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The North Atlantic Security Studies minor/certificate program is an interdisciplinary program combining courses that focus on NATO and related security issues. Students interested in this minor should see Dr. S. Victor Papacosma - Director, Lemnitzer Center for NATO and European Union Studies and advisor for North Atlantic Security Studies, 128 Bowman Hall on the Kent Campus, telephone: 330/672-7980 or via email: spapacos@kent.edu The curriculum is as follows: |
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Required Course: History 38095 NATO, the Enduring Alliance (3 credits) or History 47597 Colloquium on NATO (3 credits) |
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Electives: 18 hours chosen from at least two of the following areas: Economics, Geography, History or Political Science: |
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Economics: |
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| International Economic Relations - 3 credits | |
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Geography: |
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| Geography of Europe - 3 | |
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History: |
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| History of British Empire and Commonwealth Since 1815 - 3 | |
| Modern European History 1914 -1945 - 3 | |
| Modern European History 1945 - Present - 3 | |
| Russia, 1801 to Present - 3 | |
| U. S. Foreign Relations From 1920 - 3 | |
| History of the Balkans: 1914 to Present - 3 | |
| Colloquium in 20th Century European Diplomacy - 3 | |
| Colloquium in Twentieth-Century U. S. Foreign Relations - 3 | |
| Political Science: | |
| European Politics - 3 | |
| International Organization and Law - 3 | |
| .U. S. Foreign Policy - 3 | |
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Total Hours: 21 |
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Note: No more than 9 hours counted for the certificate may be in the major field. |
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Minimum cumulative 2.00 GPA required. |
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