An interdepartmental major offers a broad range of options, including international politics and American foreign relations, international economics, international developments, regional specialization, and applied foreign language and area studies.

In addition, interdepartmental undergraduate certificate programs are offered in Asian Studies, Middle Eastern and North African Studies, Russian and East European Studies, and Scandinavian Studies.

Basic; advanced study or research level in related disciplines.

        The following LC classification range descriptions represent areas of concentration for international studies:

         JN (Political Institutions and Public Administration. Europe): Russia. Selectively collected category: Scandinavia.

        JQ (Political Institutions and Public Administration: Asia. Africa. Australia JV (Colonies and Colonization): Colonies and colonization; Emigration and immigration. International migration.

        JX (International Law. International Relations): Treaties; Foreign relations; Diplomacy. The diplomatic service; International arbitration, organization, etc.; International law

        JZ (International Relations): International relations (Scope of international relations. Political theory. Diplomacy; International organizations and associations; Promotion of peace. Peaceful change; Non-military coercion; The armed conflict. War and order; Neutrality. Non-participation in wars. Norms of neutrality; Humanitarian aspects of war).

English; some relevant materials in other European and Asian languages.

UWM has a Center for International Studies.