The Certificate in International Relations requires satisfactory completion (with a "B" average) of 18 credits of international relations coursework, including a core area and survey and advanced coursework in some combination of the 4 subfields of international relations. Indicate below which courses you have taken, when they were taken, and the grade that was received.

Name ____________________________________ Graduation Date _______________

(as desired to appear on Certificate)

Core (both courses required)

_____ INR 2001 International Relations Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 3603 International Relations Theory Term _____ Grade _____

Introductory Subfield Courses (at least 3 courses required)

_____ INR 3102 The U.S. & World Affairs Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 3333 Introduction to Security Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 3084 Culture and World Politics Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4034 Pol of the World Economy Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4502 International Institutions Term _____ Grade _____

Advanced Subfield Courses (at least one course required)

_____ INR 3303 The Making of U.S. For. Policy Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4035 Rich and Poor Countries Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4204 Comparative Foreign Policy Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4083 War and Peace in World Pol. Term _____ Grade _____

_____ INR 4244 Int. Pol. of Latin America Term _____ Grade _____

If you have not completed at least 18 credits within the guidelines delineated above, indicate on a separate sheet what courses you have taken that you believe should substitute for the one or more of the above courses and provide a justification for each.

Return Completed applications, along with an unofficial transcript, to Prof. DiMuccio at Grinter Hall 439 or Turlington Hall 3324. Deadline for Spring applications is April 1 of the year in which you intend to graduate; for students graduating in December, the deadline is November 15 of the intended graduation year.