The International Development Studies major provides students with the opportunity to study and evaluate economic development theories/models, development planning, development programming, grassroots development projects, democratization, gender issues in development, urban problems, and other factors that affect the development process.

LOWER-DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
COURSE	TITLE	UNITS
ECO 101	Principles of Economics I *	3
ECO 102	Principles of Economics II *	3
ACC 201	Principles of Financial Accounting	4
BUS 212	Principles of Management	4
MTH 203	Introduction to Statistics	3
	TOTAL	17

UPPER-DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
COURSE	TITLE	UNITS
BUS 412	Leadership	4
BUS 470	Nonprofit Organization Management	4
BUS 480	International Business	4
ECO 315	Theories Of Economic Development	4
ECO 410	International Economics	4
ECO 450	History of Economic Thought	4
ECO 460	Applied Econometrics	4
ECO 470	Contemporary Development Planning	4
Four units from:
BUS 301	Legal Environment of Business	4
BUS 332	Principles of Marketing	4
BUS 382	Entrepreneurship	2
BUS 489	Business Internship	2-4
ECO 320	Urban Economics	2
ECO 360	Public Finance	2
ECO 380	Money and Banking	4
ECO 440	Racial And Gender Issues In Economics And Education–WS	2
ECO 490	Special Studies in Economics	4
POL 230	Introduction To International Relations	4
POL 350	Rebuilding Devastated States	2
POL 420	United States Foreign Policy	4
POL 435	Global Governance	4
POL 450	Issues Of Global Human Rights	2
SOC 201	Cultural Anthropology-GE	3
SOC 350	Urban Sociology	3
	TOTAL	36
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSE
COURSE	TITLE	UNITS
PHL 211	ETHICS **	3
*	Fulfills the general education requirement in  the Social World.
**	Fulfills general education requirement in Philosophy.