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Diplomacy & International Relations Concentration

“From quite early on, diplomacy has been as much about the negotiation of meaning, value and knowledge as of the negotiation of interests and positions.”

- Costas Constantinou and Paul Sharp, “Theoretical Perspectives in Diplomacy,” The SAGE Handbook of Diplomacy, 2016

The Diplomacy and International Relations concentration provides a foundation for those interested in pursuing careers in the foreign service or advanced studies in the field. Students selecting this concentration will study international relations, comparative politics, and their relationship to the study and practice of diplomacy.

Students in the Diplomacy and International Relations concentration are advised to complete the core course, PSC 140 Introduction to International Relations, before taking six courses from the following list.

“From quite early on, diplomacy has been as much about the negotiation of meaning, value and knowledge as of the negotiation of interests and positions.”

- Costas Constantinou and Paul Sharp, “Theoretical Perspectives in Diplomacy,” The SAGE Handbook of Diplomacy, 2016

The Diplomacy and International Relations concentration provides a foundation for those interested in pursuing careers in the foreign service or advanced studies in the field. Students selecting this concentration will study international relations, comparative politics, and their relationship to the study and practice of diplomacy.

Students in the Diplomacy and International Relations concentration are advised to complete the core course, PSC 140 Introduction to International Relations, before taking six courses from the following list.

Course Title Quarter Hours
Choose six from the following, at least two must be taken at the 300-level:24
INT 202
THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
CMN 103
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
DPL 210
LEADERSHIP AND DIPLOMACY
DPL 295
SPECIAL TOPICS
GEO 316
THE EUROPEAN UNION
PAX 218
HUMAN RIGHTS: PROMISE AND PROBLEMATICS
PAX 312
TRANSCENDING COEXISTENCE: TRUTH, JUSTICE, AND RECONCILIATION
PRAD 384
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC RELATIONS
PSC 242
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
PSC 243
RUSSIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS
PSC 244
LATIN AMERICAN-UNITED STATES RELATIONS
PSC 246
ASIAN FOREIGN POLICY
PSC 247
U.S. - AFRICA RELATIONS
PSC 250
EUROPEAN POLITICS
PSC 251
RUSSIAN POLITICS
PSC 252
LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS
PSC 253
ASIAN POLITICS
PSC 254
AFRICAN POLITICS
PSC 255
MIDDLE EAST POLITICS
PSC 259
TOPICS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS
PSC 281
MODEL UN
PSC 316
RELIGION, NATIONALISM AND POLITICS
PSC 340
THE EUROPEAN UNION
PSC 342
ARMS, SECURITY, AND WAR
PSC 346
THE UNITED NATIONS AND WORLD PROBLEMS
PSC 347
ETHICS IN WORLD POLITICS
PSC 351
REVOLUTION AND TERRORISM
PSC 366
NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
PSC 367
IMMIGRATION LAW
PHL 200
ETHICAL THEORIES
PHL 314
SURVEY OF ETHICS
PHL 315
SURVEY OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
PHL 342
PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

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