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International Studies

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The International Studies certificate is designed to develop global perspective skills, critical thinking abilities, and the cultural sensitivity to work with people from all backgrounds. While some students use this course work as a stepping stone to graduate programs, others may utilize international studies in business consulting, journalism, education, public affairs, or any other area that requires an international and cross-cultural perspective. This program presents students with multiple course offerings to accommodate varied interests within the subject of International Studies. If you would like to discuss study options with an SCS adviser, call 312-503-1177 to schedule an appointment.

Certificate Requirements (Choose 6 Courses)

* Economics courses typically require prerequisite courses. See individual course descriptions. Other courses with international topics may be applied to this program.

Note: Not all of the above courses are offered annually. Related courses may be substituted, with the approval of the Assistant Dean.

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