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Minor requirements

The ICP department offers a minor in International and Comparative Politics for AUCA students
from other departments who are interested in acquiring background knowledge on political
science and international relations.

To declare a minor in ICP, students must get prior approval from the Chair of their Department
and the Chair of the ICP Department.

To be eligible for minors, students must have a GPA score of 2.7 or higher and earn a minimum
of 60 credits.

To earn a minor in International and Comparative Politics, students must complete at least 42
credits from the ICP department.

Only courses with a 鈥淐-鈥� or higher grade will be counted towards fulfilling minor requirements.
The list of courses required for minor (42 credits):

Mandatory for all students: (24 credits)

• ICP 101.1: Introduction to Political Science, six credits (Fall) (Recommended to
  Sophomores in Fall semester)

• ICP 130: Introduction to Comparative Politics, six credits (Spring) (Recommended to
  Sophomores in Spring semester)

• ICP 110.1: Introduction to International Relations, six credits (Fall) (Recommended to
  Juniors in Fall semester)

• ICP 240: Central Asian Politics, six credits (Spring) (Recommended to Juniors in Spring
  semester)

One of the following: (6 credits) (Recommended to Seniors)

• ICP 280: Introduction to Political Theory, six credits (Fall)

• ICP 270: Introduction to Political Economy, six credits (Spring)

• ICP 318: Foreign Policy Analysis, six credits (Fall)

Two ICP Elective Courses at any level (12 credits) (Recommended to Seniors)
As a part of the minor program, students must pass a state exam at the end of their senior year.
The state exam consists of two essay questions on topics in International Relations and Central
Asian Politics.

Suggested Study Plan:

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