55 credits

1. JSIS C 201, JSIS C 202; JSIS B 380/CHID 380; JSIS 201
2. 35 additional credits in comparative religion courses, of which at least 15 must be at the 300 level or above, selected from the three rubrics of textual canons, historical traditions, and social contexts and cultural forms. The distribution must include at least 5 credits and no more than 20 credits in any particular rubric.

Competency in a language other than English through the second-year college level (proficiency requirement prior to graduation), plus 50 credits as follows:

1. Introductory Courses: 15 credits from JSIS 200, JSIS 201, JSIS 202, JSIS 203, RELIG 201, RELIG 202.
2. Political Economy: 5 credits from list of approved courses. Refer to department website for list of approved courses.
3. Culture, Power & Religion: 5 credits from list of approved courses. Refer to department website for list of approved courses. No overlap allowed with courses chosen in "Concentration I/Themes".
4. Concentration I/Themes: 10 credits from one of following themes: (1) Environment and Health; (2) States and Markets; (3) Culture, Power and Religion; (4) Technology, Security and Diplomacy; (5) Rights and Movements. Refer to department website for list of approved courses.
5. Concentration II/Regions: 10 credits in one of the following regions: (1) Africa; (2) Americas; (3) Europe; (4) Russia/Eastern Europe/Central Asia; (5) Asia; (6) Middle East; (7) Arctic. Refer to department website for list of approved courses.
6. Capstone Experience (5 credits): JSIS 495 or JSIS 498
7. Minimum 25 credits taken in 300/400 level courses.
8. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA in courses applied to the major.

80 credits

1. 30 credits or second-year equivalent language training in a language appropriate to student's concentration, plus 50 credits as follows:
2. Either JSIS 203 or JSIS A 207 (5 credits)
3. JSIS 201 (5 credits)
4. An Asian civilization course in student's concentration chosen from JSIS A 212/HSTAS 212, JSIS A 241/HSTAS 241, JSIS A 242, HSTAS 201, HSTAS 202, HSTAS 211, JSIS A 206, JSIS A 221/HSTAS 221 (5 credits)
5. 35 credits of approved coursework from one regional or country concentration, or from the general Asia concentration
6. Approved research paper required in one of the upper-division concentration courses
7. Minimum grade of 2.0 in all courses counted toward the major (except first- and second-year language courses, where grades must average 2.00)
8. 30 of the 35 credits required for the concentration requirement must be taken in residence through the UW.

30 credits or second-year-equivalent French language training, plus 53 credits as follows:

1. JSIS 200, JSIS 201, JSIS 202; ECON 200, ECON 201; JSIS A 356, JSIS A 498
2. Minimum 18 credits from approved Canadian Studies elective course list

50 credits plus language proficiency

Modern European language through second year, either through proficiency test or successful completion of an applicable second college-level year (e.g., Spanish 203). See approved list.

1. JSIS A 301 (5 credits)
2. JSIS 201 (5 credits)
3. European history (10 credits from approved list)
4. Global elective (5 credits from approved list)
5. European Studies electives (20 credits from approved list; minimum 15 credits at 300-400 level)
6. European Studies senior capstone: JSIS A 494 or JSIS A 495 (5 credits)
7. Minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA in all European Studies major courses

50 credits

1. Either proficiency in one Jewish language, completion of two years (or equivalent) in one Jewish language, or completion of one year each (or equivalent) in two different Jewish languages. See adviser for approved Jewish languages. Students who wish to satisfy language requirements by demonstrating sufficient knowledge may take a proficiency examination. See department adviser for information.
2. Introductory Courses (15 credits): JSIS C 145; JSIS C 250/HSTCMP 250; one of JSIS 200, JSIS 201, or JSIS 202
3. Minimum 35 credits of electives from an approved list. May include up to 10 credits from the second year of Jewish language courses. See adviser for approved list.
4. Minimum 25 credits at the 300-400 level
5. Maximum 15 credits from an approved UW Study Abroad program (exclusive of language)
6. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA for courses applied to the major

52 credits plus language training, as follows:

1. Training in two foreign languages of Latin America and the Caribbean, to include the sixth quarter (or equivalent) of one language chosen from Spanish, Portuguese, or French, and the third quarter (or equivalent) of a second of these languages
2. JSIS 201
3. Latin American History (10 credits): Courses to be selected from an approved list.*
4. Contemporary Latin America (15 credits): Courses drawn from a range of disciplines including anthropology, comparative literature, geography, international studies, and Spanish. See program website for a complete list of courses.
5. Electives (15 credits): Courses on Latin America, the Caribbean, and international studies selected from an approved list*
6. Interdisciplinary Seminar: JSIS A 486, JSIS A 492, or another course chosen from an approved list of research seminars
7. JSIS 493: Senior paper or project

*See department website for list of approved courses.

Minimum 28 credits

1. Foundation Coursework (9 credits): ARCTIC 200; OCEAN 235; ARCTIC 401
2. Integrative Experience (3 credits): ARCTIC 400
3. Electives (minimum 16 credits): see adviser for approved list
4. Minimum two courses from the approved social sciences list
5. Minimum two courses from the approved sciences list
6. Minimum one course with North-Star designation; may be combined with social science or science elective offering
7. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA for courses applied to the minor
8. Minimum 15 credits taken from outside student's major requirements
9. Minimum 15 credits 300- and 400-level coursework
10. Minimum 15 credits completed in residence through the UW

 30 credits as follows:

1. JSIS C 201, JSIS C 202
2. 15 additional credits in comparative religion courses or joint-listed equivalents
3. 5 additional credits chosen from comparative religion courses or from an approved list of electives. See department website for approved list of courses.

25 credits

1. Minimum 5 credits from history and 10 credits from contemporary Greece (see department website for list of approved courses) (15 credits)
2. Electives (see department website for list of approved courses) (10 credits)
3. Minimum 15 credits at the 300-400 level

30 credits:

1. 10 credits chosen from JSIS 200, JSIS 201, JSIS 202
2. 15 credits in JSIS B-prefix courses, including at least 10 credits at the 300 or 400 level (courses with other JSIS prefixes are not eligible, but JSIS 478 may be counted).
3. 5 additional credits chosen from courses in any of these prefixes: JSIS A, JSIS B, JSIS C, JSIS D
4. Minimum 2.0 grade required in each course applied toward the minor.

30 credits

1. 30 credits from at least three departments whose approved courses are shown on the African Studies website
2. Minimum 15 credits at the 300 level or above
3. Minimum 5 credits from the approved list of courses on the African diaspora
4. Minimum 10 credits from the approved list of courses on Africa
5. Maximum 10 credits of language courses, which may include 5 credits at the third-year level or above from the Africa-relevant languages of Arabic, French, or Portuguese and 10 credits of Swahili at the second-year level or above
6. Other courses not on the website may be approved by the program office.
7. Minimum 15 credits completed through the UW
8. Minimum 2.0 grade in each course applied toward the minor

25 credits

1. JSIS A 356 and JSIS A 498 (10 credits)
2. 15 credits of electives chosen from an approved list. See department website for approved list of courses.
3. Minimum grade of 2.0 in each course applied to the minor
4. Minimum 15 credits toward the minor completed through the UW

30 credits

1. HSTAS 211 and either JSIS C 202 or one additional introductory Asian civilization course (10 credits)*
2. 10 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from the China history/social science electives list*
3. 5 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from the China history/social science list or the China arts/literature electives list*
4. 5 additional credits chosen from: the China history/social science electives list*, or upper-division transfer courses on China, or Chinese language beyond second-year level.
5. Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor

*See department website for list of approved courses.

30 credits

1. NEAR E 210/JSIS A 210 (5)
2. NEAR E 211/JSIS C 211 or NEAR E 212/JSIS C 212 (5)
3. 10 credits in Islamic religious traditions and texts, chosen from an approved list (see department website)
4. 10 credits in history, society, and culture of Islam, chosen from an approved list (see department website)
5. Minimum grade of 2.0 in each course counted toward the minor

25 credits

1. JSIS A 301 (5 credits)
2. JSIS 201 (5 credits)
3. European Studies elective courses (15 credits from approved list)
4. Language proficiency through first-year (from approved list)
5. Minimum 15 credits at the 300-400 level

30 credits

1. JSIS A 241/HSTAS 241 or JSIS A 242 and one course on a different Asian civilization (10 credits)*
2. 10 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from the Japan history/social science electives list*
3. 5 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from either the Japan history/social science list or from the Japan arts/literature elective list*
4. 5 additional credits chosen from: the Japan history/social science electives list*, or upper-division transfer courses on Japan, or Japanese language beyond second-year level.
5. Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

30 credits as follows:

1. JSIS C 145; JSIS C 250/HSTCMP 250 (10 credits)
2. 20 credits of Jewish studies courses from an approved electives list. See adviser or department website for list of approved courses. May include up to 5 credits of Jewish language courses.
3. Minimum 15 credits at the 300-400 level
4. Minimum 15 credits taken in residence through the UW
5. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA for courses applied to the minor

30 credits

1. JSIS A 212/HSTAS 212 and one additional introductory Asian civilization course (10 credits)*
2. 20 credits of electives, 15 of which must be taken through the UW, to include: (a) 10 credits chosen from the list of core courses*; (b) 5 credits chosen from the list of core courses or the list of electives*; (c) 5 additional credits chosen from: the Korea history/social science electives list*, or upper-division transfer courses on Korea, or Korean language beyond second-year level.
3. Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

30 credits as follows, plus foreign language:

1. One year of Spanish or Portuguese, or equivalent proficiency
2. At least 5 credits in history chosen from an approved list*
3. At least 15 credits chosen from an approved list of courses on contemporary Latin America*
4. At least 10 additional credits chosen from the history or contemporary Latin America lists, or from an approved list of electives*
5. At least 20 of the 30 credits must be completed through the UW (UW foreign study programs included).
6. Minimum 2.0 grade required in each course applied toward the minor.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

28-30 credits

1. Two courses chosen from JSIS A 210/NEAR E 210, JSIS A 215/NEAR E 213, ANTH 318, HIST 161, or HIST 163
2. 20 credits of electives chosen from the approved list. See department website for list of approved courses.
3. Study of a Middle East language is encouraged, but not required. A maximum 5 credits in Arabic, modern Hebrew, Persian, or Turkish language beyond the first-year level may be applied toward the 20 credits of approved electives. No credits from any first-year language course may be counted.
4. No more than 12 credits counted in the minor may also be counted toward requirements of a major.
5. Minimum 15 credits of 300-/400-level courses
6. Minimum 15 credits completed in residence through the UW
7. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA in courses applied to the minor.

30 credits from courses in at least three disciplines

1. JSIS A 301 (5 credits)
2. An approved modern REECAS survey course chosen from the approved list* (5 credits)
3. 20 credits of electives at the 300 level or above, chosen from the approved list*
4. Study of a regional language is encouraged, but not required. Maximum 10 credits of BCS, Czech, Estonian, Kazakh, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, Uighur, or Uzbek language beyond the first-year level may be applied toward the 30-credit total.
5. Minimum 15 credits completed in residence through the UW
6. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA in courses applied to the minor
7. Minimum 18 credits outside student's major
8. Participation in service learning and Study Abroad programs in completing minor requirements is encouraged.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

30 credits

1. HSTAS 202 or JSIS A 200 (5 credits)
2. One additional introductory Asian civilization course (5 credits)*
3. 15 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from the approved list*
4. 5 additional credits chosen from: the South Asia history/social science electives list*, or upper-division transfer courses on South Asia, or a South Asian language beyond second-year level
5. Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

30 credits

1. JSIS A 221/HSTAS 221 (5 credits)
2. One introductory Asian civilization course (5 credits)*
3. 15 credits of electives taken through the UW, chosen from the approved list*
4. 5 additional credits chosen from: the Southeast Asia history/social science electives list*, or upper-division transfer courses on South Asia, or a Southeast Asian language beyond second-year level.
5. Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor.

*See department website for list of approved courses.

25 credits

1. PORT 202, PORT 203, PORT 301 (PORT 299 may substitute for PORT 202 or PORT 203) (15 credits)
2. Two courses from the following: JSIS A 243, JSIS A 410, JSIS A 365/PORT 365, PORT 366, JSIS B 436/POL S 436, HSTLAC 482, JSIS A 355/SOC 355 (5 credits may be cross-listed with the student's major or from another minor/certificate) (10 credits)
3. Minimum 15 credits at the 300-400 level
4. Minimum 20 credits taken at the UW

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