This is a bilingual program that provides core and elective courses in key areas of international relations, notably the theoretical strategic, economic and cultural dimensions. The program aims to develop a systematic understanding of the problems and potentialities of international society. Students are equipped with the required analytic tools and are challenged to think constructively towards the creation of a more peaceful, humane and just world order. Due consideration is paid to the role of Canada and the francophone and anglophone cultures in this process. Particularly significant, in this era of globalization, is the program’s emphasis on a broad interdisciplinary and multicultural conception of international society. Students are also actively encouraged to acquire proficiency in several foreign languages as well as relevant international experience, through inter-university exchanges and professional internships. Program Requirements Note that not all courses listed below will be offered in any one year. Students should consult with the departmental Chair before choosing their courses. All students majoring in international studies must take the following 21 credits of core courses and seminars:
Specialized Honours BA Students must complete 60 credits, including:
General Honours BA Students must complete 42 credits, including:
Honours Double Major BA Students must complete 42 credits, including:
Combined Honours BA (Major Only) Students must complete 42 credits, including:
Note: students must check the Undergraduate Calendar for the requirements of the other discipline in which they wish to major or minor. List of Approved Courses GL/CDNS 3621 3.00 Rules and regulations in Glendon College
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