2025-2026 Academic Catalog
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Code | Title | Credits |
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I. Required Minor Courses | ||
Select a minimum of 9 credits of the following: | 9 | |
America at War | ||
The American Revolution | ||
The American Civil War | ||
Native American History | ||
The Vietnam War | ||
The Greek City | ||
The Roman Revolution | ||
The World of Alexander the Great | ||
The Later Roman Empire | ||
Early Modern and Reformation History, 1500-1650 | ||
French Empire | ||
The Age of Revolution and Napoleon | ||
Nazi Germany: History and Memory | ||
The Holocaust | ||
The Age of The Crusades | ||
Modern Military History | ||
World War II | ||
The Cold War | ||
Russia to Peter the Great | ||
Imperial Russia | ||
Twentieth-Century Russia | ||
Arab-Israeli Conflict | ||
Revolutionary China | ||
War and Medicine | ||
Subtotal | 9 | |
II. Approved Electives | ||
Select a maximum of 9 hours of the following: | 9 | |
A. History Electives | ||
Select up to six hours of the following: | ||
History of the United States | ||
Ancient History | ||
Introduction to European History | ||
History of the Modern World | ||
Intro to World History | ||
Conquest and Culture in Latin American Empires | ||
Conflict and Security in Modern East Asia | ||
African-American History | ||
African-American History | ||
History of China | ||
History of Africa | ||
History of the Balkans | ||
History of the Middle East | ||
History of Japan | ||
Gandhi in the Making of Modern India | ||
Modern Germany | ||
History of Technology | ||
The Renaissance World 1300-1500 | ||
B. Interdisciplinary Electives | ||
Select up to six hours of the following: | ||
International Studies (IS)/Political Science (PSCI): | ||
Geography of Global Conflict | ||
Food, War and Conflict | ||
Global Conflict and War | ||
Strategies of Modern Warfare | ||
Strategies of Modern Warfare | ||
Human Security | ||
Human Rights: Global Issues | ||
Far-right Violence in the United States | ||
National Security Strategy | ||
National Security | ||
Global Terrorism and Counterterrorism | ||
Global Terrorism and Counterterrorism | ||
Seminar in Diplomacy and Security | ||
Theories and Practices of International Conflict Management | ||
Political Science: | ||
Violent Political Change | ||
Religion and Culture (RLCL): | ||
Religion and Violence | ||
Management (MGT): | ||
Topics for Cadet Global Leadership Studies | ||
Naval Science (MN): | ||
Seapower and Maritime Affairs | ||
Evolution of Warfare | ||
Amphibious Warfare | ||
Military Science (MS): | ||
Military Science IV, Army Reserve Officer Training Corps | ||
Aerospace Science (AS): | ||
National Security Forces in Contemporary American Society | ||
Peace Studies and Violence Prevention (PSVP): | ||
Peace and Violence | ||
Conflict Resolution, Mediation and Peacebuilding | ||
Sociology (SOC): | ||
Globalization: Sociological Perspectives | ||
Military Sociology | ||
Subtotal | 9 | |
Total Credits | 18 |
To earn a minor in War and Society, a student must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 18 credits from the approved list of required courses and electives and achieve a minimum 2.0 GPA in all courses taken to satisfy the minor. No more than 6 credits of 1xxx courses may count towards the minor. No more than 50% of the graded course credit required for the War and Society may be double-count by a student also enrolled in a History Major or Minor. Students must take at least 6 hours at the 3000-4000 level. Substitutions are allowed for independent studies, special studies courses and undergraduate research, if the topic is appropriate and if the advisor has granted permission. All courses are 3 credits.
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