Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs (Interdisciplinary) - Peace Studies

The International Affairs major offers students an interdisciplinary approach to studying global issues such as pandemics, climate change, racial justice, economic inequality, religious conflict, and war. Courses in history, politics, and economics help you understand the roots of these challenges from multiple angles. Courses in language and culture help you understand differences in how people view these challenges. Armed with a comprehensive understanding of global issues, our students leave Marquette qualified for internationally oriented careers. The International Affairs major allows students to focus on the types of issues that most interest theme. Students can choose among five concentrations: Area Studies, Cross-Cultural Studies, International Political Economy, International Political-Military Relations and Peace Studies. Students may also create their own concentration.

The Peace Studies concentration examines international escalation, crisis and de-escalation as well as the cycle of conflict as it has occurred and continues to occur around the world, focusing on economic, religious and political clashes as well as competition for resources in a changing climate and pandemic. Students concerned with international injustice, humanitarian relief and nonviolence can pursue courses in international communication, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, as well as politics and economics to understand both the origins of conflicts and strategies used to resolve them.

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