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Students who have declared a major in International Studies must have an overall GPA of 3.4, must complete all International Studies requirements for the major with a 3.4 or higher average in those courses, and complete a senior Honors thesis.
All students must satisfy the University’s Dearborn Discovery Core requirements (http://catalog.umd.umich.edu/undergraduate/ gen_ed_ddc/), in addition to the requirements for the major. A literature course in the chosen language is highly encouraged.
Prerequisites: Declared International Studies major/minor of junior standing or above enforced at registration. May be elected twice for credit.
INTLSTD 101: Introduction to International Studies Fourth Term Language Proficiency Language: Language Requirement Sixth Term Language Proficiency Language: Comparative Culture and Identity (CCI) Courses (12 credits) Courses must be taken in TWO or more academic subjects. One must be at the 400 level.
The major in International Studies offers students the opportunity to take a set of courses across disciplines to bring multiple methods and concepts together to address global problems. The major is rigorous and offers a balanced approach between disciplinary structure and depth and cross-disciplinary flexibility and breadth.
1) Are there any pre-requisites for the International Studies (IS) major? Yes. Students must complete INTLSTD 101 with a grade of C- or better. Students must be enrolled in their fourth semester of language (or placed out).
In this subplan, students take courses that help them reason about the international system of nation-states and of peoples with both competing and overlapping interests. Among topics covered are international relations, human rights, human security, international organizations, war-making and peace-making, intra- and inter-state violence.
