The interdisciplinary major in
Organizational Communication
Intercultural and International Organizations
Suggestions for students who want to work in corporations and nonprofit organizations
that have an intercultural or international focus.
A minor in Global Studies or a foreign language is highly recommended.
Courses below seem to be best if your interest is in intercultural and/or international organizations; however, they are not required. You may take any of the courses approved for General Education and for the Cognate in the Organizational Communication major.
General Education - 41 hours
Suggestions for General Education: From among the 41 hours required in the General
Education, we recommend specific courses in two areas which seem pertinent to intercultural
and international organizations.
Humanities and/or Fine Arts:
HUM 2610 Foreign Literature in Translation
HIST 1120 Survey of World Civilization II
Social/Behavioral Sciences:
AAS 2100 Introduction to African-American Studies
ANTH 2010 Cultural Anthropology
GEOG 2000 Regional Geography
Organizational Communication major - 33 hours
Please talk to your advisor about requirements in the major.
Cognate - 18 hours
Please look over the Cognate list and choose courses that sound interesting and will help you with your career goals.
Electives - 28 hours
Suggestions for Electives: For your elective hours, we recommend you choose more courses
listed in the Cognate or from the following list.
- ABAS 2500 Wine Appreciation
- ABAS 3200 International Wine Industry
- CSCI 1150 Computer Orientation
- ECON 3540 Japanese Economy and Business
- ENGL 3300 Native American Literature
- ENGL 3360 Multicultural Literature of the United States
- GEOG 3420 Geography of Latin America
- GEOG 3440 Geography of Asia
- GEOG 3460 Geography of the Former Soviet Union
- GEOG 3470 Geography of Africa
- GEOG 4500 Geography of the Middle East
- HIST 3140 Latin American History
- HIST 3150 Global History
- HIST 3160 Study Abroad in Africa
- HIST 4440 The Middle East
- HIST 4450 Japan
- HIST 4460 China
- HIST 4490 Mexico and the Caribbean
- HIST 4690 Native American History
- INFS 1010 Social Networking
- PS 3210 International Relations
- RS 3020 Comparative Religion
- RS 4050 Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- SOC 2150 Introduction to Latin American Studies
(same as 2150 in SPAN, PS, ART, ANTH, and GEOG) - SW 3100 International Social Work
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