International Relations examines global governance. Among the core issues are international conflict, inter-state cooperation, growing global integration, the role of international institutions and global nonprofit organizations, and the development and extension of international law. This minor is recommended for those seeking employment in the US State Department, Department of Defense, The United Nations, international business, and global non-profits.

Minor in International Relations Requirements: 18 credits^*

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
PLS 340	International Politics	3
Select fifteen credits from the following:		15
PLS 341	Issues And Challenges In American Foreign Policy
PLS 342	Foreign Policy And Diplomacy Of Major Powers
PLS 343	Bombs and Rockets: National Security Policy
PLS 345	International Political Economy
PLS 347	International Regimes
PLS 435	Global Poverty and Development
PLS 440	Seminar on International Relations
PLS 472	International Conflict
PLS 481	Poverty, Development and Public Policy
PLS 537	International Law
Total Credits		18

*	Kingfisher concentration requirements are 9 credits total, chosen from the list of courses in the associated minor. Unless otherwise specified.