INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
The World at Your Fingertips
As an International Studies major, you will learn to recognize the cultural context of political issues and to see the bigger picture. You will also gain the benefits of a liberal arts education, including top-valued skills such as critical thinking, leadership, and written and oral communication. As a graduate, you can use these skills in just about any career! Our alumni pursue a wide variety of employment opportunities, though diplomacy, law, politics, teaching, community development, and non-profit organizations are particularly popular.
- Humanities Research Day
- Book Talk: "Will Work for Food: Labor Across the Food Chain"
- Distinguished Lecture Series: A public talk with Dr. Kim TallBear
- Distinguished Lecture Series on Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies: A Public Talk by Kim TallBear
- College of Liberal Arts Ambassadors Open House
- Distinguished Lecture Series on Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies: A Public Talk by Anna Tsing
- Distinguished Lecture Series on Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies: A Public Talk by Ruha Benjamin
- The Underwater Basilica of Nicaea
- Academic Book Publishing Information Day
- Blake Center Faculty Research Showcase