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The International Relations program provides a multidisciplinary exploration of comparative and global political studies. Integrating perspectives from political science, history, economics, geography, and anthropology, among other fields, students cultivate specialized expertise in areas like national security, diplomatic relations, economic development comparisons, and diverse political systems across global regions. The curriculum enhances critical thinking, verbal and written expression, and analytical skills while building the cross-cultural understanding needed to operate in an interconnected world. These competencies equip graduates with the analytical framework for professions and ventures that demand global awareness or address worldwide challenges. The program additionally facilitates networking with alumni and internship possibilities.
Graduates earning a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations with a U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security focus will enhance their: proficiency in interpreting, implementing, and articulating international relations frameworks to analyze political dynamics concerning American foreign policy and security matters. analytical and problem-solving capabilities in both independent and team environments. aptitude for reviewing, synthesizing, and utilizing political science scholarship to evaluate others' research and inform their own work. recognition of diversity's intricate political dimensions and consequences. capacity to analyze information critically and consider the ethical dimensions of modern political developments and global engagement. foundational research competencies encompassing study design, data evaluation, and interpretation.