Bachelor of Arts - International Affairs

Study a range of global issues from climate change and economic development to human rights and religious disputes. Students start with a foundation in history, political science and economics to help them understand the roots of these issues from multiple angles. From there, students will choose a concentration in an area they're most interested in. Choose from area studies, cross-cultural studies, international political economy, international political-military relations, peace studies or global sustainable development.

Students can round out their education with a semester abroad or in Washington, D.C., at Marquette's Les Aspin Center. Gain even more hands-on experience with internships, research and clubs. Graduates will be equipped to use their knowledge and skills to promote peace, justice and sustainability across the globe — and be a changemaker in the international community.