International Studies Major Study Abroad Requirement
For as long as the COVID-19 pandemic continues and study abroad options remain limited, the international studies major will accept the following programs toward the study abroad requirement offered through the Center of Global Education and Engagement.
- Remote International Internship Programs
- Global Citizenship Virtual Exchange Programs
What You’ll Learn
In our interconnected world, it’s important that students get a strong global perspective. This major provides a holistic, rigorous, and interdisciplinary approach to studying global issues. Our students graduate with the skills they need. They gain exceptional research, writing, and speaking skills; foreign language proficiency; and cross-cultural experiences.
Our International Studies degree could take you anywhere. Study international issues in Bolivia, Lebanon, or China. Take part in the popular EuroSim competition in Europe. Join a faculty member on a trip abroad. Or choose from many opportunities found only at Brockport.
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Curriculum
Gain practical experience and a degree. You will gain an understanding of the driving forces at work in the world today.
Explore a wide range of topics related to communication, cooperation, and conflict in different parts of the world. Challenge yourself to think in a global and practical context. You will be well trained to compete in international business, government, and public life.
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Admission Requirements
We recommend submitting first-year applications in October or early November. We decide your admission once you complete your application.
Next Deadline for Transfer Students
Fall Semester: August 1
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EuroSim
Gain first-hand experience in transatlantic relations. EuroSim is an annual international, intercollegiate simulation of the European Union (EU). Over 225 students and faculty from 20+ US and European institutions attend the conference. It’s a unique opportunity to work and learn in an exciting multicultural environment.
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Career Outlook
Our graduates go on to make a difference through professional careers.
They work in fields such as:- Business
- Government
- Nonprofit organizations
- Social services
- Consulting firms
“In my first semester, I had the opportunity to participate in an independent study with the goal of analyzing the causes of religious terrorism. I was not expecting to have this level of “hands-on” practical research offered to me. I am deeply grateful for these types of opportunities, and I strongly urge other majors to seek them out.” Joshua Fidler ’15