Students interested in International Studies should first contact the Director and set up an appointment.

Once a student chooses a region (e.g. European Studies), the track director for that region becomes the principal administrative contact for the student. In addition, students will choose a disciplinary academic adviser. Students who write a thesis may pick their thesis adviser from their disciplinary specialization and their second reader, who must be from a different department. The International Studies director is always available for consultation.

Step 1

Click the image below to track who is in charge of the various components of your IS degree.

Step 2

Use the links below to review the requirements for your track and to complete your Degree Audit Form.

• African Studies
• East Asian Studies
• European Studies
• Latin American Studies
• Middle East Studies
• Russian & East European Studies
• South Asian Studies

Step 3

Use this guide to see what courses count for the Regional Specialization.