Programs
↓ Dual-Degree in International Relations (Puebla, Mexico)
↓ Dual-Degree in Economics (Ankara, Turkey)
↓ Dual-Degree in Communication (Moscow, Russia)
| Dual-Degree Program in International Relations |
Degree:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) International Relations
Institutions and Academic Departments:
State University of New York at Geneseo
Department of Political Science and International Relations
Universidad de las Americas Puebla, Mexico
Department of International Relations and Political Science
Program Description:
In collaboration with Universidad de las Americas, SUNY-Geneseo offers a dual-degree in International Relations. Students who complete this program will receive a degree from both Geneseo and Universidad de las Americas. The dual-degree program in International Relations provides students with an exceptionally strong liberal arts education, a firm grounding in the study of International Relations, and exceptional expertise in Latin American Politics. The program is for students from Mexico and the United States. American students will spend their first and third years of study at Geneseo, their second and fourth years at Universidad de las Americas, and a final semester at Geneseo. Students from Mexico will spend their 2nd and 4th years at Geneseo. To participate in the program, American students must have fluency in Spanish to allow them to take courses at Universidad de las Americas. Similarly, students from Mexico must have fluency in English as they will take courses in English at Geneseo during their second and fourth academic years. For additional information on this program, you may contact Professor Jeffrey W. Koch, Professor Jeremy Grace, Professor David Mena Aleman, or Jeannette Molina, Director Dual-Degree Programs.
* The Universidad de las Américas, whose official name is Fundación Universidad de las Américas, Puebla (also known as UDLA or UDLAP), is one of the most important private universities in Mexico. With an enrollment of approximately 8,000, its academic programs - both in the undergraduate and graduate schools - have national and international prestige. It is located in Cholula, a small city that is part of the metropolitan area of the city Puebla.
Courses are subject to change in the event of curricular changes.
* The Universidad de las Américas, whose official name is Fundación Universidad de las Américas, Puebla (also known as UDLA or UDLAP), is one of the most important private universities in Mexico. With an enrollment of approximately 8,000, its academic programs - both in the undergraduate and graduate schools - have national and international prestige. It is located in Cholula, a small city that is part of the metropolitan area of the city Puebla.
Coursework:
The Geneseo International Relations Major requires students to take five courses in one of three tracks. The three tracks are Developing World, Political Economy, and War and Peace. Similarly, UDLA's International Relations Major requires students to take several seminars. At this point students will select a course from a large menu of courses to fulfill these requirements.First Year Fall Semester | ||
| SUNY Geneseo Students | UDLA Students | |
| International Politics Introductory Microeconomics Natural Science Course Fine Arts Course Critical Writing and Reading | Introduction to International Relations Mathematics and Statistics First Language I Second Language I Introduction to Political Science Arts | |
Spring Semester | ||
| Introduction to Comparative Politics Introductory Macroeconomics Natural Science Course Fine Arts Course American Politics | Arts and Culture Interdisciplinary Course First Language II Political Philosophy Second Language II Principles of Economics Geopolitics | |
Second Year Fall Semester | ||
| Mathematics and Statistics Mexico's Legal System State and Society in Latin America International Political Economy First Language I (in Spanish) Formation of Mexico's Nation State | Introduction to Comparative Politics Introductory Microeconomics Natural Science Course U.S. History (If FA completed at UDLA) American Politics | |
Spring Semester | ||
| Mexico's Economy Contemporary Latin America Mexico's Foreign Policy International Organization Geopolitics First Language II (In Spanish) | U.S. Foreign Policy Introductory Macroeconomics Natural Science Course Critical Writing and Reading Developing Nations | |
| Third Year Fall Semester | ||
Developing World Politics | Formation of Mexico´s Nation State International Political Economy I History of International Relations Information Culture Statistics for Social Research Mexico´s Legal System | |
| Spring Semester | ||
| UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Western Humanities II | Public Policy Mexico´s Foreign Policy Mexico´s Economy International Organization Latin American Model of the United Nations Mexican Contemporary Politics Final Project I | |
| Fourth Year Fall Semester | ||
| Final Project I UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Statistics for Social Research International Political Economy II Latin American Foreign Policy | PLSC 345 UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Western Humanities I | |
| Spring Semester | ||
| Final Project II UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Elective Seminar I UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Latin American Model of the United Nations | UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Western Humanities II Ninth Semester at UDLA Final Project II Elective Seminar I Elective Seminar II International Political Economy II Modern Political Thought UDLA Requirement or Geneseo Track Requirement Social Service | |
Courses are subject to change in the event of curricular changes.
| Dual-Degree Program in Economics |
Degree:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics
Institutions and Academic Departments:
State University of New York at Geneseo
School of Business
Hacettepe University, Turkey
Department of Economics
Program Description:
In collaboration with Hacettepe University, SUNY-Geneseo offers a dual-degree in Economics. Students who complete this program will receive a degree from both Geneseo and Hacettepe University. This program will afford an opportunity for students from Hacettepe University to study at Geneseo their sophomore and senior years, while spending their freshmen and junior years in the English-speaking Economics program at Hacettepe. Participants completing the program would receive degrees in economics from both universities. To participate in the program, students must have fluency in English as they will take courses in English during their program of study at Geneseo. For additional information on this program, you may contact Timur Han Gur, Barbara Howard, or Jeannette Molina, Director Dual-Degree Programs.
* Hacettepe University is located in Ankara, Turkey. Its metropolitan campus houses a premier medical school and its suburban campus focuses on business, engineering, the arts and social sciences. With an enrollment of about 30,000, Hacettepe is ranked among the top 500 universities in the world.
* Hacettepe University is located in Ankara, Turkey. Its metropolitan campus houses a premier medical school and its suburban campus focuses on business, engineering, the arts and social sciences. With an enrollment of about 30,000, Hacettepe is ranked among the top 500 universities in the world.
Coursework:
SUNY GENESEO AND HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY
DUAL DEGREE ECONOMICS PROGRAM
*Note: The 1st and 3rd years are at Hacettepe and the 2nd and 4th are at Geneseo.
| First Year | Credit |
| Fall Semester Eco-121-Introduction to Economics I Eco-123-Mathematics for Economists I Eco-125-Introduction to Law Eco-127-Sociology Eco-129-Introduction to Management Eco-131-Accounting I | 4 3 3 3 3 __3__ |
| 19 | |
| Spring Semester | |
| Eco-122-Introduction to Economics II Eco-124-Mathematics for Economists II Eco-126-Constitutional Law Eco-128-Political History Eco-130-Introduction to Research Methods Eco-132-Accounting II | 4 3 3 3 3 __3__ |
| 19 | |
| Second Year | |
| Fall Semester | |
| Econ-200-Intermediate Microeconomics Econ-202-Business and Economic Statistics Engl-200-College Writing II Humn-220-Humanities I N/ Natural Science | 3 3 3 4 __4__ 17 |
| Spring Semester | |
| Econ-201-Intermediate Macroeconomics Comn-204-Presentational Speaking in Organizations Engl-205- Business and Professional Writing Humm-221- Humanities II N/ Natural Science | 3 3 3 4 __4__ 17 |
| Third Year | |
| Fall Semester | |
| Eco-321-Monetary Economics I Eco-323-Econometrics I Eco-325-Public Finance Eco-327-International Economics I Eco-421-History of Economic Analysis I Eco-425-Structure of Turkish Economy I | 3 3 3 3 3 __3__ 18 |
| Spring Semester | |
| Eco-322-Monetary Economics II Eco-324-Econometrics II Eco-326-Fiscal Policy Eco-328-International Economics II Eco-422-History of Economic Analysis II Eco-426-Structure of Turkish Economy II | 3 3 3 3 3 __3__ 18 |
| Fourth Year | |
| Fall Semester | |
| Econ-355-Economic Development and Growth *Econ-3xx-300-level Economics electives (2) F/ Fine Arts U/ US History Elective | 3 6 3 3 __3__ 18 |
| Spring Semester | |
| *Econ-3xx-300-level Economics electives (3) F/ Fine Arts Electives | 9 3 __6__ 18 |
*Note: 1-3 of the 300-level Economics electives could also be appropriately selected electives from the management/accounting area.
*Note: The 1st and 3rd years are at Hacettepe and the 2nd and 4th are at Geneseo.
Economics Electives:
Econ 320 Comparative Economics Econ 322 Managerial Economics
Econ 340 Environmental Economics Econ 345 Sports Economics
Econ 365 International Macroeconomics Econ 370 Labor Economics
Econ 376 Industrial Economics Econ 393 Honors Seminar
| Dual-Degree Program in Communication |
Degree:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Communication with a concentration in Language and Intercultural Communication (SUNY Geneseo) and a Baccalaureate degree in Cross-Cultural Communication from Moscow State University.
Institutions and Academic Departments:
State University of New York at Geneseo
Communication Department
Moscow State University
Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies
Communication Department
Moscow State University
Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies
Program Description:
In collaboration with Moscow State University, SUNY-Geneseo offers the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Communication with a concentration in Language and Intercultural Communication and a Baccalaureate degree in Cross-Cultural Communication from Moscow State University.
Students who complete the program receive a degree from both SUNY Geneseo and Russia’s leading university, Moscow State University. Grounded in the humanistic tradition and in contemporary social science, this program combines skills development with advanced coursework applying theory to communication contexts impacted by culture and technology. The program is for students from Russia and the United States. American students will need at least an intermediate proficiency in Russian, and will spend their Junior Year in Moscow. Russian students must obtain the required TOEFL and will spend their fourth year at Geneseo. For additional information on this program, you may contact Professor Joseph Bulsys, or Jeannette Molina, Director Dual Degree Programs.
* Located in Moscow, Russia, Moscow State University is one of the oldest Russian institutions of higher education. With an enrollment of over 40,000 undergraduates and approximately 7,000 postgraduates, the University campus in Moscow covers 205.7 hectares.
Students who complete the program receive a degree from both SUNY Geneseo and Russia’s leading university, Moscow State University. Grounded in the humanistic tradition and in contemporary social science, this program combines skills development with advanced coursework applying theory to communication contexts impacted by culture and technology. The program is for students from Russia and the United States. American students will need at least an intermediate proficiency in Russian, and will spend their Junior Year in Moscow. Russian students must obtain the required TOEFL and will spend their fourth year at Geneseo. For additional information on this program, you may contact Professor Joseph Bulsys, or Jeannette Molina, Director Dual Degree Programs.
* Located in Moscow, Russia, Moscow State University is one of the oldest Russian institutions of higher education. With an enrollment of over 40,000 undergraduates and approximately 7,000 postgraduates, the University campus in Moscow covers 205.7 hectares.
Coursework:
Students enrolled in the dual degree program will complete courses in the program that are approved by each institution. A general pattern of course categories is shown below. Because each institution has its own General Education (SUNY Geneseo), Federal Education (MSU), and department course schedules, semester coursework will vary for those attending either SUNY Geneseo or Moscow State University. Inquiries about a detailed semester-by-semester plan of coursework, including required and elective courses, should be directed to the Office of Dual Degree programs.First Year Fall Semester | ||
| SUNY Geneseo Students | Moscow State University Students | |
| Language and Culture Foreign Language (Russian) General Education requirements | Introduction to Linguistics 2nd Foreign Language Federal Education requirements Required Department courses | |
Spring Semester | ||
| Linguistic Analysis Foreign Language (Russian) General Education requirements | Language and Intercultural Communication 2nd Foreign Language Federal Education requirements Required Department courses | |
Second Year Fall Semester | ||
| Foreign Language (Russian) Required Department courses Course in the Dual Degree Concentration General Education requirements | 2nd Foreign Language Required Department courses Linguistics History Federal Education requirements | |
Spring Semester | ||
| Required Department courses Course in the Dual Degree Concentration General Education requirements | Required Department courses Language History Federal Education requirements | |
| Third Year (SUNY Geneseo students study at MSU) Fall Semester | ||
Foreign Language (Russian) | World of the 2nd Language Required Department courses ”Specialization” course/Dual Degree Federal Education requirements | |
| Spring Semester | ||
| Foreign Language (Russian) Courses in the Dual Degree Concentration Elective course General Education course (Non-Western) | World of the 2nd language Required Department courses “Specialization” course/Dual Degree Elective courses | |
| Fourth Year (MSU students study at SUNY Geneseo) Fall Semester | ||
| Required Department courses Course in the Dual Degree Concentration Elective courses | Courses in the Dual Degree Concentration 2nd Foreign Language Study Elective courses | |
| Spring Semester | ||
| Required Department courses Courses in the Dual Degree Concentration Elective courses | Courses in the Dual Degree Concentration 2nd Foreign Language Study Elective courses | |
Courses are subject to change in the event of curricular changes.