International Relations Program

Formed in 1981, the Five College IR Program is a unique collaboration of disciplines and institutions that forms one of the richest interdisciplinary undergraduate international relations learning and teaching environments in the nation.

The Five College IR Program brings together a highly talented group of political scientists, historians and economists from all Five Colleges—Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges and the University of Massachusetts–Amherst—to collaborate on research and to offer a diverse range of courses from multiple disciplines and intellectual perspectives.

One of the core features of the Five College IR Program is the Five College International Relations Certificate. With challenges such as globalization, regional and ethnic conflict, environmental degradation, resource scarcity, demographic stress, global climate change and wide disparities in global economic development and global public health among others, the world is increasingly more complex. Now more than ever, students need to be prepared to confront the complexities of these international challenges with interdisciplinary understandings. The Five College IR certificate program is designed for undergraduate students who want to make connections between their field of study and the global challenges.

Each year, more than 50 students from the Five Colleges earn their certificate. Many have gone into international relations careers in government, non-governmental organizations, business, academia and journalism.

The Five College IR program also hosts the Five College International Relations Faculty Seminar. The seminar is a forum for scholars to collaborate and to share work in progress. Each year, the seminar is host to some of the nation’s leading international relations scholars and graduate students who present and discuss their current research.

The Five College IR program also sponsors and co-sponsors several public events in the Five College community featuring policymakers, journalists, scholars and advocates from around the world.

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Faculty

The Five Colleges International Relations Program is governed by a group of faculty from different disciplines. The governing committee consists of a small group which makes decisions about the Certificate Program.

A larger group of faculty participates in the Five College IR Faculty Seminar. This group listed below meets regularly with outside speakers to discuss current research, to exchange scholarly papers, and to collaborate on research and teaching. These faculty often collaborate on scholarly projects, and the program provides an effective forum for such activities. There is currently one such project: Post-Hegemonic Global Governance, a project run by the late Five College Professor of International Relations Jon Western and UMass professors Peter Haas and Kevin Young. The project is analyzing the changing roles and policies of the United States in a world in which the meanings of security are evolving in unanticipated directions.

There is at least one advisor (marked with an asterisk) on each campus for the International Relations Certificate.

Javier Corrales*
Political Science, Amherst College
Latin America, the politics of economic and social policy reform in developing countries

Pavel Machala*
Political Science, Amherst College
Marxist international relations theory, world political systems, world capitalist economy, U.S. diplomacy, domestic sources of U.S. foreign policy

Eleonora Mattiacci*
International Politics, Amherst College
Emphasis on security studies. Various aspects of the technology on international security, ranging from the impact of modern weapons on warfare to the impact of nuclear proliferation in relations among countries.

Ruxandra Paul*
European Studies, Political Science, Amherst College
Political and societal impact of globalization, supranational integration and increasingly porous borders. International migration, cyberpolitics, varieties of citizenship, European politics, the European Union, post-communist politics and societies, democratization, civil society, and transnational rights.

Kerry Ratigan*
Political Science, Amherst College
China, social policy, authoritarianism, and state-society relations. Her research examines how local politics shapes social policy provision in China.

*Certificate Advisor

Omar Dahi*
Economics, Hampshire College
Political economy, middle east studies, critical security studies. 

Calvin Chen
Politics Department, Mount Holyoke College
Political economy of East Asia, Chinese politics, comparative politics, work and labor politics, rural economic development, public administration

Sohail Hashmi*
International Relations Program, Mount Holyoke
Religion and politics, particularly the role of Islam in domestic and international relations; ethics and international relations, particularly the comparative ethics of war and peace; Middle East politics

Stephen F. Jones
International Relations, Mount Holyoke College (Emeritus)
Russia, the Caucuses, post-Communist transitions, and nationalism

Kavita Khory
International Relations, Mount Holyoke College
South Asian politics and regional security, political violence, nationalism, migration, diaspora politics

Eva Paus
Economics, Mount Holyoke College (Emerita) 
Economic development in the context of globalization, the implications of the rise of China for developing countries, policy space for alternatives to the Washington Consensus, globalization of production and possibilities for economic development

Andy Reiter
Politics, Mount Holyoke
Comparative politics, transitional justice, international law, political violence, Latin American politics

Jon Western
Politics, Mount Holyoke College
International security; human rights; American foreign policy

*Certificate Advisor

Mlada Bukovansky*
Government, Smith College
IR theory, evolving norms and institutions, European politics

Brent Durbin
Government, Smith College
American foreign policy, strategic intelligence, military conflict and culture

Gregory White*
Government, Smith College
Political economy of developing countries and their relationships with advanced industrialized countries, the political economy and security implications of international labor migration, the north-south dimension of natural resource exploitation, the prospects of electoral reform

*Certificate Advisor

Audrey L. Altstadt*
History Department, UMass
Soviet History; Soviet nationalities, especially Azerbaijan, Central Asia

Christian G. Appy
History Department, UMass
Modern U.S. History, Vietnam War

Charli Carpenter*
Political Science, UMass
National security ethics, the laws of war, transnational advocacy networks, gender and political violence, war crimes, comparative genocide studies, humanitarian affairs, the role of information technology in human security

Eric Einhorn
Political Science, UMass (Emeritus)
Comparative public policy and political economy, European politics, and Scandinavian politics

Joshua S. Goldstein
Political Science, UMass
IR theory, theories of war, gender and war

Peter M. Haas
Political Science, UMass
International relations theory, international political economy, international environmental politics, international institutions, global governance

David Mednicoff
Legal Studies, Public Policy, UMass
Middle East, Arab-Israeli conflict, U.S. foreign policy, international law, human rights, globalization, humanitarian intervention

M.J. Peterson*
Political Science, UMass
World Politics, international institutions, international political economy, technology and technological change

Regine Spector
Political Science, UMass
Comparative politics, political economy, development, Eurasian politics

Kevin A. Young
History Department, UMass
Modern Latin American history, U.S. intervention in Latin America

Kevin L. Young
Economics Department, UMass
Interest groups and business lobbying, International political economy, Elite networks, Financial regulation  

*Certificate Advisor

Certificate

The Five College International Relations Certificate Program offers an opportunity for students to pursue an interest in international relations as a complement to their majors.

Course requirements for the certificate cover the following areas of study:

  1. A course on introductory world politics
  2. A course on global institutions or problems
  3. A course on the international financial and/or commercial system
  4. A course concerning the historical development of the international system since 1789
  5. A course on contemporary American foreign policy
  6. Proficiency in a contemporary foreign language through the completion of two years of the language at the college level or its equivalent. (For Amherst College students, the requirement is two years of college-level foreign language study.)
  7. Two courses on the politics, economy and/or society of foreign areas, of which one must involve the study of a Third World country or region

Here are a few basic things to consider:

  1. There are seven requirements.
  2. No more than four courses in any one discipline can be counted toward the certificate.
  3. No single course can satisfy more than one requirement.
  4. Candidates must complete the required courses (with the exception of the foreign language courses) with grades of at least B or better (no Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory grades). Non-Hampshire students should request grades for Hampshire courses. The Hampshire advisor will certify that Hampshire students have satisfied the requirement.
  5. Not all of the courses listed are presented every year. Consult your college catalogue and relevant departments in this regard.

If you have questions whether or not a course counts for one of the seven requirements, please contact your campus advisor.

Once you have satisfied the seven requirements, you should fill out a Certificate Completion Form. Then, take the form to your IR certificate advisor, who will complete processing of the form (per instructions on the form).

Typically, none of the certificates are mailed to students' addresses until some time in August. The notation on your transcript, however, appears much more quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Meet with your advisor for the certificate program to review your Certificate Completion Form and an unofficial copy of your transcript. Make sure any courses for which grades are pending are clearly marked on the Certificate Completion Form. Graduating seniors should ensure that their advisor receives the certificate completion documents by the dates noted on the Certificate Completion Form (November 1 for Fall semester graduates and April 1 for Spring semester graduates).

If your advisor agrees you have completed the requirements, the advisor signs the Certificate Completion Form and follows the instructions on the Certificate Completion Form. Five College Academic Programs must receive certificate completion documentation by the dates noted on the Certificate Completion Form. Five College staff coordinate with the registrars to verify any pending grades as well as to implement the final steps of adding the certificate award notation to the student's transcript.

To satisfy the language requirement for the Certificate you must take courses that bring you to an intermediate level in that language. The main purpose is to allow you to do primary research in a particular language. Some flexibility exists depending upon the language you choose to study. More difficult languages (Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, etc.) are more flexible regarding what courses you need to complete. Check with your campus adviser to clarify what courses you need to take in order to satisfy the requirement. If you are not a native English language speaker and fluent in that other language, you have satisfied the requirement.

Yes, you can. You should check with your adviser prior to taking the courses to be sure that they can satisfy a certain requirement. Credit is granted once the course work has been completed.

You may count AP credits as long as you received college credit for the work, i.e., the registrar counts them toward your graduation credit requirement. You may NOT use AP credits if they were only granted to allow you access to an upper level course.

There are Five College Certificate advisors on each of the five campuses. Feel free to contact an advisor on your campus if you have further questions.

Courses

Note that if you don't see classes from all campuses currently listed, they will appear as the campuses release their course schedules for the semester. The five campuses release their schedules on different dates. Visit this page for specific dates.

Fall 2025 International Relations Courses

Subject Course # Sect # Course Title Instructor(s) Institution Meeting Times
ECON 223 01 Economics of Migration Caroline Theoharides Amherst College TU/TH | 8:35 AM - 9:50 AM
HIST 105 01 Glob Env Hist 20th Cen Amherst College M/W | 11:35 AM - 12:50 PM
POSC 145 01 Work Kristin Bumiller Amherst College W/F | 1:05 PM - 2:20 PM
POSC 160 01 Sexualities in IR Manuela Picq Amherst College TU/TH | 2:35 PM - 3:50 PM
POSC 232 01 Polit Econ Development Javier Corrales Amherst College TU/TH | 2:35 PM - 3:50 PM
POSC 235 01 Lens of Border Culture Lorne Falk Amherst College TU/TH | 8:35 AM - 9:50 AM
POSC 363 01 Geopolitics & US Policy Pavel Machala Amherst College W | 1:05 PM - 3:45 PM
POSC 370 01 Cyberpolitics Ruxandra Paul Amherst College TU/TH | 1:05 PM - 2:20 PM
POSC 380 01 Kremlin Rising Constantine Pleshakov Amherst College M | 1:05 PM - 4:05 PM
RUSS 401 01 Russian Lit & Culture I Tatyana Babyonyshev Amherst College
SPAN 301 01 Literature and Culture Sara Brenneis Amherst College TU/TH | 8:35 AM - 9:50 AM
SPAN 301 02 Literature and Culture Ludmila Ferrari Amherst College TU/TH | 1:05 PM - 2:20 PM
ANTHR 105 01 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Joshua Roth Mount Holyoke College TTH 03:15PM-04:30PM
ANTHR 105 02 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Matthew Watson Mount Holyoke College WF 01:45PM-03:00PM
ANTHR 105 03 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Matthew Watson Mount Holyoke College WF 11:30AM-12:45PM
ANTHR 105 04 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Nadia Latif Mount Holyoke College MW 10:00AM-11:15AM
ARTH 105 01 Arts of Asia Ajay Sinha Mount Holyoke College MW 11:30AM-12:45PM
ECON 213 01 Economic Development Amanda Awadey Mount Holyoke College TTH 01:45PM-03:00PM
FREN 215 01 Intro to Lit & Culture Anouk Alquier Mount Holyoke College MW 11:30AM-12:45PM
FREN 219 01 French Speaking World Samba Gadjigo Mount Holyoke College TTH 10:30AM-11:45AM
FREN 225 01 Intro Culture&Media of France Anouk Alquier Mount Holyoke College MW 01:45PM-03:00PM
GEOG 105 01 World Regional Geography Michelle Markley,Caroline Loomis Mount Holyoke College MW 10:00AM-11:15AM
GEOG 206 01 Political Geography Caroline Loomis,Michelle Markley Mount Holyoke College MW 01:45PM-03:00PM
GRMST 231FA 01 Facism, Gender and Sexuality Catherine McNally Mount Holyoke College MW 08:30AM-09:45AM
GRMST 231HT 01 The Holocaust in History Jeremy King Mount Holyoke College TTH 09:00AM-10:15AM
HIST 151 01 Europe in the Modern World Jeremy King Mount Holyoke College TTH 01:45PM-03:00PM
LATAM 180 01 Intro to Latin American Cultrs Adriana Pitetta Mount Holyoke College TTH 03:15PM-04:30PM
POLIT 106 01 Comparative Politics Calvin Chen Mount Holyoke College MW 01:45PM-03:00PM
POLIT 116 01 World Politics Sohail Hashmi Mount Holyoke College MW 10:00AM-11:15AM
POLIT 116 02 World Politics Instructor To Be Announced,Cora Fernandez Anderson Mount Holyoke College TTH 10:30AM-11:45AM
POLIT 247 01 International Law and Org. Andy Reiter Mount Holyoke College MW 10:00AM-11:15AM
POLIT 267 01 The Politics of Finance Christopher Mitchell Mount Holyoke College TTH 10:30AM-11:45AM
POLIT 270 01 American Foreign Policy Instructor To Be Announced,Cora Fernandez Anderson Mount Holyoke College TTH 01:45PM-03:00PM
POLIT 341 01 Political Islam Sohail Hashmi Mount Holyoke College M 01:30PM-04:20PM
POLIT 385 01 Global Security Kavita Khory Mount Holyoke College W 01:30PM-04:20PM
ECO 211 01 Economic Development Vis Taraz Smith College M 1:40 PM - 2:55 PM; W 1:20 PM - 2:35 PM
GOV 227 01 Contemporary African Politics Anna Kapambwe Mwaba Smith College M 3:05 PM - 4:20 PM; W 2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
GOV 231 01 Colq:Women Soc Mvmnt M. East Bozena C. Welborne Smith College M W 9:25 AM - 10:40 AM
GOV 233 01 Probs in Political Development Anna Kapambwe Mwaba Smith College W 1:20 PM - 2:35 PM; M 1:40 PM - 2:55 PM
GOV 234 01 World Legal Systems Joseph Cozza Smith College TU TH 1:20 PM - 2:35 PM
GOV 240 01 NGOs in World Politics Zümray Kutlu Smith College M W 10:50 AM - 12:05 PM
GOV 241 01 Intro International Politics Mlada Bukovansky Smith College TU TH 9:25 AM - 10:40 AM
GOV 242 01 International Political Econ Bozena C. Welborne Smith College TU TH 9:25 AM - 10:40 AM
GOV 249 01 International Human Rights Zümray Kutlu Smith College TU TH 10:50 AM - 12:05 PM
GOV 271 01 Colq: Global Cities Zümray Kutlu Smith College TU TH 1:20 PM - 2:35 PM
GOV 343cr 01 Sem:T-Corruption Mlada Bukovansky Smith College W 1:20 PM - 4:00 PM
HST 208 01 Intro Histry Mod Mid East Smith College TU TH 10:50 AM - 12:05 PM
HST 255 01 Colq: Art & Politics/Facism Ernest Benz Smith College M W 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
LAS 201bh 01 Colq: T-Black Women's Hair Katie Milagros Duarte Smith College M W 9:25 AM - 10:40 AM
LAS 301ir 01 Sem: T-Polit Ecol Industr Rev Javier Puente Smith College W 1:20 PM - 4:00 PM
AEROSPAC 441 01 Natl Sec & Prep/Active Duty I Jason Hunter,Jeremy Gomez UMass Amherst W 9:00AM 12:00PM
AEROSPAC 441 01LL Natl Sec & Prep/Active Duty I UMass Amherst TU 4:00PM 6:00PM
AFROAM 254 01 Introduction African Studies Yolanda Covington-Ward UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
ANTHRO 104 01 Culture, Society and People Boone Shear UMass Amherst M W 9:05AM 9:55AM
ANTHRO 104 01AA Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst TH 8:30AM 9:20AM
ANTHRO 104 01AB Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst TH 10:00AM 10:50AM
ANTHRO 104 01AC Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst TH 11:30AM 12:20PM
ANTHRO 104 01AD Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst TH 2:30PM 3:20PM
ANTHRO 104 01AE Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst TH 1:00PM 1:50PM
ANTHRO 104 01AF Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
ANTHRO 104 01AG Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
ANTHRO 104 01AJ Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
ANTHRO 104 01AK Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
ANTHRO 104 01BA Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
ANTHRO 104 01BB Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
ANTHRO 104 01BC Culture, Society and People UMass Amherst F 8:00AM 8:50AM
ANTHRO 104 02 Culture, Society and People Volha Verbilovich UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ANTHRO 205 01 Power and Inequality/US Jennifer Sandler UMass Amherst M W 11:15AM 12:05PM
ANTHRO 205 01AA Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
ANTHRO 205 01AB Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
ANTHRO 205 01AC Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
ANTHRO 205 01AD Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
ANTHRO 205 01AE Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
ANTHRO 205 01AF Power and Inequality/US UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
ANTHRO 208 01 Human Ecology Sarah Reedy UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
BCT 150 01 Sustainability/BuiltEnvironmnt Michael McNally UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
CHINESE 136 01 Intro to Chinese Cinema Enhua Zhang UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
CICS 305 01 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
CICS 305 02 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
CICS 305 03 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
CICS 305 04 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
CICS 305 05 Social Issues in Computing Justin Obara UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
CICS 305 06 Social Issues in Computing Justin Obara UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
CICS 305 07 Social Issues in Computing Justin Obara UMass Amherst M W 4:00PM 5:15PM
CICS 305 08 Social Issues in Computing Justin Obara UMass Amherst M W 4:00PM 5:15PM
CICS 305 09 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM
CICS 305 10 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM
CICS 305 11 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
CICS 305 12 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
CICS 305 13 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
CICS 305 14 Social Issues in Computing Erin Butler UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
CICS 305 15 Social Issues in Computing Michelle Ciccone UMass Amherst M W F 10:10AM 11:00AM
CICS 305 16 Social Issues in Computing Michelle Ciccone UMass Amherst M W F 10:10AM 11:00AM
CICS 305 17 Social Issues in Computing Elizabeth Gunther UMass Amherst M W F 11:15AM 12:05PM
CICS 305 18 Social Issues in Computing Elizabeth Gunther UMass Amherst M W F 11:15AM 12:05PM
CICS 305 19 Social Issues in Computing Christina Sutcliffe UMass Amherst M W 1:00PM 2:15PM
CICS 305 20 Social Issues in Computing Christina Sutcliffe UMass Amherst M W 1:00PM 2:15PM
CICS 305 23 Social Issues in Computing Christina Sutcliffe UMass Amherst M W 8:30AM 9:45AM
CICS 305 24 Social Issues in Computing Christina Sutcliffe UMass Amherst M W 8:30AM 9:45AM
CICS 305 27 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
CICS 305 28 Social Issues in Computing Siobhan Mei UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
COMM 121 01 Intro to Media and Culture ROOPALI MUKHERJEE UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
COMM 121 02 Intro to Media and Culture Larrisa Miller UMass Amherst TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM
COMM 208 01 DefendingDemocracyDigitalWorld Ethan Zuckerman UMass Amherst TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM
COMM 226 01 Social Impact of Mass Media UMass Amherst M W F 11:15AM 12:05PM
COMM 226 03 Social Impact of Mass Media UMass Amherst M W F 12:20PM 1:10PM
COMM 348 01 Intercultural Communication Alena Vasilyeva UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ECON 121 01 International Economy Jayati Ghosh UMass Amherst M W 12:20PM 1:10PM
ECON 121 01AA International Economy UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
ECON 121 01AB International Economy UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
ECON 121 01AC International Economy UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
ECON 121 01AD International Economy UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
ECON 121 01AE International Economy UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
ECON 121 01AF International Economy UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
ECON 121 01AG International Economy UMass Amherst F 8:00AM 8:50AM
ECON 121 01AJ International Economy UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
ECON 308 01 Political Economy of the Envir UMass Amherst TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM
ECON 321 01 International Monetary Theory Arslan Razmi UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ECON 322 01 International Trade Iryna Bobukh UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
ECON 361 01 European Economic History Iryna Bobukh UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ECON 366 01 Economic Development UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ENVIRSCI 213 01 Intro to Environmental Policy Anita Milman UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
GEOGRAPH 100 01 Earth: Intro/Physical Geograph Kinuyo Kanamaru UMass Amherst M W F 11:15AM 12:05PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01 Intro/Human Geography Toby Applegate UMass Amherst M W F 11:15AM 12:05PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AA Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst M 1:25PM 2:15PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AB Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst M 4:00PM 4:50PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AC Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst M 5:30PM 6:20PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AD Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst TU 1:00PM 1:50PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AE Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst W 12:20PM 1:10PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AF Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst W 1:25PM 2:15PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AG Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst W 4:00PM 4:50PM
GEOGRAPH 102 01AJ Intro/Human Geography UMass Amherst TH 1:00PM 1:50PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01 World Regional Geography Toby Applegate UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AA World Regional Geography UMass Amherst TU 4:00PM 4:50PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AB World Regional Geography UMass Amherst TU 10:10AM 11:00AM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AC World Regional Geography UMass Amherst TU 5:30PM 6:20PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AD World Regional Geography UMass Amherst W 12:20PM 1:10PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AE World Regional Geography UMass Amherst W 4:00PM 4:50PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AF World Regional Geography UMass Amherst TH 5:30PM 6:20PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AG World Regional Geography UMass Amherst TH 4:00PM 4:50PM
GEOGRAPH 220 01AJ World Regional Geography UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
HISTORY 116 01 History of Japan Garrett Washington UMass Amherst M W 1:25PM 2:15PM
HISTORY 116 01AA History of Japan UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
HISTORY 116 01AB History of Japan UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 116 01AC History of Japan UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 117 01 Science & Society/Modern China Sigrid Schmalzer UMass Amherst M W 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 117 01AA Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
HISTORY 117 01AB Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 117 01AC Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
HISTORY 117 01AD Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 117 01AE Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 8:00AM 8:50AM
HISTORY 117 01AF Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 117 01AG Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
HISTORY 117 01AJ Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 117 01AK Science & Society/Modern China UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
HISTORY 131 01 Middle East History II Eric Ross UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
HISTORY 220 01 Capitalism & Altern/Latin Amer Kevin Young UMass Amherst M W 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 220 01AA Capitalism & Altern/Latin Amer UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
HISTORY 220 01AB Capitalism & Altern/Latin Amer UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 220 01AC Capitalism & Altern/Latin Amer UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 323 01 Modern German History Jon Olsen UMass Amherst M W 11:15AM 12:05PM
HISTORY 323 01AA Modern German History UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
HISTORY 323 01AB Modern German History UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
HISTORY 323 01AC Modern German History UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
HISTORY 345 01 China in the 19th Century Stephen Platt UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
HISTORY 386 01 A Survey of World War II Brian Bunk UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
INFO 203 01 A Networked World Mohammadhassan Hajiesmaili UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
ITALIAN 350 01 Italian Film Andrea Malaguti UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
JAPANESE 135 01 Japanese Art & Culture Amanda Seaman UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
JAPANESE 391S 01 S-Women Writers of Japan Amanda Seaman UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
JOURNAL 310 01 International Journalism Razvan Sibii UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
JUDAIC 101 01 The Jewish Experience I Susan Shapiro UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
JUDAIC 102 01 The Jewish Experience II Jordan Katz UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
JUDAIC 319 01 Representing the Holocaust Jonathan Skolnik UMass Amherst TU 2:30PM 3:45PM
JUDAIC 319 01AA Representing the Holocaust UMass Amherst TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
JUDAIC 319 01AB Representing the Holocaust UMass Amherst TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
JUDAIC 319 01AC Representing the Holocaust UMass Amherst TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
JUDAIC 319 01AD Representing the Holocaust UMass Amherst TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
JUDAIC 319 01AE Representing the Holocaust UMass Amherst TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
LABOR 204 01 Labor & The Global Economy Carolina Bank UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
LLC 125 01 Intercultural Communication Pamela Shea UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
LLC 125 02 Intercultural Communication Pamela Shea UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
POLISCI 111 01 Comparative Politics Timothy Pachirat UMass Amherst M W 1:25PM 2:15PM
POLISCI 111 01AA Comparative Politics UMass Amherst M 9:05AM 9:55AM
POLISCI 111 01AB Comparative Politics UMass Amherst M 10:10AM 11:00AM
POLISCI 111 01AC Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 11:15AM 12:05PM
POLISCI 111 01AD Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
POLISCI 111 01AE Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
POLISCI 111 01AF Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
POLISCI 111 01AG Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
POLISCI 111 01AJ Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
POLISCI 111 01AK Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
POLISCI 111 01BA Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
POLISCI 111 01BB Comparative Politics UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
POLISCI 111 01BC Comparative Politics UMass Amherst M 12:20PM 1:10PM
POLISCI 111 02 Comparative Politics Sophie Schor UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
POLISCI 121 01 World Politics M.J. Peterson UMass Amherst M W 10:10AM 11:00AM
POLISCI 121 01AA World Politics UMass Amherst F 9:05AM 9:55AM
POLISCI 121 01AB World Politics UMass Amherst F 10:10AM 11:00AM
POLISCI 121 01AC World Politics UMass Amherst F 2:30PM 3:20PM
POLISCI 121 01AD World Politics UMass Amherst F 12:20PM 1:10PM
POLISCI 121 01AE World Politics UMass Amherst F 1:25PM 2:15PM
POLISCI 121 01AF World Politics UMass Amherst F 8:00AM 8:50AM
POLISCI 121 02 World Politics Geraldine Santoso UMass Amherst M W 2:30PM 3:45PM
POLISCI 121H 01 World Politics Katherine Beall UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
POLISCI 245 01 Gov&Pol Engl Spk Crb Carlene Edie UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
POLISCI 290P 01 PowerPriv&Inequal:Global Scale Katherine Beall UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
POLISCI 343 01 Gov&Pol East Africa Carlene Edie UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
POLISCI 353 01 Reprsntatn War&Peace Michael Brown UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
POLISCI 356 01 International Law M.J. Peterson UMass Amherst M W F 1:25PM 2:15PM
POLISCI 359 01 International Political Econ Ka Zeng UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
POLISCI 390CW 01 China and the World Ka Zeng UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
POLISCI 720 01 Intrntl Reltns Pros Ka Zeng UMass Amherst TU 2:30PM 5:00PM
RES-ECON 107 01 Hunger in a Global Economy Debi Prasad Mohapatra UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
RES-ECON 107 02 Hunger in a Global Economy Xiaolin Zhou UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
SOCIOL 106 01 Race,Gender, Class & Ethnicity Annie Hikido UMass Amherst TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM
SOCIOL 106 02 Race,Gender, Class & Ethnicity Thomas Corcoran UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
SOCIOL 106 03 Race,Gender, Class & Ethnicity C. Le UMass Amherst M W 4:00PM 5:15PM
SOCIOL 204 01 Labor & The Global Economy Carolina Bank UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM
SOCIOL 320 01 Sociology of Eating Disorders Megan Relin UMass Amherst TU TH 10:00AM 11:15AM
SPANISH 310 01 Adv Language through Culture Mario Garrido Marin UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
SPANISH 321 01 CulturalConflicts&Modern/Spain Guillem Molla UMass Amherst TU TH 2:30PM 3:45PM
SPANISH 384 01 Iberian Cinemas Barbara Zecchi UMass Amherst TU 4:00PM 6:30PM
SPANISH 417 01 Cultr&Civlzatn Sp Am Jeffrey Peer UMass Amherst M W F 12:20PM 1:10PM
WGSS 393M 01 S-Everything to Expect/Expctng Kirsten Leng UMass Amherst TU TH 1:00PM 2:15PM

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