Minor in Terrorism Studies

The Terrorism Studies Minor (15 credits, 5 courses) combines several advanced topics in terrorism such as irregular warfare, concerns about transnational asymmetric insurgencies, counter-terrorism strategies and policy, and counterintelligence strategies with upper-level courses in international relations. Of the five total courses in the minor, students choose two international relations courses in order to more deeply develop an appreciation of the issues and challenges that terrorists present in various nations and cultures and how those impact the U.S.

Some majors may not eligible to pair with this minor. See the Minor Restrictions list for details.

Daytona Beach Minor Requirements

Choose Three of the Following:9
Aviation Transportation Security
Maritime Security
Terrorism, Insurgency and Irregular Warfare
International Crime and Criminal Justice Structure
Advanced Topics in Terrorism
Choose Two of the Following:6
International Conflict Resolution
Political Violence
Globalization and World Politics
Modern Russian History
Russian-U.S. Relations
U.S.-Asian Relations
Contemporary Africa and the World
The Modern Middle East in World Affairs
Modern U.S. Foreign Policy
Inter-American Relations
Total Credits15