Integrated International Studies

IIS 100 Introduction to Globalization (1)
IIS 100 introduces students to the structures and processes of globalization. IIS 100 is an interdisciplinary course that builds on maps, both concrete and metaphorical, as a means to understand these processes. Vigorous discussion of prominent writings and contemporary examples of globalization will cover physical, environmental, historical, political, economic, social and cultural perspectives on the global system. HSS; Staff

IIS 240 , 241 Japan Term I and II (1/2)
An interdisciplinary study-travel program in Japan. During the Fall Term, participants will develop individual research/study projects in conjunction with other Japan-related courses on campus. Travel to Japan during the December Break will combine group activities and individual projects. Participants will complete longer projects during the optional Winter term seminar. Prereq : Concurrent enrollment in a Japanese language course, HIST 242, and PHIL 114; or permission of the instructor; M.Schneider; R.Matsuda; W.Young;

IIS 248 Teaching Assistant (1/2 or 1)
Prereq : Permission of instructor; May be graded S/U at instructor's discretion; Staff

IIS 250 Independent Study (1/2 or 1)
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IIS 252 West African Politics and Globalization (1)
This course examines the economic, social, and political impact of globalization in West Africa (ECOWAS countries). Emphasis is laid on how West African leadership and masses respond to neoliberalism. Prereq : Sophomore standing or permission of the instructor; Cross Listing : BKST 252; E.Edi;

IIS 295 Special Topics (1)
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Integrated International Studies not covered in the usual curriculum.Staff

IIS 350 Independent Study (1/2 or 1)
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IIS 390 Senior Seminar (1)
Staff

IIS 395 Special Topics (1)
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Integrated International Studies not covered in the usual curriculum. Staff

IIS 400 Advanced Studies (1/2 or 1)
See College Honors Program. Staff