International Studies
What is International Studies?
The International Studies major allows students to gain broader and deeper appreciation of other cultures and peoples. It involves significant lanauge study and classes to help students develop international competence. Each student chooses a particular geographic region: Europe, Latin America, Asia, or Africa and the Middle East.
| Department | Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program |
| Major | BA in Social Sciences Interdisciplinary - Concentration in International Studies |
| Address | 203 Clemens Hall |
| Phone | (716) 645-2245 |
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