Choose FOUR from the following:
- Subject
- ISPR
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 3
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- catalog.sjf.edu
22 courses with the subject ISPR, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Choose FOUR from the following:
Through a series of articles, case studies, and films, this course explores global issues from the disciplinary perspective of international studies. Topics of focus include human rights, the production, trafficking and abuse of illegal narcotics, extremism and terrorism, various forms of corruption, human migration and immigration, human trafficking, poverty and development, etc. As they critically r Attributes: LC YLIB
Students study and practice skills central to academic and professional research through the development of independent, inquiry-based projects. In their projects, students assert, support, and integrate their own positions into scholarly conversations based in research. Students develop competency in the location, evaluation, analysis and documentation of sources that represent a range of different p Attributes: RW YLIB ZRES
The course examines the political, economic and social conditions of contemporary Ireland (including both the Republic and Northern Ireland), relations between the two parts, and Ireland’s role in the world. Origins, current conditions and prospects for the future will be considered. Attributes: CC ISRS YLIB
The course will compare military thought of different historical, cultural and political settings ranging from the US and Western Europe to the East (Russia, Japan, China), and from Machiavelli and Clausewitz to Mao and Giap. This will provide for the understanding and analyzing of selected contemporary global security issues. Attributes: P3 YLIB ZRES
The course exposes students to theories and practices of humanitarian actions around the world. It is also a critical investigation into issues generated by humanitarian interventions. Attributes: YLIB ZRES
The course will trace the evolution of military thought from the Renaissance to the present day, and the impact these ideas have had on war. Material is developed around the major thinkers and theories that have been the foundation of military doctrine and strategy, providing a solid basis for understanding and analyzing selected contemporary functional and regional security issues. Attributes: CIA YLIB
The global study of women requires considering different cultures, religions, and forms of government. This course studies contemporary issues through a gender perspective and considers the ways in which this perspective is useful in broadening our understanding of women’s lives and concerns in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa. Examines the role of women in the struggle for human rights, environ Attributes: CC ISFS WGST YLIB
Washington Experience semester is offered through The Washington Center. Permission of the advisor, department chair, and TWC liaison (Dr. Monica Cherry) is required to register. Typically offered:
Washington Experience semester is offered through The Washington Center. Permission of the advisor, department chair, and TWC liaison (Dr. Monica Cherry) is required to register. Typically offered:
Washington Experience semester is offered through The Washington Center. Permission of the advisor, department chair, and TWC liaison (Dr. Monica Cherry) is required to register. Typically offered:
An internship with a company or agency in the Rochester area, which includes the opportunity to work in the area of international affairs or a related subject. Permission of the Program Director is required to register. Attributes: YLIB
An opportunity for a student to engage in research or study in an area or topic not regularly covered in the program. Completion of the Independent Study/Tutorial Authorization form is required. Typically offered:
This is the first course in the series ISPR 497-498, which must be taken in this sequence or concurrently. ISPR 497 students will work through the process of planning a major research paper, preparing a proposal (including a consideration of research design), selecting faculty readers, and completing an annotated bibliography. Permission of the Program Director is required to register. Attributes: YLIB
Modern Language 211 or higher (3) The choice of language may necessitate additional competency prerequisites. One semester in a study-abroad program The course ITDY 250 - Short-term Study Abroad, may substitute for the semester abroad requirement with the approval of the ISPR program director. Total: 36 credits Note: Seniors who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 may apply to become honors majors. If accepted, ISPR 498H - Honors in International Studies is taken in place of ISPR 49
Source: St. John Fisher University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61