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Where Can International Studies Take Me?

As undergraduate majors in International Studies, students develop transferable skills sought by a wide range of employers. These skills include: interdisciplinary knowledge of global regions and cultures, foreign language ability, analytic skills, as well as research, writing, and problem solving. International Studies majors find employment in businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, consulting firms, and the educational sector. International Studies majors have found employment in the US and in a variety of locations all around the world. 

Post-Doctoral

Senior Lecturer
MFA Candidate
Graduate Student
Associate Professor, College of Engineering
Graduate Student
Senior Lecturer
Graduate Student
PhD Candidate, Biology
Anthropology Ph.D. Student
Graduate Student
Anthropology USP Student
Associate Professor of Sociology
Assistant Professor of Law
Lecturer
Professor
MA Student
Postdoctoral Scholar
Associate Professor
Scientific Glassblower
Research Associate Senior
Chair, Political Science
Recruiting Operations Officer
Associate Professor
Emeritus Professor (Retired)
Associate Professor, Arabic and Islamic Studies
MALTT, 2021
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Biology - University of Kentucky, 2017
PhD Student- University of Kentucky
Director of TESL MA Program
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Winter 2023 International Studies Courses

Pathways

GEO 172—Human Geography

HIS 121—War and Society 1914-1945

PS 210—Introduction to Comparative Politics

PS 230—Introduction to International Relations

 

Arts & Culture

Comparative Politics & Societies

Global Development

GEO 261—Global Dynamics of Health & Disease

HHS 470—International Experience in Health Science

CPH 551—Comparative Health Systems

 

Africa & The Middle East

Spring 2024 International Studies Courses

Pathways

AAS/HIS 100: Introduction to African Studies

A-H 106: Renaissance to Modern Art

ANT 160: Global Cultural Diversity

ANT 225: Culture, Environment and Global Issues

ENG 142: Global Shakespeare

ENG 171: Global Literature in English

GEO 161: Global Inequalities

GEO 162: Introduction to Global Environmental Issues

GEO 172: Human Geography

HIS 104: History of Europe Through Mid-17th century

HIS 105: History of Europe from Mid-17th century to Present

HIS 121: War and Society 1914-1945

People

Senior Lecturer
MFA Candidate
Graduate Student
Associate Professor, College of Engineering
Graduate Student
Senior Lecturer
Graduate Student
PhD Candidate, Biology
Anthropology Ph.D. Student
Graduate Student
Anthropology USP Student
Associate Professor of Sociology
Assistant Professor of Law
Lecturer
Professor
MA Student
Postdoctoral Scholar
Associate Professor
Scientific Glassblower
Research Associate Senior
Chair, Political Science
Recruiting Operations Officer
Associate Professor
Emeritus Professor (Retired)
Associate Professor, Arabic and Islamic Studies
MALTT, 2021
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Biology - University of Kentucky, 2017
PhD Student- University of Kentucky
Director of TESL MA Program
Displaying 81 - 120 of 2491

Graduate Students

Senior Lecturer
MFA Candidate
Graduate Student
Associate Professor, College of Engineering
Graduate Student
Senior Lecturer
Graduate Student
PhD Candidate, Biology
Anthropology Ph.D. Student
Graduate Student
Anthropology USP Student
Associate Professor of Sociology
Assistant Professor of Law
Lecturer
Professor
MA Student
Postdoctoral Scholar
Associate Professor
Scientific Glassblower
Research Associate Senior
Chair, Political Science
Recruiting Operations Officer
Associate Professor
Emeritus Professor (Retired)
Associate Professor, Arabic and Islamic Studies
MALTT, 2021
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Biology - University of Kentucky, 2017
PhD Student- University of Kentucky
Director of TESL MA Program
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Fall 2023 International Studies Courses

Pathways

A&S 161: International Village, Then and Now

A-H 105-001: World Art Before 1400

A-H 106: Renaissance to Modern Art

AAS 100: Introduction to African Studies

ANT 160: Cultural Diversity in the Modern World

ANT 225: Culture, Environment, and Global Issues

CLA 135: Greek and Roman Mythology

CLA 191: Christianity, Culture and Society

ENG 142: Global Shakespeare

ENG 171: Global Literatures in English

GEO 135: Global Climate Change

GEO 161: Global Inequalities

Screening & Talk-Back: Before the Trees Was Strange

This event will consist in a screening of Mr. Derek Burrows' 2016 documentary film, Before the Trees Was Strange, which tells a complex story of how his family experienced race and racism in the Bahamas and the United States.  The screening will be followed by a talk-back session, in which audience members are invited to share experiences and discuss meanings with a panel, including, Mr. Burrows, law professor Dr. Melynda Price, and philosophers Dr. Gregory Fried, & Dr. Arnold Farr. The keynote event is made possible by the co-sponsorships of the Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies, Peace Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, Geography, Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures and Culture,International Studies Program at the University of Kentucky.

Dr. Fried and Mr. Burrows lead the Mirror of Race project, housed at Boston College.  It is an online archive of early American photography with interpretation that "serve[s] as an opportunity to reflect on what race means in the United States today—and what it can, should, and should not mean in the future." This screening and talk-back are part of the project's outreach efforts.

Final

 

Date:
Location:
Taylor Education Auditorium
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