了解世界各地的文化，并成为犹他大学国际研究的真正全球公民。通过该计划提供的课程为学生提供了描述性，分析性和方法论性工具，以帮助他们在全球范围内了解世界和美国。国际研究计划的学生从三个核心领域学习课程：人，挑战和系统。他们还必须选修单一领域的选修课：发展与可持续性，外交关系与安全，全球卫生，文化与身份，贸易与商业，欧洲研究或语言/文化选修课。无论选择哪个重点领域，所有国际学习学生都必须完成出国学习计划或国际实习。通过学习语言，地理，道德和人性，学生将成为了解全球问题及其对国家和国际影响的基础。从该课程毕业后
International Studies (IS) is a flexible and interdisciplinary major. It is designed to provide students with a sophisticated understanding of some of the modern world's most persistent and challenging problems. Students learn about global issues in local, national, and international contexts. They develop the analytical skills and cultural competencies necessary to launch into fulfilling careers that make a difference. Students in the International Studies program typically begin by taking one introductory course on each of three themes: Peoples, Challenges, and Systems. They draw connections between these in the core course, Foundations of International Studies, and they take electives drawn from disciplines across campus as they develop an emphasis on any one of seven focus areas: Development & Sustainability, Foreign Relations & Security, Global Health, Culture & Identity, Trade & Commerce, European Studies, or Human Rights. No matter the chosen focus area, all International Studies majors must also complete a learning abroad program or an international internship.<br><br>Our team of experienced advisors helps guide students all along the way. The major's core course is an opportunity to meet other students in the major, start friendships, and network with like-minded peers. Every year, International Studies also helps host an expansive slate of globally-oriented events, including the annual Dolowitz Lecture in Human Rights. These are also great for meeting friends, brainstorming about key issues, and networking. Academic enrichment possibilities include collaborative research projects with faculty, and opportunities to publish or present research in international studies-related journals and conferences.