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CORE
COURSES (21 credit
hours)
A
minimum of two courses must be taken from the following
area:
| INTERNATIONAL
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT( 6 credit hours) |
| PSC
5123 |
The
Making of American Foreign Policy |
| PSC
5193 |
Comparative
Administration |
| PSC
5513 |
International
Relations Theory |
| PSC
5550 |
Problems
in International Relations (Various
titles including Classics in IR) |
| PSC
5563 |
International
Political Economics |
| PSC
5600 |
Problems
in Comparative Politics (Titles vary) |
| PSC
6603 |
Comparative
Public Policy Analysis |
| PSC
5643 |
Politics
of Western Europe |
| PSC
5683 |
Politics
in Latin America |
| PSC
5523 |
Morality & Foreign Policy |
| PSC
5623 |
International Terrorism |
| PSC
5543 |
International Organizations & Regimes |
| IAS 5213 |
Politics of the European Union |
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY COURSE (3 CREDIT HOURS)
One
course must be taken from the follwoing:
| RESEARCH |
| COMM
5003 |
Quantitative Methods |
| GEOG
5113 |
Quantitative
Methods |
| HR
5023 |
Research
in Human Relations |
| PSC
5913 |
Introduction
to Analysis of Political and Administrative Data |
Note:
A statistics CD-ROM is a mandatory component of the research
methodology course.
A minium of two
courses must be taken from each of two of the following
three areas:
(12 credit hours)
| INTERNATIONAL
CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION |
| COMM
5253 |
Cross-Cultural
Communication: Theory and Research |
| COMM
6323 |
International
Communication |
| COMM
6433 |
Seminar
in Intercultural Communication |
| COMM
5960 |
Directed Reading: War, Peace, Media |
| COMM
5960 |
Directed Reading:: MassOpinion & Armed Military Conflict (effective summer 09) |
| HR
5100 |
Advanced
Theories in Human Relations: International/Intercultural
Awareness |
| HR
5703 |
International
Human Relations |
| HR
5110 |
Multicultural
Issues in Human Relations |
| HR
5113 |
Cultural
Diversity in Human Relations |
| HR
5113 |
International
Training and Development |
| INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
| ECON
5853 |
World
Economic Development |
| ECON
5613 |
International
Economics-Trade |
| ECON
5633 |
International Economics-Finance |
| LS
5323 |
The
Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business |
| INTERNATIONAL
AREA STUDIES |
| GEOG
6220 |
Seminar
in Human Geography |
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(Various
seminars including Political Geography, Urban Geography,
Cultural Ecology, Indigenous Peoples, the Islamic
World, Europe, Latin America, and The West Bank) |
| GEOG
6230 |
Seminar
in Economic Geography |
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(Various
seminars including Globalization, African Development,
and European Economy) |
| GEOG
6240 |
Seminar in Resource and Environmental Geography |
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(Various
seminars including Sustainable Development, Water
Resources, and Mineral Resources) |
| HIST
6200 |
Seminar in European History |
| HIST
6300 |
Seminar in Latin American History |
| HIST
6400 |
Seminar in American History |
| HIST
6500 |
Seminar in African History |
| HIST
6600 |
Seminar in Middle Eastern History |
| HIST
6800 |
Seminar in Asian History |
| HIST
6970 |
Special Topics: Africa & U.S. Foreign Policy in the Age of Decolonization |
| SOC 5943 |
Inequality in a Global Perspective |
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ELECTIVE
COURSES (11
credit hours)
The
courses listed above that have not been used as required
courses may be used as electives. Elective courses
may also be selected from the courses listed below.
The areas of coursework listed below represent the breadth
and depth of the specialized content areas. The specific
courses listed in each area are examples of courses from
which students may choose that fulfill the elective requirement
for this degree program. Not every course listed will
be offered at every site. Students are encouraged
to consult the yearly schedule when developing their program
of study. Depth of understanding is increased by taking
electives in a single discipline while breadth of understanding
is increased by taking electives across several disciplines.
Courses with appropriate content from other
OU programs may be used as electives with prior approval
from the program director.
| CULTURE
AND
COMMUNICATION |
| COMM 5383 |
Survey
of Political Communication |
| COMM 5960 |
Directed Reading: News, Media, Framing:Public Opinion (this title only) |
| COMM 6383 |
Seminar
in Political Communication |
| HR 5110 |
International
Conflict Resolution |
| HR
5033 |
Seminar
in Leadership Organizations |
| HR
5110 |
Leadership for System Change |
| HR 5113 |
Toward a Global Ethic |
| HR 5003 |
Theoretical Foundations |
| HR 5053 |
Racial Diversity in Organizations |
| HR 5073 |
Creative Problem Solving |
| HR 5083 |
Seminar in Group Dynamics |
| HR 5093 |
Intro to Graduate Studies in Human Relations |
| HR 5110 |
The Literature of Leadership (on-line) |
| HR 5110 |
Total Quality Management |
| HR 5110 |
Leadership for System Change |
| HR 5110 |
Leadership in Difficult Times |
| HR 5113 |
Planning Issues in Organizations |
| HR 5373 |
Grant Writing |
| HR 5183 |
Seminar in Issues in HR Training |
| HR 5323 |
Organization Behavior in HR |
| SOC 5313 |
Qualitative Research Methods (can not be used as core research course) |
| ECONOMICS
and BUSINESS |
| ECON
5073 |
Contemporary
Economic Methods & Analysis |
| ECON
5990 |
Comparative
Economics Systems |
| MGMT
6453 |
Topics in Leadership, Motivation, and Productivity |
| LIS
5703 |
Electronic
Access to Research Resources |
| POLITICAL
SCIENCE |
| PSC
5613 |
Political
Economy of Industrial Democracies |
| PSC
5653 |
Low
Intensity Conflict: Nature, Process, Policies |
| PSC
5663 |
Comparative
Political Analysis |
| PSC
5733 |
Contemporary
Political Theory |
| PSC
6613 |
Seminar
in Comparative Politics |
| PSC 5113 |
Federalism & Intergovernmental Relations |
| PSC 5170 |
Intl' Economics Development |
| PSC 5223 |
Public Policy Analysis |
| PSC 5243 |
Managing Public Programs |
| PSC 5113 |
Federalism & Intergovernmental Relations |
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(It is the student's responsibility when selecting
paper topics,
foci for group presentations, etc., that it be in
the International Relations area.) |
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