• Concentrations and course offerings may vary by campus and/or by program modality.  Please consult with your advisor or admissions coach for the course availability each term at your campus or within your program modality. 
  • Certain options within the program may be required at certain campuses or for certain program modalities.  Please consult with your advisor or admissions coach for requirements at your campus or for your program modality. 

Complete all courses listed below unless otherwise indicated. Also complete any corequisite labs, recitations, clinicals, or tools courses where specified and complete any additional courses needed beyond specific college and major requirements to satisfy graduation credit requirements.

Universitywide Requirements

All undergraduate students are required to complete the Universitywide Requirements.

BA Language Requirements

All BA students are required to complete the BA degree language requirements, for a total of 12 semester hours of language study or demonstrated equivalent proficiency, as described in Additional Requirements for BA students. Successful demonstration of proficiency does not reduce total minimum semester hours of study required to earn the BA degree.

NUpath Requirements

All undergraduate students are required to complete the NUpath Requirements.

Human Services Requirements 

Required Courses
HUSV 1101Social Change and Human Services4
HUSV 2300Counseling in Human Services4
HUSV 2970Research Methods for Human Services4
or INTL 2718 Research Methods in International Affairs
or INSH 3101 Research Methods in the Social Sciences
HUSV 3570The Nonprofit Sector, Philanthropy, and Social Change4
HUSV 3900Social Policy4
HUSV 4994Human Services Internship6
Human Services Electives
Complete three HUSV courses.12

International Affairs Requirements

Courses used to fulfill major requirements may not be used to satisfy the global dynamics requirement. See department for additional courses.

Required Courses
ECON 1115Principles of Macroeconomics4
or ECON 1116 Principles of Microeconomics
or HIST 2211 The World Since 1945
or HIST 2311 Colonialism/Imperialism
INTL 1101Globalization and International Affairs4
INTL 3400International Conflict and Negotiation4
POLS 1160International Relations4
International Experiential Learning
Complete at least one international semester via study abroad, international internship, international co-op, or two short-term programs.

International Affairs Elective

Complete one of the following:4
Women and World Politics
Race and Global Human Mobility
Global Philanthropy
Cities in a Global Context
Borders and Racial Security
International Law
Revolution, Civil War, and Insurrection
Security, Culture, Power
Global Political Economy
Forced Migration: Refugees, Exiles, and Displaced Persons
International Human Rights Law and Policy
Climate and Development

Global Dynamics

Complete one of the following (courses are divided into thematic groups to aid students in deciding which courses to take and have no bearing on major requirements):4
Environment
Global Climate Change
Sustainable Development
Food Security and Sustainability
Climate and Development
International Environmental Policy
International Environmental Policy
Climate Policy and Justice
Environment and Society
Law, Diplomacy, and Global Governance
Law and History
Global and Intercultural Communication
Women and World Politics
Women and World Politics
Global Political Economy
International Human Rights Law and Policy
Comparative Politics
International Relations
Religion and Politics
International Political Economy
International Law
Model United Nations
Human Rights and Social Justice
Gender and Black World Literatures
Afro-Asian Relations in the Americas
Gender, Social Justice, and Transnational Activism
Gender, Social Justice, and Transnational Activism
Gender and Reproductive Justice
Gender and Sexuality in World History
Women and World Politics
Women and World Politics
International Human Rights Law and Policy
Global Justice
Conflict and Security
Global Criminology
Political Crime and Terrorism
Security in the 21st Century
Drug Trade and Drug War: History, Security, Culture
History of Espionage 1: Antiquity to World War II
History of Espionage 2: Cold War Spies
The Global Far-Right since 1945: Politics, Culture, Violence
The Global Cold War
Assassinations in World History
History of Modern Terrorism
Revolution, Civil War, and Insurrection
Security, Culture, Power
Covering Conflicts: Peace, War, and the Media
Covering Conflicts: Peace, War, and the Media
Global Justice
The Holocaust and Comparative Genocide
Nationalism
U.S. National Security Policy
Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Revolution, Civil War, and Insurrection
Revolution, Civil War, and Insurrection
Model NATO
Globalization
Issues in Race, Science, and Technology
Global Markets and Local Culture
Religion and Modernity
History of the Global Economy
International Economics
Origins of Today: Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues
The World Since 1945
Colonialism/Imperialism
Cultural Aspects of International Business
Women and World Politics
Women and World Politics
Cities in a Global Context
Global Political Economy
International Relations
Religion and Politics
International Political Economy
International Law
Population, Migration, and Diaspora
Introduction to African American and Africana Studies
Epidemiology of Pandemic Diseases and Health Disparities in the African Diaspora
Introduction to Global Health
Introduction to Global Health
Peoples and Cultures
Human Trafficking
Pirates, Planters, and Patriots: Making the Americas, 1492–1804
History of Global Pandemics
Race and Global Human Mobility
Cities in a Global Context
Forced Migration: Refugees, Exiles, and Displaced Persons
Introduction to World Religions
Sex in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Immigration Politics
Development
Global Markets and Local Culture
Development Economics
International Food Policy
A Critique of Capitalism
Economic Growth and Applications
Sustainable Development
Capitalism and Business: A Global History
Global Social Enterprise
International Business and Global Social Responsibility
International Business and Global Social Responsibility
Global Philanthropy
Global Political Economy
Climate and Development
Global Health
Politics of Developing Nations
Communication and Media
Global and Intercultural Communication
Understanding and Managing Cultural Differences
Cultural Aspects of International Business
Covering Conflicts: Peace, War, and the Media
Covering Conflicts: Peace, War, and the Media
Global Reporting
Language Policy
Global Media

Regional Analysis Requirement

Complete three of the following, two of which must be in one region. Select courses taken during a semester study abroad or specific Dialogue of Civilizations courses may count as regional analysis courses pending approval of the international affairs head faculty advisor. See department for additional courses.12
  
Africa
Possession, Sacrifice, and Divination in African Diasporic Religions
Swahili, Culture, and Politics in Kenya
Community Health, Culture, and Development in Kenya
Introduction to African Studies
Ethnography of Southeast Asia
Anthropology of Africa
Business Economic History of South Africa
Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
Asia
Culture and Politics in Modern India
East Asian Studies
East Asian Studies
Japanese Film
Modern Chinese History and Culture
Introduction to Japanese Pop Culture
World War II in the Pacific
Japanese Literature and Culture
History of Vietnam Wars
Modern Chinese History and Culture
Modern Japan
Hinduism, Buddhism, and Beyond
Chinese Philosophy and Religion
Japanese Buddhism
China: Governance and Foreign Policy
Europe
Anthropology of Eastern Europe
Introduction to French Culture
Introduction to Italian Culture
Cultural History of Spain
Europe: Empires, Revolutions, Wars, and Their Aftermath
Europe in the Middle Ages, 500–1500
History of the Soviet Union
Renaissance to Enlightenment
The Tudors, the Stuarts, and the Birth of Modern Britain
Russian Foreign Policy
Russian Foreign Policy
Politics and Governance of Europe and the European Union
Latin America
Afro-Latin American Studies
Latin American Society and Development
Latin American Film
Latin American Culture, History, and Politics
Social Justice in Latin American and Latinx Film
New Narratives: Latin America after 1989
Literature, Arts, and Poverty in Latin America
Latin American Literature
Introduction to Latin American History
Latin American History through Film
Latino, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies
Middle East
Introduction to Arabic Culture
Economic History of the Middle East
Introduction to Middle Eastern History
The Mediterranean World: An Overview
Middle East Studies
Modern Israel
America and the Middle East
Islam: Rituals, Traditions, and Debates
Jewish Religion and Culture
Government and Politics in the Middle East

International Affairs Foreign Language Requirement

Complete coursework in a language through at least intermediate-level two (course number 2101 or higher). Note: Completing this requirement satisfies the language requirement for the BA degree.

Human Services/International Affairs Integrative Courses

Complete Senior Seminar in Human Services (HUSV 4700) or Senior Capstone Seminar in International Affairs (INTL 4700) or both. Note, however, that students wishing to take HUSV 4700 but not INTL 4700 must meet with an INTL advisor to obtain approval for a substitute INTL course. Similarly, students wishing to take INTL 4700 but not HUSV 4700 must meet with an HUSV advisor to obtain approval for a substitute HUSV course. Substitute courses (HUSV or INTL) must be upper-division courses and must relate to the combined major.

Human Services
HUSV 4700Senior Seminar in Human Services4
International Affairs
INTL 4700Senior Capstone Seminar in International Affairs4

Human Services and International Affairs Combined Major Credit Requirement

Complete 84 semester hours in the major.

Experiential Liberal Arts

All students in this College of Social Sciences and Humanities program are required to complete the Experiential Liberal Arts Requirement.

Program Requirement

128 total semester hours required

Sample Plan of Study: Four Years, Two Co-ops in Summer 2/Fall

Year 1
FallHoursSpringHoursSummer 1HoursSummer 2Hours
ENGW 11114ECON 32904Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4
HUSV 11014HUSV 23004Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4
INTL 10001POLS 11604  
INTL 11014Foreign language course4  
HUSV elective4   
 17 16 8 8
Year 2
FallHoursSpringHoursSummer 1HoursSummer 2Hours
ECON 11154EESH 20001Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4Co-op0
Foreign language course4HUSV 2970 or INTL 27184Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4 
HUSV elective4HUSV 39004  
INTL elective4INTL 34004  
 Elective4  
 16 17 8 0
Year 3
FallHoursSpringHoursSummer 1HoursSummer 2Hours
Co-op0ENGW 33154Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4Co-op0
 HUSV 49946Elective (Dialogue of Civilizations possible)4 
 HUSV elective4  
 Elective4  
 0 18 8 0
Year 4
FallHoursSpringHours  
Co-op0HUSV 47004  
 INTL 47004  
 Elective4  
 Elective4  
 0 16  
Total Hours: 132