INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSES

International Studies Requirement (3 cu’s)

International Studies courses provide the social science foundation to enable students to do meaningful comparative work. The following are examples of courses that may be taken to fulfill the Huntsman Program’s International Studies Requirement. Students may be granted credit for other classes not found on this list at the discretion of the Huntsman Advisors.

Department	Course Number	Course Title	Available in Fall 2022 (*)
Africana Studies	AFRC 0400	Colonial Latin America (HIST 0400, LALS 0400)	*
Africana Studies	AFRC 0350	Africa since 1800 (HIST 0350)	*
Africana Studies	AFRC 190	Introduction to Africa
Africana Studies	AFRC 234	Unofficial History of Colonial Caribbean
Africana Studies	AFRC 268	Contemporary Issues in African Society (SOCI 268)
Africana Studies	AFRC 1350	Faces of Jihad in African Islam (HIST 1350)	*
Africana Studies	AFRC 372	Africa and the Middle East (HIST 412)
Africana Studies	AFRC 4200	Advanced Topics in Africana Studies
Anthropology	ANTH 0020	Anthropology, Race, and the Making of the Modern World	*
Anthropology	ANTH 0120	Globalization and Its Historical Significance (SOCI 2910)	*
Anthropology	ANTH 169	Worlds of the Indian Ocean
Anthropology	ANTH 190	Introduction to Africa
Anthropology	ANTH 2340	Pharmaceuticals and Global Health	*
Anthropology	ANTH 394	NGOs and Humanitarianism
Asian American Studies	ASAM 239	Migrations and the Middle East (NELC 239, SAST 269)
Benjamin Franklin Seminars	HIST 3350	Religion and Colonial Rule in Africa (AFRC 3350)	*
Comparative Literature	COML 220	Russia and the West
Communications	COMM 2340	Global Communication: Technology and Development	*
East Asian Languages & Civilizations	EALC 081	Premodern Korea (HIST 120)
East Asian Languages & Civilizations	EALC 340	International Relations in Ancient East Asia
Economics	ECON 0420	Political Economy
Earth Science: Environmental Science	EESC 2300	Global Climate Change	*
Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies	GSWS 2405	Global Feminisms (ENGL 2405)	*
Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies	GSWS 411	Political Economy of Gender (PSCI 411)
History	HIST 0200	Emergence of Modern Europe
History	HIST 0400	Colonial Latin America (AFRC 0400, LALS 0400)	*
History	HIST 0350	Africa since 1800 (AFRC 0350)	*
History	HIST 0360	History of Middle East since 1800 (NELC 0650)	*
History	HIST 086	East/West: Modern World History
History	HIST 120	Premodern Korea (EALC 081)
History	HIST 123	Economic History of Europe I
History	HIST 174	Capitalism, Socialism, and Crisis in the 20th Century Americas
History	HIST 179	Rise and Fall of the Spanish Empire
History	HIST 202	Cold War and its Legacies (majors only)
History	HIST 206	History of Trade (majors only)
History	HIST 215	Private Life in China
History	HIST 3350	Religion and Colonial Rule in Africa (AFRC 3350)	*
History	HIST 1350	Faces of Jihad in African Islam (AFRC 1350)	*
History	HIST 1190	American Diplomatic History since 1776
History	HIST 1790	China and USSR Compared
History	HIST 2708	War and the Arts	*
History	HIST 1270	World War I
History	HIST 430	Third Reich
Latin American and Latino Studies	LALS 1120	Latin American Politics (PSCI 1120)	*
Latin American and Latino Studies	LALS 233	Latin American Topics
Latin American and Latino Studies	LALS 388	Mexican Cinema (SPAN 388)
Latin American and Latino Studies	LALS 590	Anti-Imperialist Thought
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations	NELC 031	History of Middle East thru 1800 (HIST 081)
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations	NELC 0600	Mideast thru Many Lenses (Freshman Seminar)	*
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations	NELC 189	Worlds of Indian Ocean (ANTH 169, SAST 169)
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations	NELC	Migration and Middle East (ASAM 239, NELC 539, SAST 269)
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations	NELC 334	Africa and the Middle East (HIST 371)
Politics, Philosophy, & Economics	PPE 062	Soviet and Post-Soviet Economics (RUSS 189)
Politics, Philosophy, & Economics	PPE 232	Political Economy (ECON 232)
Political Science	PSCI 0100	Introduction to Comparative Politics
Political Science	PSCI 0101	Comparative Politics of Developing Areas
Political Science	PSCI 1404	American Foreign Policy
Political Science	PSCI 1208	The Politics of Food and Agriculture
Political Science	PSCI 0400	Introduction to International Relations	*
Political Science	PSCI 1401	International Security
Political Science	PSCI 1402	International Political Economy	*
Political Science	PSCI 210	Contemporary African Politics
Political Science	PSCI 0401	Russia and Eastern Europe in International Affairs	*
Political Science	PSCI 1120	Latin American Politics (LALS 1120)	*
Political Science	PSCI 217	Russian Politics
Political Science	PSCI 218	Politics of Post War Western Europe
Political Science	PSCI 1150	Contemporary Chinese Politics
Political Science	PSCI 1102	Political Economy of Development
Political Science	PSCI 1408	War, Strategy and Politics
Political Science	PSCI 1140	Politics in the Contemporary Middle East	*
Political Science	PSCI 4450	Chinese Foreign Policy	*
Political Science	PSCI 1406	International Human Rights
Political Science	PSCI 259	Russian Foreign Policy
Political Science	PSCI 267	International Affairs: Russia and Eastern Europe
Political Science	PSCI 298	Anarchism
Political Science	PSCI 314	Transitions to Democracy
Political Science	PSCI 3401	International Law	*
Political Science	PSCI 4100	Power Sharing in Deeply Divided Places (BFS)	*
Political Science	PSCI 4991	Selected Topics in Political Science
Political Science	PSCI 411	Political Economy of Gender (GSWS 411)
Political Science	PSCI 1120	Latin American Politics (LALS 1120)	*
Political Science	PSCI 498	European Union
Russian and East European Studies	REES 0010	Central and Eastern Europe: Cultures, Histories, Societies	*
Religious Studies	RELS 5860	History of Islam in Asia (SAST 5860)
Science, Technology, and Society	STSC 145	Comparative Medicine
Science, Technology, and Society	STSC 1120	Science, Technology and War (HSOC 212)	*
Sociology	SOCI 1120	Law & Society (AFRC 1123)	*
Sociology	SOCI 2910	Globalization and Its Historical Significance (ANTH 0120)	*

** To request approval, students must speak to a Huntsman advisor, as course content changes.

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