Requirements and Courses
Requirements
To complete the minor, you must complete eighteen (18) hours including the following:
1. HIS 2370: History of Warfare
- 3 credit hours
- Offered every Fall semester ONLY)
2. Fifteen (15) credit hours selected from list of Applicable Courses
- Students may count ONE course for both their major and this minor; contact your advisor for details about how to make that happen.
- Special Topics and Study Abroad courses will be considered; contact Military Studies Director for approval.
- Courses not included on the Applicable Courses list but contain a significant military emphasis or component will also be considered; contact Military Studies Director with questions and include course syllabus and detailed description.
Applicable Courses
ARTH 3352: Greek Art & Archeology
ARTH 4361: Greek Painted Pottery
ARTH 4364: Roman Sculpture
ARTH 4369: Greek & Roman Sport & Spectacle
AS 4301: Defense Studies
CLA 3350: Ancient Warfare
ENG 3363: War Literature
HIS 3314: Global Maritime History
HIS 3345: European Military History
HIS 3373: American Revolution and Constitution
HIS 3375: The Civil War and Reconstruction
HIS 3388: American Military History to 1890
HIS 3389: American Military History since 1890
HIS 4313: War and Peace in the Middle East
HIS 4354: Religion and War in U.S. History
HIS 4357: Inter-American Relations
HIS 4379: The Cold War
HIS 4390: U.S. Foreign Relations to 1919
HIS 4391: The Vietnam War
HIS 4392: U.S. Foreign Relations since 1919
JOU 3367: Principles of Advertising and Public Relations
JOU 3372: Writing for Media Markets
JOU 3376: History of American Journalism
JOU 4365: Social Media for Strategic Communications and Journalism
JOU 4380: Law and Ethics of Journalism
PHI 4301: War and Morality
PSC 3315: Fundamentals of International Politics
PSC 3325: Ethnopolitical Conflicts
PSC 3335: Contemporary American Foreign Policy
PSC 3345: Making American Foreign Policy
PSC 3355: The Causes of War
PSC 4316: Grand Strategy
PSC 4346: Intelligence and Covert Action
PSC 4355: Power, Morality, and International Relations
PSC 4384: Principles of Political Development
PSC 4386: Russia and the World
PSC 4388: Ukraine in Europe
PSC 4395: Terrorism
REL 3394: War and Peace in the Christian Tradition
SOC 4309: Social Psychology
SOC 4366: Social Movements
Not all courses are offered every semester; check Schedule of Classes for current offerings.