INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (IS)
1997-1998 Bulletin Information |
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IS 100 Global Issues 4 cr
A variable content course designed to introduce students to problems
and issues having a worldwide impact. Course materials will focus on such topics as
economic interdependence, arms and security, the environment, population, human rights,
etc. Lectures, readings, guest lectures, discussions.
IS 200 People and Nations of the World 4 cr
A variable content course designed to introduce the non-major to a
particular country of the world. The course focuses on all aspects of the society,
including culture, economy, language, religion, politics, and international relations. May
be repeated for credit when content varies.
IS 290 Special Topics 4 cr
Study of selected topics within a particular Area Studies
Concentration. May be repeated for credit when content varies.
IS 391 Study Abroad 0 cr
An international exchange program for University of South Alabama
students. Grading is S/U. Prerequisite: Permission of the IS Director.
IS 490 Special Topics 4 cr
Advanced study of selected topics within a particular Area Studies
Concentration. May be repeated for credit when content varies.
IS 492 Seminar 4 cr
Advanced study of selected topics in international studies from a
comparative perspective. Focus not restricted to particular Area Studies Concentration.
May be repeated for credit when content varies.
IS 494 Directed Studies 4 cr
Directed research under the guidance of a member of the
International Studies Program Advisory Committee. Prerequisite: Permission of the ISP
Director.
IS 496 Professional Studies: Internship 4-12 cr
Practical learning experiences through occupational or professional
work with an approved international organization, governmental agency, or international
business. Accompanying reading and final report to be done under the supervision of a
member of the International Studies Program Advisory Committee. Prerequisite: Permission
of the ISPAC Director.