SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Supporting Courses for International Studies (12 Credits)
LIST OF APPROVED SUPPORTING COURSES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MINOR
Courses in the International Studies minor educate students in the problems of the modern world (1490 to the present). Supporting courses in the program have an international, comparative, and/or multicultural focus. Courses that examine issues of race, ethnicity and cultural diversity within one country by placing them in an international and/or comparative context are also an important component of the program. This course listing is frequently updated. Please check the following international studies minor Web site for the most recent information: www.pennstatebehrend.psu.edu/internationalstudiesminor
ANTHROPOLOGY:
ANTH 008 (DF) Aztecs, Mayas, and Incas
ART:
ART H 112 Survey of Western Art II
ART H 303 Italian Renaissance Art
ART H 305 European Art from 1780-1860
ARTS 001 The Arts
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE:
CMLIT 005 ( GH, US, IL) Literatures of the New World
CMLIT 101 ( GH, US, IL) The Theme of Identity in World Literature: Race, Gender, and Other Issues of Diversity
COMMUNICATION:
COMM 410 International Mass Communications
COMM 419 World Media Systems
COMM 452 Topics in International Cinema
COMMU 402 (IL) International and Intercultural Communication
ENGLISH:
ENGL 185 Modern Novel in World Literature
FRENCH:
FR 139 (GH, IL) France and the French-Speaking World
GERMAN:
GER 200 (GH, IL) Contemporary German Culture
HISTORY:
HIST 010 (GH, IL) Non-Western Civilizations
HIST 173 Vietnam at War
HIST 175 (GH, IL) History of Modern East Asia
HIST 178 History of Latin America to 1820
HIST 179 History of Latin America from 1820
HIST 181 (GH, IL) Intro to Middle East
HIST 191 Emerging Africa
HIST 437 Great Britain, 1688 to the Present
HSTRY 480 American Diplomatic History to 1914
HSTRY 481 American Diplomatic History from 1914
POLITICAL SCIENCE:
PL SC 003 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PL SC 014 International Relations
PL SC 020 Comparative Politics - Western Europe
PL SC 022 Politics of the Developing Areas
PL SC 412 International Political Economy
PL SC 456 Latin American Politics
POLSC 123 ( GS, US, IL) Ethnic and Racial Politics
POLSC 132 (GS, IL) The Politics of International Intolerance
POLSC 421 Failure of Communism in Eastern Europe
POLSC 423 Post-Soviet Politics
POLSC 424W Russian Foreign Policy
POLSC 479 Intl. Law & Organization
POLSC 478 Comparative Public Policy
PSYCHOLOGY:
PSYCH 120 Cross-Cultural Psychology
RELIGIOUS STUDIES:
RL ST 001 ( GH, US, IL) Introduction to World Religions
RL ST 004 ( GH, US, IL) (CAMS; J ST) Jewish & Christian Foundations
RUSSIAN:
RUS 100 (GH, IL) Russian Culture and Civilization
RUS 130 (IL) (WMNST) Women in Russian Literature
SPANISH:
SPAN 130 (GH, IL) Iberian Civilization
SPAN 131 (GH, IL) Ibero-American Civilization
WOMEN'S STUDIES:
WMNST 102 (GH, IL) (AAA S) Women of Color: Cross- Cultural Perspective
WMNST 297 Women in Development
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS:
ECNS 470 International Trade and Finance
FNC 470 International Finance
INT B 411 International Business
MANGT 480 International Management
MRKTG 470 Global Marketing
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE:
PHYS 001 The Science of Physics (International Studies Version, taught by Jonathan Hall)