What You'll Study:

is an interdisciplinary program in which majors explore global issues in disciplines such as anthropology, economics, history, political science, geography, foreign languages, English and the arts. Students choose course work focused around a central theme and geographical region. Cultural knowledge will be developed further through expanded foreign language study.

Grow Your Future:

As the world shrinks, opportunities grow for International Studies majors. With a degree in International Studies you can pursue anything from international policy making to philanthropic work to teaching English as a second language in another country. International Studies graduates go on to international careers with governments, businesses, non-governmental organizations, philanthropic agencies, and educational institutions. 

Career opportunities in International Studies:

• Archaeologists

• Communications specialists

• Cultural Anthropologists

• Cultural Diversity trainers

• Development experts

• Diplomacy careers

• Editors/publicists

• Environmental specialists

• Foreign Service Officers

• Foreign Study Coordinators

• Foreign Exchange specialists

• Geographers

• Hospitality Industry specialist

• Human Rights Associates