- Bachelor of Arts, International Studies
Concentrations:
- Global Health and Environment
- Global Migration and Economic Development
- International Business
- International Education
- International Journalism and New Media
- Peace and Global Security
Minors:
- International Studies
- Asian Studies
- Middle East and Islamic Studies
The International Studies program is designed to provide students with a broad educational foundation for leadership and service in the complex global community. Providing our students with the tools necessary to understand complex international issues, the curriculum includes foundation courses in language arts, humanities, and social sciences, one of several thematic concentrations, and a senior capstone. The self-designed experiential learning component allows majors to expand their language skills and knowledge of other countries while gaining valuable on-site experience through the University's education abroad programs or by participating in one of several domestic internships with an international focus. Our graduates are employed by government agencies, humanitarian organizations, multi-national corporations, law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and law firms throughout the United States and other parts of the world.
The minor in International Studies consists of 21 semester hours.
Minors in area studies consist of 15 hours and are open to all UD students (including INS majors) wishing to add regional specialization to their course of study.

