International Relations

Introduction to International Relations

The World System since 1500

2000-level or above HIST course with an international focus

Research Requirement (to be taken in conjunction with a designated 3000-level or 4000-level course)

Overview

Electives

Choose one of the following:
Introduction to Political Theory
International Relations Theory

Choose one of the following:
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Introduction to American Politics
Politics in the Industrialized World
The Politics of the Developing World

Choose one of the following:
Methods of Political Inquiry
Research Methods and Approaches in Political Science

Choose three of the following sub-field courses:
International Law
International Political Economy
Conduct of Foreign Policy
International Security
Environmental and Energy Security
International Organizations: Structure and Political Conflict

With permission of the student's advisor, the following courses offered by other areas of study at Webster University:

Introduction to Human Rights
Economics of Development
Comparative Economic Problems
Global Journalism
Business Law: International
International Business