Major in Third World Studies (B.A.)

(to be taken only with another major)

ANT200E	Introduction to Anthropology*	3
SCS387	Cross-Cultural Experience	3

Six credits from any four of the areas listed below(None of these may come
from the department of the student's other major.) 24

Anthropology and Sociology
   ANT312G*    ANT371G*
   ANT314G*    SCS383G*

Biblical and Theological Studies
BIB331G* BIB334G* THE401

Economics
ECO101 ECO305 ECO320G*

History
   HIS201E*    HIS207E*    HIS241F*    HIS327G*
   HIS204E*    HIS217F*    HIS304G*    HIS372G*

Modern World Languages
   Spanish or French at the intermediate level or above
or any indigenous language of the third world at any level

Political Science
POS202E* POS241F* POS327G*

Psychology
PSY220E* PSY301G*

	30
Major from another department: (minimum 30 credits)	30
General Education:	50-51
Electives:	11-12
TOTAL:	122

* A student may also choose to use this course to meet a General Education requirement.

A student should consult the coordinator of the third world studies major as early as possible in the program.

Additional requirements for a major in third world studies:

1. At least 12 credits (may include SCS387) must be focused on a single geographic area (e.g., Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia). This focus can be achieved, for example, by a term paper or major project in the course, or by supplementary readings. These courses must be pre-approved by the coordinator of the third world studies major.
2. Integrative, culminating experience in the student's senior year. This course must be chosen in consultation with the coordinator of the third world studies major. It can often be the Senior Seminar of the student's other major, provided it allows a third-world focus.