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International Relations

AndrewChen — 2006-08-26 22:43:35

fixed some links; -acronyms; changed some wording

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- * Peace and Security: - * Main courses - ["Political Science"], ["history"], political philosophy, social conflict ["sociology"] - * Global Environment, Health & Natural Resources: - * Main courses - ["Environmental Science and Policy" ESP], ["Atmospheric Science" ATM], ["Environmental and Resource Sciences" ERS], ["Geology" GEL], ["Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources" AMR], ["Environmental Toxicology" ETX] - if you don't know what those are, this probably wouldn't be your focus - * People and Nationalities:	+ * Peace and Security: + * Main courses - ["Political science"], ["history"], political philosophy, social conflict ["sociology"] + * Global Environment, Health & Natural Resources: + * Main courses - ["Environmental Science and Policy"], ["Atmospheric Science"], ["Environmental and Resource Sciences"], ["Geology"], ["Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources"], ["Environmental Toxicology"] + * People and Nationalities:
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- Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of other courses--if they fit in your tract--also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geography"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].	+ Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. Many other courses also count as well, if they fit in your tract, including courses from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geography"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women and Gender Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or ["International Agricultural Development"].
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- There are clubs and organizations around campus that are closely related to the International Relations major. These include ["International Relations Student Association"] (["IRSA"]), the ["International Affairs Journal"](["IAJ"]), and ["Model United Nations"](["MUN"]).	+ There are clubs and organizations around campus that are closely related to the International Relations major. These include ["International Relations Student Association"] (["IRSA"]), the ["International Affairs Journal"] (["IAJ"]), and ["Model United Nations at UC Davis"] (["MUN"]).

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-04-26 11:28:29

fixed geographY link

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- Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of other courses--if they fit in your tract--also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geograph"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].	+ Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of other courses--if they fit in your tract--also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geography"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].

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DanWollrich — 2006-03-13 22:06:18

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- Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of courses however - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geograph"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].	+ Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of other courses--if they fit in your tract--also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geograph"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].
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	+ There are clubs and organizations around campus that are closely related to the International Relations major. These include ["International Relations Student Association"] (["IRSA"]), the ["International Affairs Journal"](["IAJ"]), and ["Model United Nations"](["MUN"]).

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KateWaterman — 2005-12-05 22:17:55

link 'er up

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- * Main courses - Political Science, history, political philosophy, social conflict sociology	+ * Main courses - ["Political Science"], ["history"], political philosophy, social conflict ["sociology"]
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- * Main courses - ESP, ATM, ERS, GEL, AMR, ETX - if you don't know what those are, this probably wouldn't be your focus	+ * Main courses - ["Environmental Science and Policy" ESP], ["Atmospheric Science" ATM], ["Environmental and Resource Sciences" ERS], ["Geology" GEL], ["Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources" AMR], ["Environmental Toxicology" ETX] - if you don't know what those are, this probably wouldn't be your focus
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- * Main courses - Anthropology, globalization, ethnicity studies, urban sociology studies, colonialism	+ * Main courses - ["Anthropology"], globalization, ethnicity studies, urban sociology studies, colonialism
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- Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. A lot of courses however - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, or even International Agricultural Development.	+ Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: ["history"], ["political science"], ["sociology"], ["anthropology"], ["economics"], and language courses. A lot of courses however - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from ["Community and Regional Development"], ["Geograph"], ["Theatre and Dance" Drama], ["Women's Studies"], ["African American and African Studies"], ["East Asian Studies"], ["Religious Studies"], or even ["International Agricultural Development"].

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JasonAller — 2005-05-07 20:40:14

link

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- The undergraduate major in International Relations is an '''interdisciplinary program''' focusing on economic, security, environmental and socio-cultural issues affecting the global community. There are four basic tracts to choose from:	+ The ["Majors" undergraduate major] in International Relations is an '''interdisciplinary program''' focusing on economic, security, environmental and socio-cultural issues affecting the global community. There are four basic tracts to choose from:

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FrankWu — 2004-11-24 08:21:45

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- Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. Most courses - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, and even International Agricultural Development.	+ * World Trade & Development: + * Main courses - Economics, 2 possible sub-focuses: Developing Economies, Advanced Economies + * Peace and Security: + * Main courses - Political Science, history, political philosophy, social conflict sociology + * Global Environment, Health & Natural Resources: + * Main courses - ESP, ATM, ERS, GEL, AMR, ETX - if you don't know what those are, this probably wouldn't be your focus + * People and Nationalities: + * Main courses - Anthropology, globalization, ethnicity studies, urban sociology studies, colonialism + + Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. A lot of courses however - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, or even International Agricultural Development.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-11-23 22:34:10

need a space before bullets

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FrankWu — 2004-11-23 22:18:56

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FrankWu — 2004-11-23 22:17:55

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FrankWu — 2004-11-23 22:17:31

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FrankWu — 2004-11-23 22:16:46

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- The undergraduate major in International Relations is an '''interdisciplinary program''' focusing on economic, security, environmental and socio-cultural issues affecting the global community. Four tracks of study build a level of expertise in each of these areas. Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. Most courses - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, and even International Agricultural Development.	+ The undergraduate major in International Relations is an '''interdisciplinary program''' focusing on economic, security, environmental and socio-cultural issues affecting the global community. There are four basic tracts to choose from: + + World Trade & Development: Main courses - Economics, 2 possible sub-focuses: Developing Economies, Advanced Economies + Peace and Security: Main courses - Political Science, history, political philosophy, social conflict sociology + Global Environment, Health & Natural Resources: Main courses - ESP, ATM, ERS, GEL, AMR, ETX - if you don't know what those are, this probably wouldn't be your focus + People and Nationalities: Main courses - Anthropology, globalization, ethnicity studies, urban sociology studies, colonialism + + Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. Most courses - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, and even International Agricultural Development.

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FrankWu — 2004-11-23 19:44:07

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	+ The undergraduate major in International Relations is an '''interdisciplinary program''' focusing on economic, security, environmental and socio-cultural issues affecting the global community. Four tracks of study build a level of expertise in each of these areas. Because IR is a program and not a department per se, most major courses include: history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and language courses. Most courses - if they fit in your tract also count as well, even if they're from Community Regional Development, Geography, Drama, Women Studies, African-Studies, East Asian Studies, Religious Studies, and even International Agricultural Development. + + + Official Webpage: [http://intlrel.ucdavis.edu/]