Asia

Courses in bold and marked with an asterisk* are considered core courses for this concentration. Students must take POL 445: Asian Pacific Rim: Politics & Policy or POL 442: South Asia: Politics & Policy. They are also required to take at least one additional course (as one of their five courses) from among those designated as core courses for the concentration (please see below). For questions or adjustments, please consult with your advisor.

Core Courses

Art

469 (3) Asian Art*

History

434 (4): East Asian History: 1800-1945*

435 (4): East Asian History. 1945 – The Present*

Political Science

432 (3): International Law*

433 (3): International Organization*

434 (3): United States Foreign Policy*

435 (3): Capitalism, Nationalism, Democracy*

436 (3): International Political Economy*

438 (3): International Relations of East Asia*

442 (3): South Asia: Politics and Policy*

445 (3): Asian Pacific Rim: Politics and Policy*

448 (3): Political Development & Change*

Courses in the Concentration

Anthropology

332 (3): Anthropology of Religion

435(3): Origins of Civilization

Art

469 (3): Asian Art*

Business Law

453 (3): The International Legal Environment of Business

Economics

201 (3): Principles of Macroeconomics

420 (3): International Economics

450 (3): Economic Development

Geography

341 (3): World Regional Geography

425 (3): Economic Geography

437 (3): Political Geography

458 (3): West Pacific Rim

History

402 (4) : Foundations of Judaism, Christianity and Islam

434 (4): East Asian History: 1800-1945*

435 (4):  East Asian History. 1945 – The Present*

478 (4): America in Vietnam

International Business (IBUS)

380 (3): Principles of International Business

428 (3): International Marketing

490 (3): International Business Policy

Law Enforcement

438 (3): Terrorism and Political Violence

Political Science

201 (1-3): Issues in Politics (with advisor approval only)

430 (3): Topics in International Relations (with advisor approval only)

432 (3):  International Law*

433 (3): International Organization*

434 (3):  United States Foreign Policy*

435 (3):  Capitalism, Nationalism, Democracy*

436 (3):  International Political Economy*

437 (3): International Conflict Resolution

440 (3): Topics in Comparative Politics (with advisor approval only)

442 (3): South Asia: Politics and Policy*

445 (3): Asian Pacific Rim: Politics and Policy *

448 (3): Political Development & Change*

425 (3): Terrorism & Political Violence