Combined Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Master of Arts in International and Comparative Politics

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• Why Choose International Studies and International and Comparative Politics?
• Careers
• Academics and Curriculum
• Admission

Why Choose International Studies and International and Comparative Politics?

Do you have a passion for studying international cultures, including world politics, economics, art, and language? Are you looking for an advanced education option that lets you earn a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in a single program? The combined B.A. in International Studies and M.A. in International and Comparative Politics program is a time-and-money-saving option that can help you achieve your education goals more efficiently and at less cost.

The IS program helps you develop competency in civic engagement and social responsibility and promotes learning, scholarship, and community service. IS offers a varied curriculum, including studies in foreign language, art history, economics, religion, and more. It gives you the opportunity to tailor a program of study that fits your interests and goals, including study-abroad options. Learn more on the Bachelor of Arts in International Studies page.

The ICP program can help prepare you for a career in the global, political arena. It provides a pathway to a leadership career in multicultural or international organizations, government agencies, and the nonprofit sector. Study areas like global politics, government, economics, and societal infrastructure, with opportunities to study abroad. The program can help you develop the core values necessary for success in the field of international civil service. Learn more on the Master of Arts in International and Comparative Politics page.
 

Careers

This combination of degrees is perfect for leadership roles in areas such as:

• Government and foreign service
• International NGOs and nonprofits
• Academic teaching and research
   

Academics and Curriculum

View the Combined Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Master of Arts in International and Comparative Politics program information, degree requirements, and graduation planning strategy in the Academic Catalog. 
 

Admission

You can be admitted into the International Studies major after completing ENG 1100 or ENG 1140 with a grade of C or higher OR by completing at least two other Wright State Core courses taught by the college with a grade of “C” or higher. Admission into the combined program requires applying to the ICP M.A. program and alerting the program director of your intent to pursue the combined program. This should be done prior to your senior year of undergraduate work.