Program checklist · Minor

Minor in Applied International Studies

Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA

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Program

Award: Minor
Total credits (published): 57-72
Catalog edition: 0319
Checklist type: degree-program
Description: The Minor in Applied International Studies (AIS) is a comprehensive program designed to help students integrate a practical, applied international experience into a coherent course of study that builds the skills necessary for a career in a globalized world. The minor is built around four key principles: proficiency in cross-cultural communication skills, which can include language skills; theory, combined with field experience; concentrated study in a region or topical area of choice; and applied research skills.

Identifiers

IPEDS UNITID: 166683
CourseShelf checklist: CK_166683_b08fa3e1
CollegeTransfer.Net: Institution Transfer Profile
Source: CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Tier I: Gateway Subject

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Choose one subject from the following list:

6 items

11.005
Introduction to International Development
Not resolved to a course
17.41
Introduction to International Relations
Not resolved to a course
17.46
US National Security Policy
Not resolved to a course
17.50
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Not resolved to a course
21L.020[J]
Globalization: The Good, the Bad and the In-Between
Not resolved to a course
21H.009
World History and Its Fault Lines Since 1800
Not resolved to a course

Tier II: Regional Focus via Language and Culture

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Two subjects 1

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Tier III: Topical Focus

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Three subjects. Tier III topical focus could include, but is not limited to, the following: international relations, international development, international economics, trade, globalization, comparative politics, international urban planning, security studies. 2

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International Experience

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MISTI summer or D-Lab summer experience that is at least 8 weeks.

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