Demonstrate a basic understanding of the major schools of thought and theoretical paradigms used in International Studies and which also generate research in the field of International Studies.
Demonstrate an understanding of the research method process, the various data collection techniques available for conducting research in International Studies.
Demonstrate an ability to apply international studies concepts and theories to real life applications that are present in the field of international studies.
Demonstrate an understanding of the historic origins, structure, and operation of the major actors that comprise the international system.
Be able to recognize and appreciate the historical, political, social, cultural, and economic dimensions of international processes and issues, integrating these into an interdisciplinary perspective.
Have the capability to critically read, write about, discuss, and engage in scholarly inquiry related to international processes and issues.
Have a minimal level of comprehension in a second language.
Be aware of career and post-graduate opportunities suitable for an international studies major.
