The International Studies specialization focuses on the study of relations between states, domestic groups and transnational actors from an interdisciplinary perspective that includes politics, philosophy, history and economics. Students gain the background knowledge and skills necessary to understand the sources of conflict, cooperation and peace in the global arena.

Core courses (20 credits)
Methods courses (10 credits)
International Studies (20 credits; *restricted to Global Honors students)

(5 credits from a Study Abroad program or from a third quarter or higher of language course can be used as one of the courses)

Politics and Philosophy or Economics (10 credits; *restricted to Global Honors students)
Capstone (5 credits)