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IA class of 2011 wearing the sashes of their country of study (click for larger image)

IA class of 2011 wearing the sashes of their country of study (click for larger image)

International Affairs Dual Major

Happy Returns ~ IA alumni sharing their journey from campus to career

Feb. 14-15: Meet Harold Mendéz '96 (IA/Kinesiology),
hear him share his career as a Latino sports agent.
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Expand your global horizons

Expand your global horizons and extend your career opportunities into the international arena by combining any major on campus with International Affairs. Majors which have been combined with International Affairs include:

Anthropology English Teaching Nursing
Arts Environmental Conservation Philosophy
Biology European Cultural Studies Political Science
Business Administration French Psychology
Civil Engineering Geography Russian
Communication German Sociology
Economics History Spanish
Electrical Engineering Humanities Tourism Planning & Development
English Linguistics  
English/Journalism Mechanical Engineering  

Multi-disciplinary IA courses are taught by faculty from many different departments. The courses are designed to help students appreciate the complex interrelationships and interdependencies among nations and peoples and to equip students with the analytical skills and broad perspectives necessary for both public and private sector international careers. For more career ideas utilizing your major, refer to University Advising and Career Center's What Can I do With Major? page.

Policy, Curriculum and Requirements

Requirements for the international affairs dual major have been updated and will apply to students who enter UNH beginning fall 2010. Please click the appropriate entry date for the requirements.

  I entered UNH before fall 2010.

     Geography competency exam is required if you took IA 401 before fall 2010 --
     offered once per semester → Tuesday, April 3, 2012, 7:00-9:00 pm, Hamilton-Smith 126.
     Reference National Geographic Student Atlas of the World (third edition).

  I entered UNH in fall 2010 or later.

For more information on the International Affairs Dual Major, call (603) 862-3721 or e-mail us at international.affairs@unh.edu.

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