International Studies Local Certificates
San Antonio College Offers Three Certificate Programs in International Studies, International Studies in Latin America, and International Studies with emphasis on Middle Eastern and Islamic Culture.
Be Sure to scroll down to view requirements for all three
certificate options
International Studies Local Certificate
San Antonio College offers students the option of completing a 12-hour international concentration within their degree plan in order to encourage and
foster globally competent citizens. The concentration advances greater student comprehension and awareness of the changing realities of our world
and the increasing interdependence of nations as the twenty-first century unfolds. It prepares students to face the challenges of living and working in
a global community. Transnational forces, be they economic, environmental, or demographic, will continue to shape students' lives long after they
leave college. Today's job market especially requires employees who can successfully work in a globally interconnected and interdependent
environment. This concentration strives to increase students' knowledge of history, culture and languages from other countries. Through course work
in a variety of disciplines, this initiative also strives to promote greater awareness of the political, economic, environmental and social issues within an
international context that impacts U.S. citizens and residents at many different levels. Students completing this concentration will receive an
INSTITUTIONAL CERTIFICATE in International Studies.
REQUIREMENTS
To pursue an international concentration, students must successfully complete one of the following three-hour courses: IDST 2372 World History to 1500 (also listed as
History 2321), IDST 2373 World History Since 1500 (also listed as History 2322), or GOVT 2378 (Introduction to International Relations). In addition, they must successfully
complete 9 hours of courses identified as internationalized. These courses are listed below. Or they can also choose from the individual sections of
other courses designated in the course schedule as internationalized. These sections are also listed
below.
For Application Form, click here!
Internationalized Courses
ANTH 2351 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 2301 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology
ANTH 2302 - Introduction to Archeology
ARCH 1301/1302 - History of Architecture I and II
ART 1301 - Art Appreciation
ART 1303/1304 - Art History Survey I and II
IBUS 2339 - International Banking and Finance
IBUS 1305 - Introduction to International Business and Trade
IBUS 1354 - International Marketing Management
ENGL 1322/2322 - British Literature I and II
ENGL 2332/2333 - Readings in World Literature
ENGL 2373 - The Bible as Literature
ENGR 1370 - Engineering Problems
GEOG 1302 - Cultural Geography
GEOG 1303 - Geography of the World
GEOG 1304 - Geography of Middle America
GEOG 2305 - Geography of South America
GOVT 2304 - Introduction to Political Science
HIST 2311/2312 - Western Civilization I and II
HUMA 1301/1302 - Introduction to Humanities
HUMA 2319 - American Minorities
IDST 2372/2373 - World Civilizations I and II
(also listed as History 2321/2322)
IDST 2374/2375 - World Literature I and II
MRTS 1211 - History of Mortuary Science
MUSI 1306 - Music Appreciation
PHIL 1304 - Major World Religions
PHIL 2307 - Social and Political Philosophy
PLUS - Any Foreign Language class
Internationalized Sections of Courses
The following instructors have incorporated a global perspective into the sections of the following courses they teach. You may apply these sections towards completing your certificate. Please make a note of the instructors name and the semester you took the course when completing your application. Feel free to consult the instructor or contact Jonathan Lee at jlee@mail.accd.edu for further clarification.
Criminal Justice 1307 (Crime in America) Lloyd
Geography 1301 - (Physical Geography) Lambert
Government 2301 and 2302 (American Government) Rogers
History 1301 and 1302 (U.S. History) Lee, Keller, Poole
History 2301 (Texas History) McMillan, Poole, Clarkin
Mortuary Science 1211 (History of Mortuary Science) Allen Martin
Philosophy 1301 (Introduction to Philosophy) Schoenig
Sociology - IDST 2371 (Society and Social Issues) Pimentel
International Studies Certificate in Latin America
San Antonio College offers students the option of completing a 12-hour international concentration within their degree plan in order to encourage and foster globally competent citizens. This particular Local Certificate emphasizes Latin America studies and provides students greater expertise in this important topic. Increase political and economic linkages between the U.S. and Latin America necessitates improved understanding of the geographic, historical, cultural, political, and economic systems of that region.
For more information about this certificate, contact Jonathan Lee in the History Department at 733-2565 or jlee@accd.edu.
For Application Form, click here!
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES: 12-14 HOURS CREDIT HOURS
Students Must Choose One From: 3
GEOG 1303 Geography of the World
GEOG 1304 Geography of Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean
Students Must Choose One From: 3
ENGL 2372 The Literature of Mexico in Translation
GOVT 2378 Introduction to International Relations
HIST 2321 World Civilization to the Fifteenth Century (Same as IDST 2372)
HIST 2322 World Civilization Since the Fifteenth Century (Same as IDST 2373)
Students Must Choose Two From: 6-8
SPAN 1411 Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 1412 Elementary Spanish II
SPAN 2311 Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2312 Intermediate Spanish II
TOTAL HOURS: 12-14
International Studies with Emphasis on Middle Eastern and Islamic Culture Certificate
San Antonio College offers students the option of completing a 12-hour international
concentration within their degree plan in order to encourage and foster globally competent
citizens. This particular Local Certificate emphasizes Middle Eastern and Islamic Cultural
studies and provides students greater expertise in this important topic. Increased political and
economic linkages between the U.S. and the Middle Eastern/Central Asian region
necessitates improved understanding of the geographic, historical, cultural, political, and
economic systems of that region.
For more information about this certificate, contact Jonathan Lee in the History Department
at 733-2565 or jlee@accd.edu.
For Application Form, click here!
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES: 14 HOURS CREDIT HOURS
Students Must Take: 8
ARAB 1411 Beginning Arabic I
ARAB 1412 Beginning Arabic II
Students Must Choose Two From: 6
GEOG 1303 Geography of the World
HIST 2321 World Civilization to the Fifteenth Century (Same as IDST 2372)
HIST 2322 World Civilization Since the Fifteenth Century (Same as IDST 2373)
GOVT 2378 Introduction to International Relations
PHIL 1304 Major World Religions
TOTAL HOURS: 14
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