BA in International Studies - International Security, Norms and Cooperation in Ann Arbor United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

This sub-plan involves coursework that enables students to analyze the global system of nation-states and diverse populations with both conflicting and shared interests. Key subjects include international relations, human rights, global security, international institutions, cross-border social movements, conflict resolution, and various forms of state and non-state violence. The International Studies program allows students to combine interdisciplinary courses, applying varied methodologies and frameworks to tackle worldwide issues. The curriculum strikes a careful balance between focused disciplinary study and interdisciplinary exploration. Learners craft personalized academic paths by selecting courses from across the university to cultivate comprehensive knowledge about the origins and impacts of global problems, along with potential solutions. The program's objective is to enhance students' ability to shift between analytical perspectives and methodological approaches, equipping them to comprehend, evaluate, and contribute to resolving pressing international concerns.