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These are the courses that have been approved for international studies major in the past and for the current and coming semester. We have also included language courses and certain relevant lower-division courses in the list. You can refine your search by selecting a term, region, theme, instructor, and/or meeting time to the left. You can also refine the list on the fly by clicking directly on an instructor's name, a schedule, or a Croft region or theme. The selectors currently refining your search will appear below and can be cleared if you click on them. Note that this listing is subject to change, and where it conflicts with what is shown on my.olemiss, the information on my.olemiss is correct. If you are not an international studies major or minor and would like to request permission to take an Inst 300-level class, use our Inst 300-level interest form.

Term
Area
Instructor
Language
Schedule
Subtype
Term
Course
Section
Title
Area
Instructor
Language
Schedule
Room
Prerequisite
Description
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 110
    Section 1
    Intercultural Comm: Predeparture
    Core
    Johnson
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 111
    Section 1
    Intercultural Communication: Reentry
    Core
    Johnson
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 201
    Section 1
    African Studies
    Core
    Guthrie
    M W F 11:00A-11:50A
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 203
    Section 1
    East Asian Studies
    Core
    Martin
    T TH 11:00A-12:15P
    Croft Room 204
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 205
    Section 1
    European Studies
    Core
    Fransee
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 205
    Section 2
    European Studies
    Core
    Negy
    T TH 01:00P-02:15P
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 207
    Section 1
    Latin American Studies
    Core
    Sylvander
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 209
    Section 1
    Middle Eastern Studies
    Core
    Hickman
    T TH 11:00A-12:15P
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 315+
    Section 1
    Topics in Middle Eastern Studies
    ME
    Pitts
    M W 03:00P-04:15P
    Croft Room 204
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Famine and Feasting: Foodways of the Middle East

    This class considers Middle East food studies from a transdisciplinary perspective. Contemporary and historical approaches mix to illuminate the region from a novel perspective. Instead of seeing the Middle East’s foodways in isolation, the course takes a global approach to consider the social contexts that make food and make food meaningful. Our analysis moves between fields, factories, markets, kitchens, restaurants, and beyond. Famine will also be seen in a comparative dimension with African and South Asian case studies.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 318+
    Section 1
    Topics in Global Studies
    IGP
    Negy
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Croft Room 202
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Communism as a Global Ideology

    This course focuses on the ideology of communism as a global and cultural movement. Students will first examine its socialist precursors and then study the specific philosophical tenets of communism as described by its original proponents Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. After covering the first communist takeover in Russia, the course will then follow the trajectory of the ideology’s transmission from the Soviet Union to other countries around the world spanning the years of World War II through the end of the Cold War.Specific case studies will include Cuba, North Korea, East Germany, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 328+
    Section 1
    Contemporary Russia
    EU
    First
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Contemporary Russia

    This interdisciplinary course on contemporary Russian politics and culture will focus on the last 20 years, during which Russia emerged from the difficult transition of the 1990's to become once again a world power. While focused on the Russian Federation, the course will also study many of the other nations that emerged from the ashes of the Soviet Union in 1991, and the continued tension between Russia’s assertion of a sphere of influence and the expansion of pan-European institutions such as the European Union and NATO. This course also examines the vast cultural and social changes that have affected the Russian people since the fall of communism.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 342+
    Section 1
    Globalization and East Asia
    EA
    Guo
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Croft Room 204
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Globalization and East Asia

    This course provides an in-depth and multi-disciplinary look at the phenomena, causes, and consequences of globalization. Although most of the course content has a regional focus on East Asia, the theoretical and empirical foundations of many of the issues covered in this course are not strictly constrained to this part of the world and can be easily applied elsewhere. The course starts with a broad historical overview, then turns to the explanations of globalization, and then later discuss the consequences of globalization.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 365+
    Section 1
    Populism in Latin America
    LA
    Centellas, M.
    M W F 01:00P-01:50P
    Croft Room 204
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Heroes & Villains: Populism in Latin America

    Gain a working knowledge of populism in Latin America (and beyond), from different disciplinary perspectives focusing on two broad questions: who are “populists” and what is “populism.” Explore how debates about what leaders, movements, parties, or governments qualify as “populist” are often driven by different disciplinary and methodological approaches. Develop and apply individual conceptual understanding of “populism” in an independent research paper.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 371+
    Section 1
    International Trade and Globalization
    GEB
    Acuna
    M W F 11:00A-11:50A
    Croft Room 202
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    International Trade and Globalization

    This course will explore the causes and consequences of international trade and investment as a leading cause of globalization. The course will study international migration through the lens of international trade models. The course will discuss who benefits and who loses and consider potential policy implications. In the last part of the course, the political economy of trade will be introduced in order to understand the motives behind bad trade policy.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 375+
    Section 1
    Global Health
    GH
    Centellas, K.
    T TH 01:00P-02:15P
    Croft Room 204
    International Studies Majors and Minors Only, or by Special Permission

    Global Health

    The course aims to provide a theoretical and substantive understanding of the field of global health from a social science perspective. What makes “global health” a field of study at all and why does it matter? Key topics that will be covered include: communicable disease, non-communicable disease, political economy of development, neoliberalism/developmentalism/colonialism, metrics and counting, social determinants of health, ethics, and globalization.

  • Spring 2024
    Inst 381
    Section 1
    Research Methods for INST Majors
    Methods
    Schaaf
    M W 03:00P-04:15P
    Croft Room 107
    International Studies Majors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 385
    Section 1
    Internship in International Studies
    Elective
    Gowan
    International Studies Majors Only; Contact Dr. Gowan for Information
  • Spring 2024
    Inst 431
    Section 1
    Oral Proficiency Interview
    Core
    Seniors Only
  • Spring 2024
    Anth 311+
    Section 2
    Topics in Anthropology
    ME
    Hickman
    T Th 02:30P-03:45P
    Lamar Room 555 Conference Room

    Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa

  • Spring 2024
    Anth 345
    Section 1
    Korea: People, Places, and Futures
    EA
    Martin
    T TH 01:00P-02:15P
    Croft Room 203
  • Spring 2024
    Anth 360+
    Section 1
    Political Ecology
    IGP SCI
    Sylvander
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Lamar Room 518 Conference Room

    Political Ecology (Cross Listed with Geog 360)

    This course explores socio-environmental dynamics and the politics of environmental change from an interdisciplinary political ecology perspective. It covers a range of pressing natural resource and environmental issues and provides students with the tools to evaluate them critically. The goal is to demonstrate how environmental problems, decision-making, and the distribution of environmental costs and benefits are inherently political and power-laden."

  • Spring 2024
    Anth 392+
    Section 1
    Field Study: Culture of the Andes
    LA
    Centellas, K.
    T TH 04:00P-05:15P
    Lamar Room 519
    Limited to Fulbright-Hays Bolivia 2024 Participants

    Interdisciplinary study of the Andes, emphasizing the continuing encounter between European and indigenous civilizations. Topics include theories of social change and identity formation, religious and cultural syncretism, indigenous political and social movements, and the region's socioeconomic development. Taught on campus in preparation for Bolivia component. 

  • Spring 2024
    Anth 409
    Section 1
    Anthropological Theory
    SCI
    Mendoza
    M W F 01:00P-01:50P
    Lamar Room 555 Conference Room
  • Spring 2024
    Bus 321
    Section 1
    International Business
    GEB
    Novicevic
    M W 08:00A-09:15A
    Holman Room 39
  • Spring 2024
    Bus 321
    Section 2
    International Business
    GEB
    Novicevic
    M W 09:30A-10:45A
    Holman Room 39
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 202
    Section 6
    Principles of Microeconomics
    Lower Div
    Acuna
    M W F 01:00P-01:50P
    Croft Room 107
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 202
    Section 7
    Principles of Microeconomics
    Lower Div
    Acuna
    M W F 10:00A-10:50A
    Honors College Room 208
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 324
    Section 1
    Experimental Economics
    GEB
    Van Boening
    M W 02:30P-03:45P
    Conner Room 113
    Econ 202, Econ 203
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 398
    Section 1
    Intermediate Microeconomics
    GEB
    Moen
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Holman Room 38
    C Minimum in Econ 202 AND Math 261 OR Math 267 OR Math 271
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 399
    Section 1
    Intermediate Macroeconomics
    GEB
    Rich
    T TH 08:00A-09:15A
    Conner Room 111
    C Minimum in Econ 203 AND Math 261 OR Math 267 OR Math 271
  • Spring 2024
    Econ 417
    Section 1
    Labor Economics
    GEB
    Kolesnikova
    M W 02:00P-03:15P
    N. Res. College Room 113
    Econ 398
  • Spring 2024
    Fin 331+
    Section 1
    Business Finance I
    GEB
    Van Ness
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Lamar Room 129
    Accy 202 AND Econ 202 AND Econ 203 AND Econ 230 or BUS 230

    Multiple Sections Available

  • Spring 2024
    Hst 332
    Section 1
    Europe since 1945
    EU
    Esposito
    M W F 11:00A-11:50A
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 340
    Section 1
    Postcolonial Europe
    EU
    Fransee
    T TH 01:00A-02:15A
    Bishop Room 105
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 342
    Section 1
    History of Germany since 1890
    EU
    Corban
    T TH 04:00P-05:15P
    Honors College Room 108
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 345
    Section 1
    Russia in the Era of Total War
    EU
    First
    T TH 11:00A-12:15P
    Bishop Room 104
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 351
    Section 1
    Muslim World - Middle Ages to WWI
    ME
    Trepanier
    T TH 01:00P-02:15P
    Bishop Room 104
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 366
    Section 1
    Race and Ethnicity in Latin America
    LA
    Sullivan-Gonzalez
    M W 01:00P-02:15P
  • Spring 2024
    Hst 386
    Section 1
    Capitalism and Communism in Modern China
    EA
    Howard
    M W F 10:00A-10:50A
    Bishop Room 324
  • Spring 2024
    Mgmt 371
    Section 2
    Principles of Management
    GEB
    Yang
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Holman Room 39
  • Spring 2024
    Mgmt 371
    Section 3
    Principles of Management
    GEB
    Beu Ammeter
    M W F 09:00A-09:50A
    Holman North Room 120
  • Spring 2024
    Mgmt 371
    Section 6
    Principles of Management
    GEB
    Johnson
    M 01:00P-01:50P
    Holman North Room 122
  • Spring 2024
    MIS 309+
    Section 1
    Management Information Systems
    GEB
    Sullivan
    T 03:00P-05:30P
    Conner Room 12 (Lab)

    Multiple Sections Avaliable

  • Spring 2024
    Mktg 351+
    Section 1
    Marketing Principles
    GEB
    Cousley
    M W F 01:00P-01:50P
    Holman Room 30 (Auditorium)

    Multiple Sections Available 

  • Spring 2024
    Phil 328
    Online 1
    Biomedical Ethics
    GH
    Smyth
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 321
    Section 1
    Politics of Latin America
    LA
    Love
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 332
    Section 1
    Ethnic Conflict and International Terror
    IGP
    Huber
    M W F 02:00P-02:50P
    Bryant Room 111
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 335
    Section 1
    Intl. Politics of Nuclear Weapons
    IGP
    Nordstrom
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Lamar Room 127
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 337
    Section 1
    Asia in World Affairs
    EA
    Guo
    T TH 08:00A-09:15A
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 363
    Section 1
    War in World Politics
    IGP
    Huber
    M W F 09:00A-09:50A
    Conner Room 112
    Pol 103
  • Spring 2024
    Pol 386
    Section 1
    European Political Economy
    EU
    Cooper
    T TH 04:00P-05:15P
    Bryant Room 111
  • Spring 2024
    PPL 329
    Section 1
    Economic Geographies of Globalization
    IGP
    Sellar
    T TH 11:00A-12:15P
    Trent Lott Institute Room 213
    Instructor Approval Required
  • Spring 2024
    PPL 330
    Section 1
    Global Border Policies
    IGP
    Sellar
    T TH 01:00P-02:15P
    Trent Lott Institute Room 113
    Instructor Approval Required
  • Spring 2024
    PPL 376
    Section 1
    Policymaking and Governance in China
    EA
    Chen
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Trent Lott Institute Room 113
    Instructor Approval Required
  • Spring 2024
    Psy 321
    Section 1
    Social Psychology
    GH
    Richmond
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Farley Room 202 (Auditorium)
    Psy 201
  • Spring 2024
    Rel 325
    Section 1
    Chinese Religions: Confucianism & Daoism
    EA
    Lan
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Bryant Room 200
  • Spring 2024
    Soc 315
    Section 1
    Leisure and Popular Culture
    SCI
    Oh
    T TH 04:00P-05:15P
    Lamar Room 132
  • Spring 2024
    Soc 325
    Online 1
    Sociology of Gender
    SCI
    McDowell
    Soc 101 OR Junior Standing
  • Spring 2024
    Fr 322
    Section 1
    Contemporary French Culture
    EU
    Wellman
    French
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Hume Room 215
    Fr 303
  • Spring 2024
    Span 321
    Section 1
    Spanish Culture and Civilization
    EU
    Sanchis-Sinisterra
    Spanish
    M W F 11:00A-11:50A
    Hume Room 215
    Span 303
  • Spring 2024
    Span 322
    Section 1
    Spanish American Culture/Civilization
    LA
    Allen
    Spanish
    T TH 09:30A-10:45A
    Bishop Room 333
    Span 303
  • Spring 2024
    Span 322
    Section 2
    Spanish American Culture/Civilization
    LA
    Fionda
    Spanish
    T TH 04:00P-05:15P
    Bondurant Room 006C
    Span 303
  • Spring 2024
    Span 361
    Section 1
    Cinema in Spanish
    EU
    Klodt
    Spanish
    T TH 02:30P-03:45P
    Bondurant Room 116W
    Span 304