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Bachelor's

International Relations Major, B.A.

Wilkes University College of Arts and Sciences 37 courses 120 total credits

About This Program

Coordinator: Dr. Andy Miller Total minimum number of credits required for a major in International Relations leading to the B.A. degree - 120 Total minimum number of credits required for a minor in International Relations - 18 The interdisciplinary major in International Relations (I.R.) provides an excellent liberal arts preparation for a variety of careers and professions. The major is structured to permit concentration in fields leading to specific careers in business, government, international organizations, the military, or any technical or arts field. It is also structured to permit a period of study abroad with easy transfer of credits to the major.

Degree Requirements

Total Credits 120 credits

International Relations Major

The total number of hours required for graduation with an International Relations major is 120, of which 48 are within the major. For the International Relations major, the following courses are required: IR 380. Foreign Language (FL) at the 203-204 level of competency or equivalent.

Content Area I: Political Science

First Semester

Distribution Requirement Credits: 3 *.

Second Semester

Also required: Distribution Requirement (3 credits).

Third Semester

Distribution Requirement (3 credits) Foreign Language Credits: 3 *.

Fourth Semester

Content Hours (3 credits) Foreign Language Credits: 3 *. Distribution Requirement (3 credits)

Code Course Title Credits
PS 265 Quantitative Reasoning for The Social Sciences 3
ENG 120 Introduction to Literature and Culture 3
Total Fourth Semester 15 credits

Seventh Semester

Also required: Content Hours (6 credits); Distribution Requirement (3 credits).

Code Course Title Credits
PS 341 Model United Nations 3
MTH 101 Solving Problems Using Mathematics 3
Total Seventh Semester 15 credits

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