This interdisciplinary major combines the strengths of our International Studies Program in the Business Department with our Humanities Department. It leaves room for students to tailor an individual course of study that includes business, regional studies, international travel, language, literature and history courses among other options. Students work closely with advisors to design an academic plan with a region of focus.

Student Learning Outcomes

Interdisciplinary Majors in International Studies and Humanities will:

1. Demonstrate a breadth of knowledge in International Studies courses including both theory and application of business, policy, and cultural studies, and develop an appreciation for the complexities and interdependent nature of global problems;
2. Demonstrate a breadth of knowledge in the Humanities, including options to focus on History,
   Literature, Music, Art or Language;
3. Communicate views, values and culture clearly and persuasively while respecting the views, cultures
   and rights of others;
4. Demonstrate and communicate an awareness of interdisciplinary links between the disciplines of
   International Studies and Humanities in theory and in practice.

INTD and ENTP REQUIREMENTS:

Interdisciplinary Requirements
INTD 250	Principles Interdisciplinary Studies	3
INTD 300	Service Learning	3
INTD 493	Senior Portfolio	3
	Total Credits	9
INTL Requirements
INTL 221 or 252	Pol and Eco Geog or Intl Env Issues	3
ECON 102	Macroeconomics	3
INTL 350/INTB 365	Foreign Policy or International Affairs	3
INTL 415	International Organizations	3
INTL 420	Terrorism and Peacekeeping	3
INTL 48X	Regional Studies	3
INTL 470	Great Leaders of the 20th Century	3
INTL 301/ INTB 301	Development Economics	3
INTB 480 or INTL 455	Global Issues or Senior Capstone	3
PHTG 250	Beginning Photography	3
Select one of the following		3
INTL 48X	Regional Studies
INTL 381/INTL 401	International Travel Abroad or Ind Research
INTL 390	Internship
	Total Credits	30
HUMN Requirements
HUMN 110	Intro to Humanities	3
ENGL 455	World Literature	3
ANTH 101 or SOCI 101	Cultural Anthropology or Intro Sociology	3
Select two of the following		6
PHIL 101	Intro to Philosophy
HUMN 210	Intro to World Religions
PSYC 101	Intro to Psychology
SUST 101	Intro to Sustainability
Select one non-US HIST, ENGL, ARTH or MUSC		3
Select one upper division elective in HUMN, ENGL, PSYC, ART or MUSC		3
Select two of the following		6
HUMN/ART/ENGL, etc	In your region of focus subject to advisor approval
LANGUAGE	Can be lower division
	Total Credits	27
TOTAL	INTL and HUMN Major Requirements:	66
	General Education Core Requirements:	30
	Electives:	24
Total Credits		120

*Requirements listed above are based off the 2011-2012 Catalog, for other information check past catalogs or graduation requirements.