International Studies

Introduction

The Center for International Studies oversees the International Studies Minor, which incorporates a number of courses across WWU colleges and the International Studies curriculum.

The Minor is designed to provide students with the knowledge, perspectives and skills that are critical for global competence and careers in today’s increasingly interrelated world. The Minor consists of completion of an approved international study abroad program, exchange, or service-learning experience. International Studies courses, the study of a second language, and course work in related fields. Students completing this minor will be well prepared for a variety of professional opportunities in a progressively interconnected world.

Department Mission

The Center for International Studies mission is to foster international and global perspectives for all Western students, faculty, and staff through courses, international experiences and study abroad.

Declaration Process

Advisement for the minor can be secured through the Executive Director for the Center for International Studies, Professor Vicki Hamblin, Miller Hall 205C, 360-650-4859.

Additional Information

Additional information regarding international education opportunities at Western can be found at: www.wwu.edu/international.

Programs

Undergraduate Minor

International Studies Minor

Courses

International Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.