Students select 3 courses (9 credits) in
one of the following fields. Students may also design their
own Professional Specialization Field with the approval of
the Program Director.
Note: Courses in Special Topics (Econ 295, Hist 297 and IAff
290) and Selected Topics (PSc 288) vary from semester to semester.
Some of these courses may count as Professional Specialization
Field courses. Check the Schedule of Classes for current listings,
or consult the Program Director. IAff 290 courses listed below
were offered in 2003-2004.
Academic
Field. This field is designed for students
who plan to pursue a doctoral degree in Economics, History,
Political Science or some other discipline. With the advice
of the Program Director and other faculty members, students
choose three courses that will enhance their qualifications
for admission into a Ph.D. program.
International
Economics, Political Economy and Business Field. Students who choose to take Econ 283 and
284 may count one of these courses as part of this field.
Econ
216 Survey of Economics: Intermediate-level Microeconomic
Theory
Econ
217 Survey of Economics: Intermediate-level Macroeconomic
Theory
Econ 283 Survey of International Trade Theory and Policy
Econ
284 Survey of International Macroeconomics and Finance
Theory and Policy
Econ
295 East European Economies in Comparative Perspective
IAff
290 Political Economy of the European Union
IAff
290 Geopolitics of Energy
IBus
260 Global Competitive Frameworks
IBus
261 Multinational Corporations in the World Economy
IBus
263 Legal Aspects of International and Multinational
Business
IBus
264 International Business Strategy
IBus
266 International Marketing
IBus
267 Regional International Marketing Systems
IBus
268 Global Marketing Strategy
IBus
271 International Business Finance
IBus
273 International Banking
IBus
274 Global Investment Banking
IBus
275 External Development Financing
IBus
276 International Financial Markets
IBus
277 International Portfolio Management
IBus
278 International Business Negotiations
Psc
239 International Political Economy
International
Organization, Diplomacy and Globalization Field.
Law School courses require completion of the entire first
year of the Law School curriculum as prerequisities.
Anth
263 Nationalism and Ethnicity
IAff
290 Reinventing the United Nations
IAff
290 War to Peace Transitions
IAff
290 Ethics and International Politics
IAff
290 Humanitarian Assistance
IAff
290 Local Impacts of Globalization
IAff
290 Geopolitics of Energy
IAff
290 Collective Action and the Environment
IAff
290 Winning the Peace: Conflict Termination and Stability
in the 21st century
IAff
770 Turbulence in World Politics
IAff
772 The Dynamics of Globalization
Law 534
Law of the European Union [Note prerequisites, above]
PSc
242 Politics and Practice of International Institutions
PSc
244 Politics of International Law
PSc
245 Comparative Foreign Policy
PSc
246 U.S. Foreign Policy
PSc
247 U.S. Foreign Policy After the Cold War
PSc
288 Theories of Nationalism
PSc
288 Comparative Social Policy
International
Security Policy Field.
[IAff 253 and 254 are strongly recommended.]
IAff
253 Defense Policy and Program Analysis I (focus on
nuclear forces)
IAff
254 Defense Policy and Program Analysis II (focus on
general purpose forces)
IAff
255 Applied Quantitative Techniques
IAff
256 National Security Resources
IAff
257 Transnational Security Issues
IAff
258 NATO and European Security
IAff
290 Intelligence and Policy
IAff
290 Intelligence and National Security
IAff
290 Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy
IAff
290 Transatlantic Security Issues
IAff
290 Globalization and National Security
IAff
290 Space and National Security
IAff
290 Non-Proliferation
IAff
290 Defense Transformation
IAff
290 Covert Action and Intelligence Policy
PSc
248 Politics of U.S. National Security Policy
Psc
249 The Politics of International Security
PSc
251 Civil-Military Relations
PSc
257 Arms Control and Disarmament
PSc
259 Identity and Major Wars
Science,
Technology and International Affairs Field.
Econ
255 Economics of Technological Change
IAff
220 Science, Technology and Public Policy
IAff
221 Technology Creation and Diffusion
IAff
222 Technical Cooperation in Strategic Alliances
IAff
223 U.S. Space Policy
IAff
224 Issues in U.S. Space Policy
IAff
225 Environmental Policy
IAff
290 Collective Action and the Environment
IAff
290 Space and National Security
IAff
290 Comparative Technology Policy in a Global Environment
International
Education Field. [Consult
the Graduate School of Education and Human Development for
course availability and additional courses.]
Edu
201 International Education I
Edu
202 International Education I
Edu
203 Comparative Education
Edu
205 International Experiences
Edu
221 Internship: International Education
Edu
228 Selected Topics in International Education
Edu
285 Education and National Development
International
Health Policy and Programs Field.
[Consult The
School of Public Health and Health Services for course
availability and additional courses.]
PubH 252 Comparative Health Services
PubH 264 International Health Finance & Planning
PubH 270 International Health and Development
PubH 271 International Health Policy Development & Analysis
PubH 273 International Family Health
PubH 274 International Health Program Development &
Evaluation
PubH 277 Advanced International Health Policy Applications
European
and Eurasian Cultures Field. [At least two courses
must be foreign-language based, not “in English.”
All courses listed below are undergraduate courses and will
require extra work for graduate credit, to be arranged with
the instructor and the Program Director.
French
125 Studies in 20th-Century French Literature (in French)
French
131 Narratives in French (in French)
French
133-4 Special Topics in French Literature (in French)
Ger
161-62 German Culture (in English)
Ger
175 Literature of Two Germanies (in German)
Ger
181 History of German Cinema (in English)
Ger
183 Berlin Before and After the Wall (in English)
Ger
184 German Thought (in English)
Ger
186 German Women Writers of the 19th and 20th Centuries
(in German)
Ital
131 The Italian Novel (in Italian)
Slav
101-2 Readings in the Russian Press (in Russian)
Slav
151-52 Literature and Culture of the Western Slavs (in
English)
Slav
165 20th-Century Russian Literature to World War II
(in English)
Slav
166 Russian Literature from World War II to the Present
(in English)
Slav
173 20th-Century Russian Prose (in Russian)
Slav
174 20th-Century Russian Poetry (in Russian)
Slav
185-86 Introduction to Russian Cinema (in English)
Span
125 Contemporary Spanish Literature (in Spanish)
Span
130 Poetry of Spain and Latin America (in Spanish)
Span
131 Narratives of the Hispanic World (in Spanish)
Span
132 Theatre and the Hispanic Experience (in Spanish)
Span
133-34 Special Topics in Spanish and Spanish-American
Literature (in Spanish)
