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School of Global Studies and Partnerships
1. Complete 9 semester hours of a second language or 3 semester hours of intermediate or advanced modern foreign language courses with a minimum grade of "C." 2. Obtain an intermediate level rating on the ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI). For more information on the OPI, see the website at www.actfl.org (http://www.actfl.org). This requirement must be completed prior to graduation from the School of Global Studies Graduate Program. Language courses may be completed at OSU or outside institutions during your time in the program. We also accept previous coursework in foreign language but may ask for proof of completion. No waivers of foreign language requirement will be permitted, and any undergraduate hours of language courses cannot be counted toward the hours necessary to complete the master’s degree. International Experience Requirement Students from the U.S. must have an international experience to qualify for the Master of Science in Global Studies degree. The time outside the U.S. must be a minimum of 3 weeks, involve a structured program of coursework or internship, and have occurred during the student’s undergraduate or graduate programs. Due to the great variety of opportunities available, the international experience must be approved by the SGSP Director of Academic Programs. Student Clubs and Honor Societies Student Association of Global Affairs (SAGA)
Students structure the minor from three clusters of courses and learning experiences encompassing International Decision Making (6 credit hours), International Environment (9 credit hours) and International Experience (3 credit hours). No more than 6 hours of coursework may be taken in any single discipline (course prefix). In addition, each student must complete 6 credit hours of a foreign language or provide proof of foreign language competency. A minimum grade-point average of 2.0 is required in coursework to complete the minor. Minors • International Studies (INTS), Minor (p. 1233)
Graduate Programs Global Studies, MS
The Master of Science degree in Global Studies is designed to prepare students to cope with international responsibilities and address world problems that confront individuals working in the public and private sectors around the world. The curriculum is designed to educate students in the challenges and issues facing local and global communities, with an emphasis on understanding the economic, political, environmental, social, and cultural contexts that drive contemporary society. This interdisciplinary structure allows our students to draw from the best courses that Oklahoma State University has to offer, as well as to develop globalized, multi-skilled talents that will influence the world in a variety of career paths.
Sigma Iota Rho Honor Society for International Studies Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars Scholarships
The School of Global Studies Graduate Program offers six fellowships and scholarships to students every year. To apply, students will submit one application, which will consider them for all six scholarships and fellowships. Applications must be submitted to i-study@okstate.edu or in person to 204 Wes Watkins Center. • The Lawrence L. Boger Distinguished Graduate Fellowship • The Wes And Lou Watkins Distinguished Graduate Fellowship • The Dr. James G. Hromas Distinguished Graduate Fellowship • Hugh Rouk Fellowship • Jud and Vera Milburn Fellowship • Raymond Sidwell Family Endowment for International Outreach Scholarship Undergraduate Minor in International Studies The minor in international studies provides undergraduate students with the opportunity to include an international dimension to any academic major. This interdisciplinary minor offers flexible course selection outside of the major and encourages students to understand social, political, economic and cultural contrasts throughout the world. The minor is designed to give students a background in global studies to supplement their chosen career path. Students should contact their undergraduate adviser to declare the minor. The minor must be declared prior to the semester of graduation.
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