Since 1969, the International Studies Program has been Trinity\u2019s primary destination for the interdisciplinary study of world regions and global interrelations. Today twelve faculty members hold whole or partial appointments in International Studies and over thirty others provide courses and advising that are essential to the program. This wide participation allows students to make connections among many of the departments and programs on campus. Interested in the Middle East? Take courses in History, Language and Culture Studies, Political Science, Religion, and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Interested in the movement of peoples and ideas? Take courses originating in our program, such as Black Internationalism, Global Migration, and Gandhi, King, & Nonviolence. Interested in language acquisition and study abroad? We require it.<\/p>\n
We graduate on average thirty students a year, a third to a half of whom are double majors. The language skills, in-depth engagement with one or more world regions, and critical approach to global interrelations that we require of our majors make it possible for them to go on to top Masters and PhD programs both in the U.S. and beyond, as well as a wide variety of careers, such as diplomacy, international law and business, and global health. Trinity\u2019s International Studies Program is both flexible and rigorous, opening doors and blurring borders in our interconnected world.<\/p>\n
The International \u200b\u200bStudies (INTS) Program houses six interdisciplinary majors: five \u201carea studies\u201d majors, which focus on a single world region, broadly and flexibly defined (African Studies; Asian Studies; Caribbean and Latin American Studies; Middle East Studies; and Russian and Eurasian Studies ), a\u200bnd the Global Studies major, which approaches global interrelations from a comparative, disciplinary, or thematic perspective.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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