International Relations

The International Relations program is a multi-disciplinary program designed for students preparing for graduate work or careers with an international focus, whether in government, business, or professions such as law, teaching, or journalism, or in other areas such as private foundations or international organizations.

All majors take a group of courses in government and economics in common. In addition to these courses, students in the international relations major take elective courses with a particular thematic or geographic focus. Study abroad and advanced language study are requirements for all majors. The chair of the International Relations Committee will advise students on substitute and transfer courses.

The major is administered by the International Relations Committee, in cooperation with the Government Department. Members of the committee are: Profs. Appel, Arndt, Ascher (chair), Blomberg, Camp, Frangieh, Haley, Pei, Taw, and Velazco.

Primary Contact: Professor William Ascher, Program Coordinator

• International Relations Major
    
• Courses in International Relations