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 |  INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSES INT 221. THE WORLD IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 4 sh (Cross-listed with HST 221. See HST 221 for description.) INT 141. INTERNATIONAL RELATION 4 sh (Cross-listed with POL 141. See POL 141 for description.) INT 461. SENIOR SEMINAR 4 sh The senior seminar is a capstone experience designed for majors. This course offers practical experience in researching, writing and presenting a senior thesis which builds on previous work in global studies and the regional concentration. INT 481. INTERNSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 2-4 sh Designed to provide students with opportunities to work in professional positions related to international affairs. Internships are intended to provide practical experience for future careers in government, nongovernmental organizations (development/humanitarian) and business. They may be arranged both in the United States and overseas. Prerequisite: permission of program coordinator. INT 491. INDEPENDENT STUDY 2-4 sh Open to junior or senior majors with permission of instructor. INT 499. RESEARCH 1-4 sh Designed to allow students the opportunity to engage in an empirical or theoretical study in collaboration with a faculty member. Research projects may include reviewing relevant literature, developing a research design, data collection, analysis and presentation of findings. This may also include a presentation to the International Studies faculty and/or a SURF presentation. Prerequisite: permission of program coordinator. |
