Academics

CICS programs offer instruction encompassing the ideas, methods, and approaches of multiple disciplines. CICS also offers a rigorous, undergraduate interdisciplinary International Studies Minor including one interdisciplinary thematic seminar, CICS 401, each semester.  CICS 401 is taught by our distinguished faculty fellows.

The International Studies Concentration has been approved!  Contact our Student Advisor, Folaké Graves (734.764.3149) to set up an appointment.

Please see the waitlist policy before registering for CICS 401.

CICS 401 Course Descriptions

Fall 2009

Global Human Rights and Local Practices,  Professor Kiyo Tsutsui.

Public Lecture: Dec. 2, 3:00 pm.  Check back for title.

Why do they hate us? Perspectives on 9/11, Professor Evelyn Alsultany.

Public Lecture: "The 'War on Terror' in U.S. TV Dramas" Venue and time: TBD

Winter 2010

Transnational Religion, Rights, Security, and Peacemaking, Professor Daniel Levine.

Public Lecture: "Religion, Rights, Security, and Peacemaking" Venue and time: TBD