International Studies, Environment and Development Concentration, Major

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The Environment and Development concentration in the International Studies major is designed to equip students to develop a critical appreciation of global environmental issues both from the point of view of the science underpinning the issues, and with regard to the longer-term social, economic and political implications.

Program Learning Outcomes

Please see the International Studies Major .

International Studies (BAIS) Required Courses:

The World Since 1945 (4 units)

Complete one of the following:

Intro to Int’l Politics (4 units)

Complete the following:

BAIS 102 - Intro to Int’l Politics

The Global Economy (4 units)

Complete one of the following:

Research Methods (4 units)

Complete one of the following:

Environment and Development Concentration Requirements

Required (8 units)

Complete two courses from the following:

Electives (8 units)

Complete 8 units from the following:

Regional Minor (20 units)

All International Studies majors must complete a 20-unit regional component from among the following existing regional minors: