Applied Political Economy Courses
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Required Courses:
Political Science 202 - Introduction to International Relations
Political Science 360 - International Political Economy
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Students must also have upper division economics. Taking Economics 330 is strongly preferred, yet it is difficult to enroll in that course except during the summer term. Given recent (2000) changes in policy at the School of Business and Public Administration, what you take from upper-division Economics/BPA offerings will be negotiated with your Track Advisor and the Director of IDS/IS. At this time (Fall 2000) it is preferred that students in the APE Track take one of three clusters of courses that, added together, give a decent grounding in international economics.
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A. Economics Cluster:
Economics 300 - Microeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions
or Economics 361 - Intermediate Microeconomics
Economics 330 - Macroeconomic Institutions and Policy
or Economics 332 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
B. International Business Certificate Cluster:
Economics 340 - International Economics and Policy
Economics 449 - International Business Environments
Economics 350 - International Business Practices
C. Minor in BPA Cluster:
BAD 301 - Global and Financial Economics and Strategies
BAD 302 - Human Side of Organizations
BAD 303 - Applications of Marketing Concepts and Tools to Business and Society
In addition, the APE track requires students to take at least three courses from among the following (courses not taken from the above list are implicitly on this list): Starred (*) courses are very highly recommended for those in APE.
Political Science 340 - Politics in Advanced Industrial Nations
Political Science 454 - Theories of International Relations
Political Science 455 - American Foreign policy
Political Science 456 - International Law
Political Science 461 - Feminist and International Relations Theories
Political Science 485 - National Security Policy
Economics 405 - Comparative Economic Systems
Economics 442 - International Macroeconomics
Economics 443 - International Trade Theory
History 440 - United States: 1945 to Present
History 450 - History of American Foreign Relations Since 1914
Geography 373 - Political Geography
MIS 450 - International Dimensions of Information Technology
If you have any additional questions please email:
Dr. Wayne Decker - wdecker@email.arizona.edu
or
Dr. Karna Walter. - karna@email.arizona.edu
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