International Affairs: Support Courses

This list includes only courses listed in the Mary Washington Academic Catalog. Special topics seminar often can count as related field credit. See Dr. Kramer (Monroe 303-A, Phone: 540-654-1495) if you think a course not listed below would count as a related field.

Additional Courses Offered Counting Towards Related Field Credit in the International Affairs Major Being Offered in Spring 2012:

ANTH 371: Anthropology of War and Peace

ECON 488: Microfinance for Development

EESC 421: Sustainability in South Africa

HIST 471: Sufi Movements

PSCI 471: Global Organized Crime

PSCI 471: International Terrorism

PSCI 471: American Military

PSCI 471: Indian Foreign Policy

SOCG 371: Citizenship and Nationalism

ANTHROPOLOGY
343  Cultural Identity in Europe

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
415  International Marketing
473  Environment of International Business Seminar

ECONOMICS
382  International Economics **
383  Comparative Economic Systems
384  Economic Development **
431  Global Environmental Issues
482  International Finance

GEOGRAPHY
236  Globalization and Local Development
300  The Geography of Australia, New Zealand, and the
        South Pacific
301  Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean
303  Geography of Europe
304  Geography of the Middle East
305  Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
307  Geography of Asia
338  Geopolitics **
339  Geography and Development **
360  Grassroots and Development in Guatemala

HISTORIC PRESERVATION
360  International Preservation
470  Historic Preservation in Scotland

HISTORY
300  US as Empire
301, 302  Diplomatic History of the United States
331  History of Ancient Greece
332  History of Ancient Rome
334  Early Modern European Women’s History
335  Renaissance
341, 342  Europe in the Middle Ages
349  History of the British Isles
351, 352  History of England
353, 354  History of France
356  History of Germany
357, 358  History of Russia
360  History Spain
361, 362  History of Latin America
364  History of Japan
365, 366  History of China
367  History of Modern Korea
368  Gender in Chinese History
371, 372  European Diplomatic History **
375  Military History
377  The Second World War, 1939-1945
381  Europe Since 1945
382  Far East Since 1945
383, 384  Islamic Civilization
385  The Arab-Israeli Conflict
386  Modern Iraq
390  The United States and Vietnam
420  The Great War
435  Daily Life in Early Modern Europe
451  Anglo-Saxon England
462  Women in Latin America
466  Cultural History of Late Twentieth Century China

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
350  Study Abroad:  European Capitals

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
471  International Affairs Seminar
491  Individual Study
499  Internship

MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES
German 317  German Civilization
Italian 316  Society and Civilization
Spanish 315  Spanish Civilization
Spanish 316  Spanish American Civilization
French 315, 316  French Civilization

In addition, students may select one – but only one- of the following courses to count for support course credit in International Affairs:

French    326, 327, 328, 351A, 361, 371, 372A, 381, 382

German  311, 375A, 376A, 385, 386

Italian     373, 381, 382, 383

Spanish  323, 324A, 327A, 328A, 351, 375B, 378, 383,
               385B, 386A, 388, 420, 451, 475

POLITICAL SCIENCE
301  Comparative Governments of Western Europe
302  The Politics of Soviet Successor States
323  Latin American Politics
324  US-Latin American Relations
350  Politics of Developing Countries **
351  International Political Economy **
354  Politics of South Asia
355  Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
356  American Foreign Policy
357  Russian Foreign Policy
360  The Theory and Practice of Revolution
361  Problems of Communism
362  The Politics of Central and Eastern Europe
366  Government and Politics of China
367  East Asia in World Affairs
387  Security and Conflict Studies
444  Political Movements and Organization in Latin
        America

SOCIOLOGY
345  Contemporary Mexico
442  Social Change

RELIGION
201  Judaism
210  Islam
283  Hinduism
284  Buddhism
286  Confucianism
287  Daoism

NOTE:
** Can count as a related field course only if not used as a required course in the major.