International Studies - Chestnut Hill College

International Studies from Chestnut Hill College is a Campus Certificate International studies degree that prepares you for a Science career. The International Studies Certificate program enables students, in any major, to become more aware of the growing interdependence of nations. Courses with a multi-cultural dimension and an international focus, as well as the study of languages, broaden horizons and prepare participants to be agents in solving problems in a positive and peaceful way. An internship with an international dimension provides realistic experience and enhances career opportunities in the United States and abroad. This concentration will be noted on the student's permanent transcript. Requirements: Five courses, chosen by individual students in consultation with their international studies advisor, which focus on a specific topic. Examples of topics: Ecology and Environment in an International context; Multinational Corporations and International Business; Children and the Family in an International context; Multiculturalism in the Arts, etc. The choice of courses should be interdisciplinary in nature and may be used to fulfill major and Ways of Knowing requirements. Although the course plan and focus should be finalized by the first semester of junior year, it is recommended that students begin their program in their first year. Foreign Language Competency. The student must reach a minimum of intermediate mid on the ACTFL oral proficiency scale. The ACTFL oral proficiency interview or an equivalent will assess the student's level. An internship with an international dimension, related if possible to the focus and the language. Internships abroad are encouraged. A Global Studies Course (G1201) required of all students. View more details on Chestnut Hill College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related International studies courses.