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International Policy

The International Policy concentration is designed to prepare new professionals for international opportunities in an accelerating world economy. Working closely with interdisciplinary faculty from Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Agricultural and Resource Economics, and other departments and colleges, this concentration prepares students for positions in international settings through a range of policy analysis tools and cross-cultural competencies. Working closely with OSU International Programs and the International Comparative Rural Policy Studies Consortium, the International Policy concentration helps students planning to study, conduct research, or arrange internships in other countries.

OSU International Programs: http://oregonstate.edu/international/
International Comparative Rural Policy Studies Consortium: http://www.icrps.com/
 

Minimum 16 credit hours of the following courses:

  • ANTH 571 - Cash, Class and Culture [3 credits]
  • AREC 533 - International Agricultural Development [3 credits]
  • AREC 543 - Markets and Trade [3 credits]
  • COMM 526-International Communication [3 credits]
  • COMM 546-Communication in International Conflict and Disputes [3 credits]
  • ECON 540 - International Trade and Policy [4 credits]
  • ECON 541 - International Finance Theory and Policy [4 credits]
  • ECON 555 - Economic Development [4 credits]
  • PS 546 - East Asian Political Economy [4 credits]
  • PS 549 - Topics in Comparative Politics [4 credits]
  • PS 551 - American Foreign Policy [4 credits]
  • PS 552 - Alternative International Futures [4 credits]
  • PS 554 - International Law and Organizations [4 credits]
  • PS 555 - The U.S. As Viewed From Abroad [4 credits]
  • PS 556 - International Politics of East Asia [4 credits]
  • PS 557 - U.S.-China Relations [4 credits]
  • PS 559 - Topics in International Relations [4 credits]
  • PS 577 - International Environmental Politics and Policy [4 credits]
  • SOC 521 - Social Change and Modernization [4 credits]
  • SOC 560 - Comparative Societies [4 credits]
  • SOC 566 - International Development: Gender Issues [4 credits]

Other pertinent courses at OSU may be selected subject toapproval of the MPP Committee. Decisions about the elective courseof study will be based on matching the student's needs and preparation with the MPP program.