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General Core Requirements (15 credits)

POSC 501	Theories of International Relations
ENGL 564	Technical Writing
INST 603	Research Methods
SOCI 531	Seminar in Social Deprivation
HIST 580	Historical Origins of Contemporary Problems

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Fall 2007

1.Research Methods

2. Human Rights

3. Survey of Macro and Micro Economics

4. Probablilty& Statistics

5. Human Rights

6. Thesis Seminar

Spring 2008

1.Latin America /Caribbean Studies

2. Economic Development
3. Asia
4. Western Europe

2. Required Courses (12 Credits)

A. Sub-field International Relations		B. Sub-field Comparative Politics
INST. 501	Theories of International Relations (Required)	INST. 602	Seminar in Comparative Politics (Required)
Electives in International Relations		Electives in Comparative Politics
POSC. 509	American Diplomacy in the Twentieth Century	INST. 508	North/South Issues in the Global System
INST. 505	International Development Administration	INST. 522	Multinational Corporations
INST. 520	Public International Law	ECON. 514	Economic Development
INST. 526	Human Rights Issues	ECON. 541	International Trades
BUAD. 683	Legal Aspects of International Business	ECON. 542	Multinational Businesses and Economic Policy
		BUAD. 527	Foundation of Multinational Corporation
		INST. 516	Politics of the Global Environment
C. Elective
INST. 580	Internship

D. Regional Courses (6 Credits)
INST. 511	The Middle East
INST. 512	Caribbean-Latin America
INST. 513	Asia
INST. 514	Western Europe
INST. 515	Russia and Former Soviet States (FSS)
INST. 516	Africa

F. Thesis Requirements

INST. 797

Thesis Guidance

INST. 799

Thesis Seminars

Total

33 Credits

International Studies Program…Morgan State University…Holmes Hall 311…1700 East Coldspring Lane…

Baltimore, MD 21251

e-mail: ispmsu@jewel.morgan.edu. Phone: 1-443-885-3095

Last Updated Nov. 8th, 2007