Required:

• PO 200 - Research Methods Credits: 4
• PO 245 - Introduction to International Relations Credits: 4
• PO 285 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Credits: 4
• PO 410 - Senior Seminar in Political Science Credits: 4 (must be international relations themed)

And one of the following:

• PO 120 - Introduction to American National Politics Credits: 4
• PO 261 - European Political Thought Credits: 4

And one of the following:

• PO 348 - American Foreign Policy Credits: 4
• PO 355 - Politics of the World Economy Credits: 4

And three additional political science international relations/comparative politics electives:

• PO 290 - Canadian Government and Politics Credits: 4
• PO 292 - Global LGBTQI + Politics and Culture Credits: 4
• PO 299 - Identity in Politics Credits: 4
• PO 310 - Politics and Literature Credits: 4
• PO 325 - The Politics of Food Credits: 4
• PO 340 - Social Movements and Contentious Politics Credits: 4
• PO 345 - Transitions to Democracy Credits: 4
• PO 348 - American Foreign Policy Credits: 4
• PO 350 - State Violence and Justice Credits: 4
• PO 351 - Politics of the Global AIDS Pandemic Credits: 4
• PO 355 - Politics of the World Economy Credits: 4
• PO 358 - Global Environmental Politics Credits: 4
• PO 360 - Film and Politics Credits: 4
• PO 365 - Multiculturalism in Theory and Practice Credits: 4
• PO 371 - Feminist Political Thought Credits: 4
• PO 385 - European Politics Credits: 4
• PO 390 - Comparative Politics of Oppression Credits: 4
• PO 420 - Topics in Political Science Credits: 4
• ES 306 - Environmental Justice Credits: 4

Breadth or Area Courses:

Four international relations-themed courses in two of the following three breadth areas, at least two of which must be 200 level or higher. 

Other Requirements:

1. Foreign Language Component: In Spanish or French, must achieve the equivalent of 206 level or higher.  In other languages, must achieve the equivalent of 203 level or higher.
2. International Relations Practicum: must participate in an international-relations themed study abroad/faculty-led study away experience, an international relations-themed internship (Vermont Council on World Affairs, Vermont Refugee Resettlement Program, etc.) or alternative international relations experiential learning activity (MOVE international service trip, etc.).