The primary objective of the International Studies program is to develop students’ capacity to
recognize the increasingly interdependent nature of today’s world and to assess the processes,
systems, and structures that interconnect local and global communities. To this end, students
must become knowledgeable about global systems as well as regional realities. They must also
learn to examine complex issues through the application of interdisciplinary theories and
methodologies and to communicate effectively the results of their independent research. Students
are further expected to achieve proficiency in a language that promotes their regional studies and
are strongly encouraged to participate in experiential learning, especially through internships and
study abroad/away programs. Ultimately, the program aims to prepare students to act and
interact in social and professional settings with the intercultural awareness and social
responsibility of global citizens.
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