Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Peace, War,
and Defense
General College: All General College
requirements must be met. Majors should consider, in fulfilling
General College requirements, the following courses as helpful preparation
for the Curriculum:
- Anthropology 101
- Economics 101
- History 127, 128, 140, 158, 159
- Math 152
- Philosophy 160, 170
- Political Science 100, 150, 239
- Psychology 101
- Sociology 101
- Statistics 151
The Major: A minimum of nine courses
(27 hours) from the Curriculum's offerings as follows.
A) Core Requirements
- PWAD 272 /Phil 272 ("The Ethics
of Peace, War, and Defense")
- PWAD 350 ("National and International
Security")
- PWAD 351/Hist 351 ("Global History
of Warfare")
B) Concentration Requirement
Four courses (no more than three from any one
discipline) from one of the following three areas:
• The Culture of Peace and War
• The Evolution of Warfare •
• National and International
Defense and Security •
- 1.The Culture of Peace and War
- PWAD 520 (Afri 520) Southern Africa
- PWAD 280 (Anth 280) Anthropology of War and Peace
- PWAD 452 (Arab 452) Imagining Palestine
- PWAD 376 (Comm 376) Rhetoric of War and Peace
- PWAD 390 (Comm 390) Selected Topics. Must be approved by
Dept.
- PWAD 574 (Comm 574) War and Culture
- PWAD 575 (Comm 575) Presidential Rhetoric (pending approval)
- PWAD 659 (Engl 659) Images of War in 20th Century Literature
- PWAD 660
(Engl 660) War in Shakespeare's Plays
- PWAD 132 (Hist 132) Southeast Asia Since Early 19th Century
- PWAD 134 (Hist 134) Modern East Asia
- PWAD 254 (Hist 254) War and Society in Early Modern Europe
- PWAD 262 (Hist 262) History of the Holocaust: The Destruction
of the European Jews
- PWAD 263 (Hist 263) Military, War and Gender in Movies in Movies:
From Medieval to Modern Times
- PWAD 268 (Hist 268) War, Revolution & Culture: Transatlantic
Perspective 1750-1850
- PWAD 275 (Hist 275) History of Iraq
- PWAD 277 (Hist 277) The Conflict over Israel/Palestine
- PWAD 281 (Hist 281) The Pacific War, 1937-1945: Its Causes and
Legacy
- PWAD 373 (Hist 373) The United States in World War II
- PWAD 421 (Hist 421) Alexander
- PWAD 422 (Hist 422) Ancient Greek Warfare
- PWAD 432 (Hist 432) The Crusades (approval pending)
- PWAD 517 (Hist 517) Military, War, and Gender to Comparative Perspective,
18th to 20th Centuries. (Approval pending)
- PWAD 565 (Hist 565) Civil War & Reconstruction, 1848-1900
- PWAD 570 (Hist 570) The Vietnam War
- PWAD 890 (Law 252) International Law
- PWAD 289 (Musc 289) Sounds of War & Revolution Since 1750
- PWAD 455 (Plcy 455) 9/11 and its Aftermath
- PWAD 250 (Poli 250) Asia and World Affairs
- PWAD 416 (Poli 416) Constitutional Policies & the Judicial
Process
- PWAD 423 (Poli 423) Peace Settlements in Ethnically Divided
Societies
- PWAD 444 (Poli 444) Terrorism
- PWAD 450 (Poli 450) Contemporary Inter-American Relations
- PWAD 457 (Poli 457) International Conflict Processes
- PWAD 499 (Psyc 499) Selected Topics. Must be approved by
Dept.
- PWAD 395 Internship in Peace, War, and Defense
- PWAD 396 Independent Study in Peace, War, and Defense
- PWAD 481 (Reli 481) Religion, Fundamentalism, and Nationalism
- PWAD 260 (Rues 260) Crisis and Change in Russian and Eastern
Europe
- PWAD 469 (Rues 469) Conflict ad Intervention in the Former Yugoslavia
- PWAD 475 (Russ 475) Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs,
Mayhem
- PWAD 084 (Slav 084) First-year Seminar: Terror for the People
Terrorism in
- Russian Literature and History
- PWAD 085 (Slav 085) First-Year Seminar: Children Year
- PWAD 465 (Slav 465) Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag & the
Holocaust in Russia and Easter Europe
- PWAD 467 (Slav 467) Language and Political Identity
- PWAD 442 (Soci 442) Conflict and Bargaining
- 2.National and International Defense
and Security
- PWAD 520 (Afri 520) Contemporary Southern Africa
- PWAD 280 (Anth 280) Anthropology of War and Peace
- PWAD 452 (Arab 452) Imaginging Palestine
- PWAD 390 (Comm 390) Selected topics. Must be approved by
Dept.
- PWAD 575 (Comm 575) Presidential Rhetoric (approval pending)
- PWAD 460 (Econ 460) International Economics
- PWAD 131 (Enst 108, Phys 108) Our Energy and Climate Crises: Challenges and Opportunities
- PWAD 120 (Geog 120) World Regional Geography
- PWAD 453 (Geog 453) Political Geography
- PWAD 134 (Hist 134) Modern East Asia
- PWAD 213 (Hist 213) Air Power and Modern Warfare
- PWAD 262 (Hist 262) History of the Holocaust: The Destruction
of the European Jews
- PWAD 277 (Hist 277) The Conflict over Israel/Palestine
- PWAD 577 (Hist 577) U.S. Foreign Relations in the Twentieth Century
- PWAD 634 (Hpm 634) Public Health Issues in Community Preparedness
& Disaster Management
- PWAD 890 (Law 252) International Law
- PWAD 101 (Plcy 101) Making American Public Policy
- PWAD 201 (Plcy 201) Introduction to Public Policy
- PWAD 220 (Plcy 220) The Politics of Public Policy
- PWAD 455 (Plcy 455) 9/11 and its Aftermath
- PWAD 150 (Poli 150) International Relations and World Politics
- PWAD 231 (Poli 231) Latin America and U.S. in World Politics
- PWAD 250 (Poli 250) Asia in World Affairs
- PWAD 252 (Poli 252) International Organizations and Global Issues
- PWAD 253 (Poli 253) Problems in World Order
- PWAD 259 (Poli 259) Evolution of the International System
- PWAD 423 (Poli 423) Peace Settlements in Ethnically Divided Societies
- PWAD 443 (Poli 443) American Foreign Policy: Formulation & Conduct
- PWAD 444 (Poli 444) Terrorism
- PWAD 446 (Poli 446) Defense Policy and National Security
- PWAD 447 (Poli 447) Theory of War
- PWAD 450 (Poli 450) Contemporary Inter-American Relations
- PWAD 499 (Psyc 499) Selected Topics. Must be approved by
Dept.
- PWAD 352 The History of Intelligence Operations
- PWAD 395 Internship in Peace, war, and Defense
- PWAD 396 Independent Study in Peace, War, and Defense
- PWAD 481 (Reli 481) Religion Fundamentalism, and Nationalism
- PWAD 260 (Rues 260) Crisis and Change in Russian and Eastern
Europe
- PWAD 469 (Rues 469) Conflict ad Intervention in the Former Yugoslavia
- PWAD 475 (Russ 475) Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs,
Mayhem
- PWAD 084 (Slav 084) First-Year Seminar: Terror for the People: Terrorism in Russian Literature and History
- PWAD 085 (Slav 085) First-Year Seminar: Children and War
- PWAD 465 (Slav 465) Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag and the Holocaust in Russia and Eastern Europe
- PWAD 467 (Slav 467) Language and Political Identity
- 3.The Evolution of Warfare
- PWAD 355 (Comm 355) Terrorism and Political Violence (approval pending)
- PWAD 390 (Comm 390) Selected Topics. With approval, based on Topic.
- PWAD 660 (Engl 660) War in Shakespeare's Plays
- PWAD 212 (Hist 212) History of Sea Power
- PWAD 213 (Hist 213) Air Power and Modern Warfare
- PWAD 254 (Hist 254) War and Society in Early Modern Europe
- PWAD 262 (Hist 262) History of the Holocaust: The Destruction
of the European Jews
- PWAD 263 (Hist 263) Military, War and Gender in Movies: From Medieval
to Modern Times
- PWAD 268 (Hist 268) War, Revolution & Culture: Transatlantic
Perspective 1750-1850
- PWAD 275 (Hist 275) History of Iraq
- PWAD 277 (Hist 277) The Conflict over Israel/Palestine
- PWAD 281 (Hist 281) The Pacific War, 1937-1945: Its Causes and
Legacy
- PWAD 368 (Hist 368) War and American Society to 1903
- PWAD 369 (Hist 369) War and American Society, Twentieth Century
- PWAD 373 (Hist 373) The United States in World War II
- PWAD 421 (Hist 421) Alexander
- PWAD 422 (Hist 422) Ancient Greek Warfare
- PWAD 432 (Hist 432) The Crusades
- PWAD 517 (Hist 517) Military, War, and Gender to Comparative Perspective,
18th to 20th Centuries. (Approval pending)
- PWAD 564 (Hist 564) Revolution and Nation-Making in America
- PWAD 565 (Hist 565) Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848-1877
- PWAD 570 (Hist 570) The Vietnam War
- PWAD 577 (Hist 577) U.S. Foreign Relations in the Twentieth Century
- PWAD 289 (Musc 289) Sounds of War & Revolution Since 1750
- PWAD 150 (Poli 150) International Relations and World Politics
- PWAD 444 (Poli 444) Terrorism
- PWAD 446 (Poli 446) Defense Policy and National Security
- PWAD 447 (Poli 447) Theory of War
- PWAD 352 The History of Intelligence Operations
- PWAD 395 Internship in Peace, War, and Defense
- PWAD 396 Independent Study in Peace, War, and Defense
- PWAD 499 (Psyc 499) Selected Topics. Must be approved by
Dept.
- PWAD 465 (Slav 465) Literature of Atrocity : The Gulag and the
Holocaust in Russia and Eastern Europe
C. Additional Requirement
Two courses chosen from outside the area of
concentration from B above.
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