Seminar in International Relations.

Catalog description

Students examine a selected topic, issue, or debate in international relations. Topics may focus on international conflict and cooperation, globalization, international organizations, foreign policy, security studies, political economy, human rights, or other contemporary global challenges. The course emphasizes advanced understanding, critical evaluation of arguments and evidence, and the application of international relations concepts to real-world global issues. The course may be repeated when the topic changes. Prerequisite: Admission to the MA in Political Science program, MA in History & Political Studies program, 18-Hour Certificate in Political Science program, or departmental approval required.