INS 100S - Introduction to International and Global Studies
	This introductory course takes an interdisciplinary approach to explore key issues in International and Global Studies. Co-taught by a group of faculty from different disciplines who work in various world regions, the course is framed by an analysis of five key concepts: place, identity, relations, knowledge, and power. Every semester. Credit: 4

	INS 277 - Topics in International and Global Studies
	The study of a specialized topic in IGS not offered in the usual curriculum.  Prerequisites vary with the topic. Credit: 2-4

INS 280 - Explorations Abroad

In this interdisciplinary course, students will study various aspects of a foreign culture, travel to another country, and meet in seminars to discuss their observations and reflect upon their experiences. Each student will communicate his/her new understandings through an appropriate medium such as: a collection of reflective writings, sketches, photo essay, web site, or multimedia presentation. A trip fee will be charged in addition to tuition. May be repeated up to a total of 8 credits. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing and permission of instructor. Every three years. Credit: 2-4

	INS 377 - Topics in International and Global Studies
	The study of a specialized topic in IGS not offered in the usual curriculum.  Prerequisites vary with the topic Credit: 2-4

INS 400 - Capstone in International and Global Studies

This course will be cross-listed with an appropriate capstone course relating to International and Global issues. It is designed to provide a capstone experience for students with an International and Global Studies major. The students will produce original research on a topic in International and Global studies. They will provide a mid-semester plan and present their final research to the International and Global Studies Council. Prerequisite(s): Senior Standing. Every year. Credit: 4