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The International Studies Program at Fairfield offers a unique, interdisciplinary program focused on addressing international problems and issues. Through a wide range of courses, the program aims to heighten global awareness while addressing conflicts stemming from gender, race, nationality, class, environment and development. Complementary Studies and International Opportunities Students complement their International Studies major with coursework in related departments like politics, economics, sociology, history or foreign languages, and in the Dolan School of Business. Many students also pursue related interdisciplinary programs, such as environmental studies, women's studies, peace and justice, and area studies with which International Studies works especially closely. They also study economics and business emphasizing multinational organizations and regional trade pacts, economic and political systems, socio-cultural structures, microfinance and diversities that have operational significance for community and economic development and international business. The International Studies Program reinforces multidimensional learning with real-world experience through language studies, service learning, Model United Nations, the Undergraduate Journal of Global Citizenship, internships, and study abroad opportunities, and through work with our faculty in research projects. Therefore students are expected to engage in one or more of these forms of experiential learning.
Program overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The International Studies Program at Fairfield offers a unique, interdisciplinary program focused on addressing international problems and issues. Through a wide range of courses, the program aims to heighten global awareness while addressing conflicts stemming from gender, race, nationality, class, environment and development. Complementary Studies and International Opportunities Students complement their International Studies major with coursework in related departments like politics, economics, sociology, history or foreign languages, and in the Dolan School of Business. Many students also pursue related interdisciplinary programs, such as environmental studies, women's studies, peace and justice, and area studies with which International Studies works especially closely. They also study economics and business emphasizing multinational organizations and regional trade pacts, economic and political systems, socio-cultural structures, microfinance and diversities that have operational significance for community and economic development and international business. The International Studies Program reinforces multidimensional learning with real-world experience through language studies, service learning, Model United Nations, the Undergraduate Journal of Global Citizenship, internships, and study abroad opportunities, and through work with our faculty in research projects. Therefore students are expected to engage in one or more of these forms of experiential learning.
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Bachelor Degree in International Studies
1073 North Benson Road, Fairfield, United States
48 monthsProgram duration
Area StudiesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
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Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
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