FOUNDATIONAL COURSE: 3 credits

Students choose 1 course:

• GEO 102: Globalization

• GLST 150: Global Perspectives

ECONOMICS: 15 credits

Students take 5 courses:

• Principles of Micro-economics

• Principles of Macro-economics

• Comparative Economic Systems

• International Economics

• Economics of Developing Nations

HISTORY: 3 credits

Students choose 1 course based on the chosen regional emphasis:

• Revolutionary Movements in Twentieth Century Latin America or Latin America in the Cold War

• Contemporary Europe: Century of Violence

• Revolution and Its Roots: The Making of Modern China or Tragedy and Triumph: The Making of Modern Japan

POLITICAL SCIENCE: 6 credits

Students take 2 courses:

• International Relations

• Politics of Industrialized States or Politics of Developing States

IECA PROGRAM

• Senior Seminar and Senior Independent Research Project