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Approved Courses for Fall 2008
INST 4980 Experimental Course – Approved for all areas of concentration
*Note: for the Primary Area of concentration, be sure that you are following the sub-area guidelines as listed in the printed INST Master class list.
*Course information current as of February 12, 2008. Departments may add/remove classes after publication of the printed Schedule of Classes; these changes are not reflected here. For the most updated information, view Schedule of Classes at http://my.unt.edu.
Area 1: International Politics & Diplomacy
AECO 4120 Negotiation HIST 1060 World History from 16th Century HIST 3720 Diplomatic History of the US 1900-45 JOUR 4240 International Media PSCI 3810 International Relations PSCI 4830 American Foreign Policy (if Area 1 is your primary – applies to Dipl. Hist. section)
Area 2: International Business & Economics
BUSI 1340 Free Enterprise in a Global Environment ECON 1110 Macroeconomics ECON 4150 Public Economics ECON 4850 International Trade FINA 4500 Int’l Finance LSCM 3960 Logistics and Supply Chain Management LSCM 4360 Global Alliances and Int’l Supply Chain Management LSCM 4530 E-Logistics in Supply Chain Management MGMT 3720 Organizational Behavior MGMT 3880 Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility MGMT 4210 E-Management MGMT 4660 Int’l Management Perspectives MKTG 2650 Global Marketing Concepts MKTG 3720 Internet Marketing MKTG 4280 Global Marketing Issues and Practices SMHM 2750 Consumers in a Global Market SMHM 2800 Foundations of Int’l Travel and Tourism SMHM 4010 Global Textiles and Apparel Industries
Area 3: International Development
ANTH 2100 World Cultures through Film ANTH 2150 World Cultures AECO 4080 Principles of Economic and Community Development EADP 4040 International Disasters ECON 4440 Natural Resources and the Environment ECON 4850 International Trade GEOG 1170 Introductory Human Geography GEOG 4120 Medical Geography GEOG 4420 Conservation PHIL 2500 Introduction to Contemporary Environmental Issues SOCI 2010/WMST 2420 Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity SOCI 3700 Sociology of Religion SOCI 4260 Topics in Sociology (Environmental Sociology ONLY) SOCI 4750 World Population WMST 4200 Contemporary Issues in Global Feminism
Area 4: Regional Studies
ANTH 2100 World Cultures through Film ANTH 2150 World Cultures ANTH 2250 Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology ANTH 3100 (Maya, Africa, or Middle East – NOT Latinos in the US) GEOG 1200 World Regional Geography HIST 1060 World History from the 16th Century HIST 4060 Russia from the Mid-Nineteenth Century HIST 4100 Modern Britain Since 1830 HIST 4171 Latin America: The Colonial Experience HIST 4262 (Russia Lit & Rev, World War I) HIST 4263 (Latin Am: History of Brazil; ME/Africa: Modern Middle East, Asia: Samurai Tradition) HIST 4365 Modern Germany, 1815-Present HIST 4390 The Holocaust HIST 4560 Modern China HIST 4570 Japanese History HIST 4580 Africa to the Nineteenth Century HIST 4590 Modern Africa MUET 3030 Music Cultures of the World MUET 3617 African Music and Movement PHIL 3585 South Asian Philosophy and Religion PSCI 3600 Comparative Politics PSCI 3700 Area Politics (Central Asia) SOCI 3700 Sociology of Religion SOCI 4750 World Population
Area 5: Security Studies
CJUS 4330 Domestic and International Terrorism EADP 3010 Introduction to Emergency Management EADP 4090 Terrorism and Emergency Management HIST 4260 (Korea, Vietnam and American Military Experience) PSCI 4700 Comparative Political Topics (W Euro Terrorism) PSCI 4820 Int’l Problems (Int’l Conflict) – Honors students only
Area 6: Peace Studies
AECO 4000 Mediation AECO 4120 Negotiation ECON 3150 Economics of Discrimination HIST 4440 African American History and Culture to 1900 SOCI 3330 Social Stratification SOCI 4540 Race and Ethnic Minorities SOCI 4750 World Population
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