International Studies

With diversified aspects of international studies, students will learn about history, political science, economics, anthropology, and sociology. Graduates can work in both private and public sectors to solve complex social, economic, political, and environmental problems and create positive change in their communities and the world.

Goals of the program:

• The student will be able to:
  1. 1. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing at an intermediate level in a language other than English;
     2. Demonstrate an understanding of the connections between culture, business, economics, and politics;
     3. Apply the principles of political science to analyze key topics in international affairs and the interconnection between local and global geo-political issues and events;
     4. Synthesize fundamental tenets of business and economics with increased awareness and basic understanding of how international corporations and global markets operate;
     5. Critically examine personal values, religious beliefs, social norms, and issues coming from diverse cultures, world views, and experiences;
     6. Identify historical events, issues, and themes that have shaped current world conditions.