Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
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(PO410 must be International Relations themed)
At least one course must be at the 300-level or higher.
Take three international relations-themed courses in the following thematic categories, at least two of which must be at the 200 level or higher. Concentrations emphasize intentional themes, but students are free to take three breadth courses in any of the categories.
In Spanish or French, students must achieve the equivalent of 206 level or higher. In other languages, students must achieve the equivalent of 203 level or higher.
Students 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.).
This sample plan shows one example of how students might progress through the curriculum. The actual path each individual student takes will vary based on prior credit, course availability, and academic interests. Students are encouraged to work closely with academic advisors to create a plan that best supports their goals and ensures timely completion.
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- International Relations Elective(4 cr)
- Engaging Diverse Identities Course(4 cr)
- Elective Course(4 cr)
- International Relations Elective(4 cr)
- International Relations Elective(4 cr)
- Elective Course(4 cr)
- Elective Course(4 cr)