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Third World Studies Concentration

A student will take 9 hours in the Humanities, 9 hours in the Social Sciences and 6 hours in the Fine Arts. Additionally, students are required to take at least 1 course addressing issues in each of the following regions: South and Central America; Africa; and Asia.

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