This sequence is intended to provide a global perspective which will strengthen student’s abilities to function effectively in an increasingly interconnected world. Students choosing this sequence may select courses from a variety of sub-fields within Political Science, but will generally concentrate on those in the International Relations and Comparative Politics areas. It provides students with courses in regional and area studies, development, and international relations. It is of particular value to those students interested in working in other nations or in international agencies and business.
This sequence may be completed by either the thesis or comprehensive examination option, both of which require 32 hours.
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