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====Courses Required for the Integrated International Studies major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2819.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Integrated International Studies – Requirements for the Major]</ref>====
 
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10 [[credits]]:
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* All of the following:
 
* All of the following:
 
** [[IIS 100]] (Introduction to Global Structures and Processes)
 
** [[IIS 100]] (Introduction to Global Structures and Processes)
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** [[PS 210]] (Survey of International Relations)
 
** [[PS 210]] (Survey of International Relations)
 
** [[PS 220]] (Survey of Comparative Politics)
 
** [[PS 220]] (Survey of Comparative Politics)
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Three courses at the 200 level or above in a foreign language, including a course in conversation
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* One of the following:
 
* One of the following:
 
** [[HIST 245]] (International History)
 
** [[HIST 245]] (International History)

Revision as of 17:02, 13 February 2008

The Integrated International Studies Program is an interdisciplinary academic program offered at Knox. It offers one major.

Program Committee[1]

Current

Former

Integrated International Studies

See main page at Integrated International Studies.

The program offers one Integrated International Studies major and one Integrated International Studies minor.

Integrated International Studies (major)

This major allows advanced study in Integrated International Studies.

Courses Required for the Integrated International Studies major[2]

  • All of the following:
    • IIS 100 (Introduction to Global Structures and Processes)
    • ECON 110 (Principles of Microeconomics)
    • PS 210 (Survey of International Relations)
    • PS 220 (Survey of Comparative Politics)

Three courses at the 200 level or above in a foreign language, including a course in conversation

Meeting the Competency Requirements [3]

References