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Politics and International Relations with International Relations concentration (B.A.)
Major requirements*
[POLI 113] American Government
[POLI 204] History of Political Thought
[POLI 212] International Politics
[POLI 213] Comparative Politics
[POLI 243] Political Research Methods
[POLI 494] Politics Seminar**
International Relations Concentration (27)
[ECON 120] Principles of Macro Economics (3)
[ECON 220] Principles of Microeconomics
[ECON 312] Economic Development (3) or
[IBUS 375] International Business & World Econ. (3)
[POLI 362] Theories of International Relations
POLI xxx Politics elective
Twelve credits from the following:
[POLI 222] Politics in Latin America (3)
[POLI 342] Politics in Canada (3)
[POLI 346] Russia after Communism (3)
[POLI 348] Politics of the United Kingdom (3)
[POLI 370] Topics in International Relations (3)
Any other approved POLI course or European or
non-Western HIST course (3)
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
12
Experiential Learning requirement
QuEST requirements
First Year Seminar
Oral Communication
Created and Called for Community (W)
Mathematical Sciences
Laboratory Science
Science, Technology & the World
Social Science (POLI 113)
European or United States History
Literature
Philosophy and Religion
Arts
First Semester of Language
Second Semester of Language
Third Semester of Language or Cross Cultural
Non-Western Studies
Bible
Christian Beliefs
Wellness course
Ethics, World Views or Pluralism
QuEST requirements
Major requirements
Free electives
Total credits
0
Credits
3
3
3
3 or 4
3 or 4
3
met/major
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2-3
3
3
1
3
51-54
45
27-24
123
*Nine credits is the maximum number of internship/practica credits that can apply
toward the Politics major. This maximum includes any courses or experiential credit
earned as a part of a semester-long off-campus program.
**Fulfills Writing Enriched course requirement for major.
Department of Politics and International Relations
Requirements for students matriculating in 2016-17