Culture, Conflict, and International Relations Course Specifics

Consists of courses in art and architectural history, business and economics, communication, literature, naval science, philosophy, political science, and sociology as well as psychology.

Suggested courses include:

AAH 119,120 (history of world architecture)
BUS/SOC 381 (understanding culture, conflict, and international relations)
ECON 151 and 152 (micro and macro economics) more robust, 2 semester version of ECON 211)
COM 371, 377, 435 (persuasion, communication law and ethics, intercultural communication)
LIT 326 (world literature)
NS 310 (evolution of warfare)
PHIL 333 (social philosophy)
PS 201 (politics and public policy)
PS 330 (international relations)
PS 331 (world politics)
PS 340 (social organization & control)
PS 355/SOC 355 (political sociology)
PS 401 (terrorism, security, civil liberties)
PS 440 (issues in globalization)
SOC 242, 360, 442 (industrial society; globalization; race, ethnicity in international perspective)
PSYC 504 (individual, cultural differences)