International Affairs Program
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International Affairs
Congratulations to the Class of 2017 IA Dual Major Graduates!
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International Affairs
Deepen your international engagement and global competencies.
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International Affairs
No matter which college you're in at UNH, take advantage of this complementary program.
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International Affairs
Work one-on-one with advisors to craft an individualized plan of study.
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International Affairs
Explore the world.
The most pressing matters of our time — migration, climate change, violent conflict, human rights, economic globalization, epidemics — transcend national boundaries and require a global response. The International Affairs (IA) program at UNH equips students from any of the five colleges to take on these global challenges through rigorous, interdisciplinary coursework, extensive second language study and cultural immersion in another country. Students can combine the IA dual major or minor with any other major on campus and graduate as critically minded and responsible global citizens ready to contribute meaningfully to the world in a range of fields.
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Wednesday, May 24, 2017
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Friday, May 19, 2017
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Monday, April 24, 2017
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017
The IA Dual Major
- Pairs with ANY major on campus
- Requires seven courses, plus second language courses to the advanced (632) level
- Many courses can double-count for Discovery requirements and other minor requirements
- An International Experience — study abroad, directed research, internship or service/volunteer
experience — of at least eight weeks - A capstone research project drawing on the international experience, typically presented at the UNH Undergraduate Research Conference
- Does NOT require more than the usual 128 credits to graduate, as distinguished from a dual degree
The IA Minor
- Pairs with and complements ANY major on campus
- Requires four courses, plus second language courses to the intermediate (504) level
- Many courses can double-count for Discovery requirements and other minor requirements
- Includes an international experience — study abroad, directed research, internship or
service/volunteer experience — of at least three weeks or four credits
Knowledgeable advisors work one-on-one with studens to craft an individualized plan of study. This strong advising component makes it possible to fit IA — including the international experience — into the student's regular curriculum at UNH, along with primary major and Discovery requirements
Alumni Profiles
Sarah (Lemelin) MacDonald '10
International Marketing Manger
London, England
Majors: International Affairs / Communication
Language: French
Study Abroad: Semester at Sea