Global Governance and Advocacy, Undergraduate Certificate

This 15-18 credit hour certificate is designed for students of any major and non-degree students who seek an understanding of significant issues confronting the international community and advocacy strategies to address them.

Program Requirements

Required Courses (10 hours)

PSC 100	Introduction to Political Science	3(3-0)
PSC 150	Introduction to International Relations	3(3-0)
PSC 353	Model United Nations	3(3-0)
PSC 355	Model United Nations Lab	1-9(Spec)
PSC 555	International Law I	3(3-0)

Note: You may count only PSC 100 OR PSC 150, not both.

Note: PSC 355 is CR/NC only.

Electives (5-8 hours)

Select hours from the following:

PAD 412	Nonprofit Administration	3(3-0)
PAD 523WI	Fundamentals of Grant Writing and Management	3(3-0)
PSC 327	Lobbying and Interest Group Behavior	3(3-0)
PSC 354	Advanced Model United Nations	1-6(1-0)
PSC 355	Model United Nations Lab	1-9(Spec)
PSC 393	Practicum in Citizen Engagement	1-12(Spec)
PSC 395	Internship in Government and Politics	1-12(Spec)
PSC 453	American Foreign Policy	3(3-0)
PSC 513	Citizen Engagement in Public Life	3(3-0)
PSC 515	Comparative Public Policy	3(3-0)
PSC 556	International Law II	3(3-0)
PSC 557	War and Peace Studies	3(3-0)

Note: PSC 355 is CR/NC only.

Total: 15-18 semester hours