Bachelor of Arts in International Relations - Cultures and Socities

The international relations major is designed for students interested in global and international studies. The School of International Studies combines the resources of a comprehensive university and experiential learning with a rigorous international, interdisciplinary and intercultural curriculum designed to prepare you for success in global professions in government, industry, education and nonprofit organizations.

In addition to the CORE Requirements and General Education Requirements, you will choose a series of upper division electives, in consultation with your adviser, that allows you to focus on political science, anthropology or economics. Each of these disciplines provides an excellent foundation for a range of careers in the United States and abroad.
Anthropology upper division electives are taken by students interested in culture and in learning about the diversity of human behavior. You can take up to three upper-division courses in anthropology in addition to a political science class that approaches social and cultural change from a different disciplinary perspective. These courses prepare you for working and living in different cultural settings, as well as for graduate school.

Once you receive a final admission letter, you will need to submit your I-20 request form, certification of finances, and other paperwork. Our advisors walk you through everything you need \u2013 transcripts, English scores, passport, and more. Our staff guides you through the visa application process and helps you prepare for your visa interview, too. Undergraduate ID 2 Terms - IB Score 5.0 or higher in each subject Undergraduate ID 2 Terms - 26 overall or higher Internet-based TOEFL 80 Paper-based TOEFL 550 IELTS 6.5 Duolingo 110