Minor in
International & Global Studies

Minors offer an excellent opportunity to broaden your expertise in a different field of study. By completing 15 credits, you can explore new areas of interest, complement your major, and diversify your academic experience.

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DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS

The Minor in International Studies at the Colin Powell School prepares students for careers in a wide array of fields, from diplomacy and global governance to NGOs and multinational corporations.

The Program draws on the rich diversity of City College’s student body as well as on the academic, institutional, and cultural resources of New York City to give students the skills and experience necessary to engage with the most pressing international and global issues of our day.


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15
Minor Credits


No Prerequisites
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Minor
Requirements

To obtain a Minor in International and Global Studies, students must complete at least 15 credits within the International and Global Studies program, of which 6 credits are in required courses. The remaining 9 credits are program electives. These courses must be chosen in consultation with a departmental advisor.

Career Opportunities
& Graduate School

Career Opportunities

The International and Global Studies Program is perched at an exciting and vital moment in higher education, as it prepares students with the cross-cultural and global perspective necessary for a range of careers from diplomacy and global governance to NGOs and multinational corporations.

Prepare for Graduate School

The International and Global Studies Program serves majors and minors by providing a firm foundation for graduate school. Most importantly, it provides all students with a framework for understanding themselves in the context of their community, nation, and world.

If you are interested in a Master’s Degree, check out the M.A. International Affairs program through the Political Science department.

Looking to study abroad? Learn more about CCNY’s Study Abroad opportunities.

Featured Courses

Here are some representative courses that an International Studies Minor might take when fulfilling the total 15 credits within the program including required courses and program electives.

For a full list of courses, please visit DegreeWorks or meet with anAcademic Advisor.

INTL 10100

Introduction to International & Global Studies (3 credits)
Required Course

INTL 20600

Global Social Theory
(3 credits) Required Course

PSC 20200

International Political Economy
(3 credits) Required Course

Elect 1

20000-level or higher
Elective (3 credits)

Elect 2

20000-level or higher
Elective (3 credits)

Elect 3

20000-level or higher
Elective (3 credits)

Student Resources

Contact Us

Any questions?

We’re here to assist! Whether you’re a student, alumni, or part of the community, don’t hesitate to reach out to the Department of Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Programs for more information or support.

 

Department of Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Programs
North Academic Center, Room 7/112
160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031
p. 212.650.8663

Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9.30am -5.00pm
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Faculty and Staff Directory

Omnia Khalil
NAC 7/112C
Dr. Omnia Khalil, Interim Director
International and Global Studies
Okhalil@ccny.cuny.edu
Stephanie Barnes
NAC 7/114
Stephanie Barnes,
Administrative Specialist
Sbarnes1@ccny.cuny.edu
Sarah Muir
NAC 7/114B
Dr. Sarah Muir (on sabbatical)
Director, International and Global Studies
smuir@ccny.cuny.edu