studies, B.A. - DRAFT COPY 7

HIST:2462 Middle East and 3 HIST:4505 Topics in Latin American 3 Mediterranean: Saladin to History Napoleon HIST:4510 Colonial Latin America 3 HIST:2465 Europe Since 1945 3 HIST:4610/ Japan - Age of the Samurai 3 HIST:3143 International Politics: The 3-4 JPNS:4610 History of the Present HIST:4615/ Modern Japan 3 HIST:3190/ Medieval to Modern: The 3 JPNS:4615 RELS:3190 Birth of Protestantism HIST:4620/ Japan-U.S. Relations 3 HIST:3217/ Latina/o/x Immigration 3 JPNS:4620 LAS:3217/ HIST:4666/ Topics in Asian History 3 LATS:3217 ASIA:4166 HIST:3251/ The Office: Business Life in 3 HIST:4815 Topics in the Modern Middle 3 AMST:3251 America East HIST:3289/ The Atlantic World c. 3 ITAL:2550 Images of Modern Italy 3-4 NAIS:3289 1450-1850 ITAL:2770 The Mafia and the Movies 3 HIST:3416 Modern Britain: War and 3 ITAL:4550 Topics in Italian Studies 3 Empire in the Twentieth Century ITAL:4633 Dante's Inferno 3-4 HIST:3420/ Health and Healing in Early 3 ITAL:4634 The Italian Renaissance 3 GHS:3420 Modern Europe ITAL:4667 Modern Italian Fiction 3 HIST:3475 Germany's Twentieth 3-4 ITAL:4668 Modern Italian Poetry and 3 Century Theater HIST:3501/ Rebel Island: A History of 3 IWP:3191/ International Literature 1,3 LAS:3501 Cuba ENGL:3595/ Today HIST:3508/ Disease and Health in Latin 3 WLLC:3191 GHS:3508/LAS:3508 American History JMC:1500 Social Media Today 3 HIST:3515/ Introduction to Modern Latin 3 JMC:3142/IS:3142 Social Media for Social 3 LAS:3515 America Change HIST:3652/ Twentieth-Century China 3 JPNS:1506 Asian Humanities: Japan 3 ASIA:3652 JPNS:3201/ Workshop in Japanese 3 HIST:3685/ Modern Korean History 3 TRNS:3201 Literary Translation ASIA:3685 JPNS:3202 Traditional Japanese 3 HIST:3745/IS:3745/ Islam in Africa 4 Literature in Translation RELS:3845 JPNS:3203 Modern Japanese Fiction in 3 HIST:3755/ Understanding Health and 3 Translation GHS:3555/IS:3555 Disease in Africa JPNS:3204 Topics in Japanese Literature 3 HIST:3760/ The Making of Modern Africa 3 in Translation AFAM:3760 JPNS:3206 Warriors' Dreams 3 HIST:3808 Draw Me History: The 3 JPNS:3207 Japan Illuminated: Japanese 3 Middle East and North Literature and Visual Culture Africa Through Comics and JPNS:3208 Japanese Film 3 Animated Films JPNS:3210 Japanese Theater 3 HIST:3810 History of the Modern Middle 3 JPNS:3401 Language in Japanese 3 East Society HIST:4148 Global History as Local 1, 3-4 JPNS:3402 Japan: Culture and 3 History: European Communication Immigration in Iowa JPNS:3500 Japanese for Professional 3 HIST:4216/ Mexican American History 3 Purposes I LAS:4216 JPNS:3501 Japanese for Professional 3 HIST:4334 Topics in American 3 Purposes II Borderlands History JPNS:3601 Contemporary Japanese 3 HIST:4415/ European Intellectual History 3 Culture MDVL:4415 Medieval to Modern JPNS:4201 The Tale of Genji 3 HIST:4438 Modern European 3 Imperialism KORE:1135 Korean Language and 3 Contemporary Pop Culture HIST:4478 Holocaust in History and 3 Memory KORE:1500 Asian Humanities: Korea 3 HIST:4499 First World War 3-4 KORE:3070 Topics in Korean Studies 3 HIST:4502/ History of Mexico 3 LAS:2700/ Introduction to Latin 3 LAS:4502/ COMM:2800/ American Studies NAIS:4502 IS:2700/PORT:2700/ SPAN:2700 8 International Studies, B.A.

LAS:4700/ Latin American Studies 3-4 RELS:1404/ Living Religions of the East 3 ANTH:4700/ Seminar ASIA:1040/ HIST:4504/ HIST:1610 PORT:4700/ RELS:1410 Introduction to Indian 3 SPAN:4900 Religions LATS:2280/ Introduction to Latina/o/x 3 RELS:1506/ Introduction to Buddhism 3 HIST:2280/ Studies ASIA:1060/ SPAN:2280 HIST:1612 LATS:3550 Topics in Latina/o/x Studies: 1-3 RELS:1670/ Korea in the World 3 History and Culture ASIA:1670/ LAW:8698 Law in the Muslim World 2-3 KORE:1670 LING:3080/ History of the English 3 RELS:1765/ U.S. Latina/o/x Religions 3 WRIT:3080 Language LATS:1765 MUS:1800/ World of the Beatles 3 RELS:2041/ Understanding "The Muslim 3 DPA:1800 ASIA:2041/IS:2041 World" MUS:2311/ Music of Latin America and 3 RELS:2289/ Jerusalem: The Holy City 3 LAS:2311 the Caribbean CLSA:2489 MUS:3163 Intermediate Steel Band 1 RELS:2775 The Bible and the Holocaust 3 NAIS:1290/ Native American Foods and 3 RELS:2852/ Women in Islam and the 3 AMST:1290/ Foodways GWSS:2052 Middle East GHS:1290/ RELS:3655/ Zen Buddhism 3 HIST:1290 ASIA:3655/ PHIL:2352 Chinese Philosophy 3 HIST:3655 POLI:1401 Introduction to Russian 3 RELS:3808/ Malcolm X, King, and Human 3 Politics AFAM:3500/ Rights POLI:1410 Introduction to Asian 3 HIST:3160 International Relations RELS:3855/IS:3855 Human Rights and Islam 3 POLI:1445 Introduction to Asian 3 RELS:3976/ American Indian 3 Politics: China NAIS:3276 Environmentalism POLI:1449 Introduction to European 3 RELS:4155/ Religious Conflict: Early 3 Politics HIST:4455 Modern Period POLI:2415/ Latin American Politics 3 RELS:4352/ The Dead Sea Scrolls 3 LAS:2415 CLSA:4452 POLI:3104/ Immigration Politics 3 RUSS:1082 Youth Subcultures After 3 LAS:3104/ Socialism LATS:3104 RUSS:1131/ Introduction to Russian 3 POLI:3408 Chinese Politics and Society 3 WLLC:1131 Culture POLI:3410 Russian Foreign Policy 3 RUSS:1132 Russia Today 3 POLI:3420 Southeast Asia: Politics and 3 RUSS:1500 Ukraine, a Country at 3 Development the Crossroads: An POLI:3422 Horn of Africa: Politics and 3 Interdisciplinary Seminar Transnational Issues on Ukrainian History and POLI:3423 The Middle East: Policy and 3 Culture Diplomacy RUSS:1531 Slavic Folklore 3 POLI:3425 South Asia: Politics, Identity, 3 RUSS:2050/ Women from an Unknown 3 and Conflict WLLC:2050 Land: The Fight for PORT:3400 Brazilian Literature After 3 Independence 1900 RUSS:2100 Russian Mindset: Sex, 3 PORT:3850/ Topics in Cultural Studies 3 Business, and Politics SPAN:3850 RUSS:2110 Russian Sports: Politics, 3 PORT:4000 Topics in Luso-Brazilian 3 Scandal, Glory Literature RUSS:2232 Romani (Gypsy) Cultures of 3 PORT:4100 Topics in Luso-Brazilian 3 Eastern Europe Culture RUSS:2531 Topics in Russian, East arr. RELS:1001 Judaism, Christianity, and 3 European, and Eurasian Islam Studies RELS:1130/ Introduction to Islamic 3 RUSS:3131/ Health Care and Health 3 HIST:1030 Civilization GHS:3131 Reforms in Russia RELS:1350/ Introduction to African 3 RUSS:3200 Advanced Russian Through 3 AFAM:1250 American Religions Music, Literature, and Film I RUSS:3201 Advanced Russian Through 3 Music, Literature, and Film II International Studies, B.A. - DRAFT COPY 9

RUSS:3202/ Russian Literature in 3 SPAN:3840 Contemporary Spanish Short 3 TRNS:3203/ Translation 1860-1917 Story WLLC:3202 SPAN:4160/ Language, Justice, and the 3 SOAS:1502/ Asian Humanities: India 3 LATS:4160 Law RELS:1502 SPAN:4205/ Culture, Language, and 3 SOAS:1620/ Bhagavad Gita: Essential 3 GHS:4205 Health RELS:1620/ Teachings of Indian Religion SPAN:4330 Colonial Spanish American 3 TRNS:1620 Literature SPAN:1700/ Latina/o/x Literature in the 3 SPAN:4350 Twentieth-Century Spanish 3 LATS:1700 United States American Theater and SPAN:1800 Contemporary Spanish 3 Performance American Narrative SPAN:4360 The Orient in Contemporary 3 SPAN:2005 Writing Global Spanish 3 Latin American Literature SPAN:2050 Spanish in the United States 3 and Culture SPAN:2080 Business Spanish 4 SPAN:4390/ Topics in Spanish American 3 SPAN:2090/ Medical Spanish in 4 LAS:4390 Literature GHS:2090 Contemporary Society SPAN:4650 Don Quijote 3 SPAN:2200 Introduction to Spanish 3 SPAN:4690 Topics in Spanish Literature 3 American Cultures SPAN:4815/ Lost Childhoods: Marginal 3 SPAN:2400 Readings in Spanish 3 LAS:4815 Children of Latin America Literature SPAN:4820/ Latina/o/x Popular Culture 3 SPAN:2500 Readings in Spanish 3 AMST:4800/ American Literature LATS:4800 SPAN:2800/ Screening Latin America 3 SPAN:4840 Visual Culture in Modern and 3 LAS:2800 Contemporary Spain SPAN:2810 Screening Spain 3 SPAN:4980 Advanced Translation: 3 SPAN:2900/ Music of the Hispanic World 3 Spanish to English LAS:2900 SWAH:1010 Introduction to Swahili 2 SPAN:3020/ Journalistic Writing in 3 Language and Culture JMC:3445/LAS:3020 Spanish SWAH:4050 Kiswahili in Cyberspace 3 SPAN:3030 Translation Workshop: 3 THTR:1400 Theatre and Society: 3 English to Spanish Ancients and Moderns SPAN:3045/ Spanish Health Narratives 3 THTR:1401 Theatre and Society: 3 GHS:3045 Romantics and Rebels SPAN:3050 Translation Workshop: 3 Spanish to English Capstone Course SPAN:3080 Spanish for International 3 Students apply their knowledge in internationally focused Business experiences. SPAN:3130 Introduction to Bilingualism 3 Code Title Hours SPAN:3200 Latin American Cultural 3 One of these: Studies IS:3010 Designing an International 3 SPAN:3210 Cultural Storytelling 3 Studies Project SPAN:3215/ Medellin 3 IS:3012 Service Learning in 3 LAS:3215 International Studies SPAN:3230 Modern Mexico 3 SPAN:3310 Spanish American Short 3 Language Requirement Story By fulfilling the language requirement, students gain language SPAN:3320 Spanish American Poetry 3 competence needed for work and life in the increasingly SPAN:3350 Contemporary Spanish 3 globalized world. American Literature All students must complete a minimum of two semesters SPAN:3370 Topics in Literatures and 3 of language study beyond that required by the GE CLAS Cultures Core. This additional language requirement may be met SPAN:3440/ Topics in Latina/o/x 3 either by completing two semesters of upper-level study in LATS:3440 Literature and Culture the same language used to fulfill the GE CLAS Core World SPAN:3500 Topics in Culture of the 3 Languages requirement or by completing two semesters, or Hispanic World the equivalent, of a second world language at any level. SPAN:3600 Cultures of Spain 3 In satisfying this requirement, most students are eligible SPAN:3620 Madrid 3 to receive an additional 4 s.h. of ungraded credit under SPAN:3820 Modern and Contemporary 3 the Furthering Language Incentive Program (FLIP). This Spanish Literature credit may be applied to the minimum 120 s.h. required for 10 International Studies, B.A.

graduation, but it does not count toward requirements for the MGMT:3450 International Business 3 international studies major. Environment MGMT:4500 Strategy, Innovation and 3 Optional Concentrations Global Competition Students have the option to complete a 15 s.h. concentration. MKTG:4300 International Marketing 3 This may be done by choosing global perspectives courses POLI:3516 The Politics of International 3 and world cultures and societies courses which are approved Economics in one of the three concentrations—global business and POLI:3524 Politics and Multinational 3 communication [p. 10], international human rights and Enterprises public service [p. 10], and international sustainable development [p. 11]. RHET:2090 Conversation Practicum 0-3 RUSS:2100 Russian Mindset: Sex, 3 Global Business and Communication Business, and Politics This concentration enables students to understand the SPAN:2080 Business Spanish 4 complex forces which shape global commerce on the SPAN:3080 Spanish for International 3 macro and micro levels. Students use multidisciplinary Business perspectives to understand the economic and cultural impacts SRM:1085 Introduction to Travel and 3 of globalization processes, including on globalized systems Tourism and cultures of business, communication, and media. It offers TRNS:2000 Translation and Global 3 social scientific and humanistic approaches to global business Society and communication. This background enables students who earn the concentration to stand out among entry-level International Human Rights and Public business applicants; students develop the knowledge and skills needed for engaging in ethical and effective intercultural Service communication and action in the global business world, which This concentration is designed to provide a combination of are valued by multinational corporations and businesses philosophical and practical knowledge related to social justice worldwide. and human rights. The study of human rights is inherently multidisciplinary, and students have the opportunity to Code Title Hours become familiar with international human rights standards, 15 s.h. from these: their application, and implications through coursework in a ANTH:3123 Making a Living: 3 variety of disciplines. Students are expected to understand Perspectives on Economic how to discuss and address human rights concerns from Anthropology a number of distinct perspectives and to apply critical ANTH:3190/ Global Debt 3 thinking skills to complex problems. Students also develop an IS:3190/SJUS:3190 understanding of the ways that cultural and political-economic COMM:1898/ Introduction to Latina/o/x 3 systems reflect specific place-based contexts as well as LATS:1898 Communication and Culture complex world histories of colonization, resistance, migration and globalization. They gain knowledge and skills that are COMM:2042/ Intercultural Communication 3 directly applicable to public service careers in government IS:2042/SSW:2042 and nongovernmental organization, in the United States and COMM:2086 Global Media Studies 3 abroad, as well as graduate programs of study such as law COMM:4131/ Globalization and Culture 3 and public policy. IS:4131 Code Title Hours ECON:3345 Global Economics and 3 Business This course: ECON:3620 Economic Growth and 3 HRTS:2115/IS:2115 Introduction to Human 3 Development Rights ENTR:4460 Entrepreneurship and Global 3 One of these: Trade HRTS:3906 Global Crises and Human 3 FREN:1510 Cultural Misunderstandings: 3 Rights France and U.S.A. HRTS:3905/IS:3905 Topics in Human Rights 1-3 FREN:3410 Business French 3 (must take for a total of 3 s.h.) GEOG:2910 The Global Economy 3 And 9 s.h. from these: GRMN:3214 Business German 3 AFAM:3500/ Malcolm X, King, and Human 3 HIST:3251/ The Office: Business Life in 3 HIST:3160/ Rights AMST:3251 America RELS:3808 JMC:1500 Social Media Today 3 ANTH:1040/ Language Rights 3 JMC:3116/IS:3116 Media and Global Cultures 3 LING:1040 JMC:3142/IS:3142 Social Media for Social 3 ANTH:2151/ Global Migration in the 3 Change GWSS:2151/IS:2151 Contemporary World JPNS:3402 Japan: Culture and 3 ANTH:3110/ Colonialism and Indigenous 3 Communication GHS:3110/ Health Equity JPNS:3500 Japanese for Professional 3 NAIS:3110 Purposes I International Studies, B.A. - DRAFT COPY 11

ENGL:2505 Introduction to Postcolonial 3 Code Title Hours Studies 15 s.h. from these: ENGL:2560 Topics in Culture and 3 ANTH:1046/ Environmental Politics in 3 Identity GEOG:1046/ India ENGL:2571/ Visualizing Human Rights 3 GWSS:1046/ GWSS:2571/ SJUS:1046 SJUS:2571 ANTH:2136 Race, Place, and Power: 3 FREN:4210/ Slavery Museums, 3-4 Urban Anthropology MUSM:4310/ Memorials, and Statues in ANTH:2160/ Culture, Health, and 3 WLLC:4210 the United States, Europe, GHS:2160 Wellness: Southeast Asia in and the Global South Focus GEOG:4770/ Environmental Justice 3 ANTH:2261 Human Impacts on the 3 AFAM:4770/ Environment GHS:4770 CPH:4200 Agriculture, Food Systems, 3 GRMN:2675 The Politics of Memory: 3-4 and Sustainability Holocaust, Genocide, and GEOG:1070 Contemporary 3 9/11 Environmental Issues GHS:4003 Case Studies in Global 3 GEOG:2013/ Introduction to Sustainability arr. Health Inequities BUS:2013/ GHS:3034 Doing Harm by Doing Good: 1 SUST:2013/ The Ethics of Studying, URP:2013 Volunteering, and Working GEOG:2410 Environment and 3 in Global Communities Development GWSS:3157/ Gender, Sexuality, and 3 GEOG:3300/ Envisioning Future Worlds: 3 HIST:3157 Human Rights GHS:3300 Sustainable Development GWSS:3326/ The Politics of Progress: 3 and Its Alternatives GHS:3327 NGOs, Development, and GWSS:3326/ The Politics of Progress: 3 Sexuality GHS:3327 NGOs, Development, and HIST:4478 Holocaust in History and 3 Sexuality Memory HIST:3508/ Disease and Health in Latin 3 POLI:3509 International Courts: The 3 GHS:3508/LAS:3508 American History Intersection of Law and HIST:3755/ Understanding Health and 3 Politics GHS:3555/IS:3555 Disease in Africa RHET:2135/ Rhetorics of Diversity and 3 IS:3200 Sustainable Development 3 SJUS:2135 Inclusion POLI:2417 Comparative Environmental 3 RELS:2855 Human Rights, Law, 3 Policy Religion, and Culture POLI:3420 Southeast Asia: Politics and 3 RELS:3855/IS:3855 Human Rights and Islam 3 Development RUSS:2050/ Women from an Unknown 3 POLI:3424 Global Development 3 WLLC:2050 Land: The Fight for Independence RUSS:3131/ Health Care and Health 3 GHS:3131 Reforms in Russia International Sustainable Development URP:4752 Eight Generation Planning: 3 Envisioning Regenerative Students learn about the multiple dimensions to social change Cities and human development in areas of the world categorized as developing societies, including poverty reduction; health; the environment and sustainability; climate change; food security; communication for development; cultures of developing societies; and historical, cultural, and critical perspectives on the idea of modern development. They gain an understanding of development as a cultural and political-economic process which directly influences the environment. Students also study the ways in which direct and indirect policy making by social, economic, and political institutions affect environmental issues. In this way, they develop an appreciation of the complexity of development and environmental problems in the globalized world. This concentration gives students the knowledge and skills needed for jobs or graduate education in international development and sustainability work after graduation.