American College of Thessaloniki

	Title:	Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
	Brief Description:	ACT’s renowned BA in IR features career-track training in international diplomacy, with optional four-course specializations for degree candidates (in Diplomacy, Sustainability, and, in collaboration with the Division of Business, International Business)
General Education Requirements
	Requirements:	Major Requirements International Relations Requirements Anthropology 249 - Understanding Cross-Cultural Relations: The Anthropology of European Studies 211 - The Politics of the European Union European Studies 321 - Citizenship and Democracy in the European Union (Citizenship History 201 - Women in Modern Times History 245 - Foreign Policy of the USA (formerly History 342) Humanities 210 - Religions of the World Politics 201 - International Relations Politics 231 - International Law Politics 249 - The Politics of International Economic Relations Politics 299 - Dukakis Junior Seminar Politics 349 - Globalization Politics 350 - Senior Thesis Politics 351 - Senior Thesis II Courses with Complementary Methodology and Content (1 of the following is required) History 210 - World and Human Geographies Social Science 210 - Introduction to Global Studies and Human Geographies Courses with Complementary Methodology and Content (1 of the following is required) English 250 - Advanced Writing and Professional Communication Politics 215 - Media and Society IR Electives (3 of the following are required) Anthropology 221 - Ethnographic Accounts of Greek Culture Anthropology 222 - Greek Folklore Economics 232 - International Economics European Studies 212 - The Political Economy of European Integration Finance 210 - Money and Banking History 221 - Global Modernities: History of the Twentieth Century History 231 - Modern Greek History History 232 - Thessaloniki: A City and its Inhabitants History 246 - Introduction to American Cultural Studies (formerly History Humanities 221 - History on Film Management 218 - International Business Politics 202 - Political Theory Politics 207 - The Modern Greek Nation-State Politics 221 - The Balkans in Contemporary International Relations Politics 222 - Government and Politics in Southeast Europe Politics 229 - The US Federal Government Social Science 234 - Gender, Cultures and Societies IR Electives (6 of the following are required) Anthropology 308 - Ethnicity, Nations, and Nationalism European Studies 311 - The Idea of Europe European Studies 341 - European Integration and Transatlantic Institutions History 331 - Topics in Twentieth-Century Greek History Marketing 318 - Global Marketing Politics 301 - War and Peace in the Modern World Politics 303 - e-Politics Politics 304 - Women, Power and Politics (formerly Politics 204) Politics 305 - Women and International Development Politics 321 - US Policy in Southeast Europe Politics 331 - International Organizations Politics 332 - Human Rights Politics 333 - Diplomacy and Negotiation Politics 335 - Civil Society (formerly Politics 235) Other Degree Requirements Economics 102 - Introductory Microeconomics Free Elective - Free Elective Statistics 205 - Statistics I
For more information contact: Dr. Vlachos e-mail: pvla@act.edu, phone: 0030 2310-398221