Peace Studies Minor

• THEO 334 Christian Peacemaking

• A suitable 3 credit internship in an appropriate discipline

• A minimum of 12 additional hours from no less than three separate disciplines selected from the list below

Anthropology:
ANTH 111: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 325: Environmental Anthropology

Communication:
COMM 313: Intercultural Communication
COMM 317: Leadership Communication
COMM 400: Communication Ethics

Criminal Justice Studies:
CJS 100: Criminal Justice
CJS 220: Criminology
CJS 306: Juvenile Delinquency
CJS 310: Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
CJS 331: Corrections

History:
HIST 321: Modern Middle East
HIST 415: Arab-Israeli Conflict
HIST 421: Nazi Germany

Philosophy:
PHIL 309: Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 432: Philosophy of Law

Political Science:
PS 325: International Relations

Psychology:
PSYC 317: Social Psychology
PSYC 320: Human Resource Management
PSYC 402: Organizational Behavior and Leadership
PSYC 410: Psychology and Law

Sociology:
SOC 235: Social Inequality
SOC 301: Contemporary American Social Problems

Theology:
THEO 335: Theology from the Margins
THEO 337: Religion and Politics

Additional courses that substantively address one or more of the goals of the peace studies minor may be used, provided the student obtains written permission from the program’s advisor and the Dean of Bellarmine College via the Course Substitution form.