Bachelor of Arts in International Studies

You can concentrate in either global security or global development, and consider a double major in politics and government, economics, or modern languages and cultures. At UHart, the world can be your classroom Seventy-five percent of our international studies student study abroad for a semester, a year, or during our Winterterm or Summerterm. You can concentrate in either global security or global development, and consider a double major in politics and government, economics, or modern languages and cultures.

If you are interested in a careers in government, business, education, the nonprofit sector, or certain areas of law, the international studies program gives you a solid foundation. It also is appropriate to prepare for graduate studies in a variety of fields. The program requires 15-32 credits, including core courses and electives in the Global Security or Global Development track. The Bachelor of Arts in International Studies students will: Gain an understanding of global issues through an interdisciplinary perspective which includes language, culture, history, economics and politics. Understand and appreciate diverse perspectives, and utilize a variety of methods with critical reflection. Develop a cultural, economic, historical and political awareness of the role the United States plays in the world. Gain expertise in a particular thematic focus within the field of international studies. Demonstrate second-year proficiency in a language other than English. Develop research competence in the field of international studies. Develop strong analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills.

Official transcript/record from each high school (secondary school) you have attended.
The IB and AP testing scores are not required for admission but may help to support your academic record.
You will be required to present the following results: GPA 2.75 (out of 4.0)
IELTS - 6.5
TOEFL IBT - 80
Duolingo - 110