Minors in the Bachelor’s Degree Programmes
Minor in Social Science
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Minor in Social Science
The Social Science Division offers three (3) minor programs.
1) International Relations Minor (for students with ID 63 onwards)
2) Global Affairs Minor (for students with ID 63 onwards)
3) Psychology Minor
Note 1: Students majoring in International Relations and Global Affairs cannot take the following minor programs: International Relations, Global Affairs.
Note 2: Students majoring in International Relations and Global Affairs can only take the Psychology minor offered by the Social Science Division.
International Relations Minor(for students with ID63 onwards)
The International Relations minor allows students to add value to their major degree studies by understanding an interdisciplinary approach to a specialized field that intersects with their primary studies.
Students can choose five (5) courses from the following to complete the International Relations minor. ICIR 101 is required for all International Relations minors.
Course Code | Course Name |
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ICIR 101 | Approaches to International Relations and Global Affairs |
ICIR 102 | Approaches to Comparative Politics and Systems |
ICIR 201 | The Formation of the Modern World: From the Industrial Revolution to High Imperialism |
ICIR 202 | Globalization and the International Order in the Twentieth Century: From the First World War to 9/11 |
ICIR 203 | Foundations of Political Thought |
ICIR 204 | Perspectives on International Relations |
ICIR 211 | Globalization and Social Change |
ICIR 213 | Conflict, War and Peace Studies |
ICIR 215 | Thai Foreign Policy |
ICIR 218 | Authoritarian Populism |
ICIR 221 | International Political Economy |
ICIR 222 | International Organizations |
ICIR 223 | Democracy as a Political System |
ICIR 224 | Security and Conflict in a Global Perspective |
ICIR 225 | Global Media, Social Change and International Relations |
ICIR 226 | The History and Concept of Diplomacy |
ICIR 239 | Nations and Nationalisms |
ICIR 302 | ASEAN and Southeast Asian Regionalism |
ICIR 303 | Transnational Movements and Migration |
ICIR 304 | Transnational Crime |
ICIR 305 | Conflict Resolution |
ICIR 307 | The United Nations and Contemporary World Politics |
ICIR 309 | Public Diplomacy and Nation Branding |
ICIR 311 | Foreign Policy Analysis |
ICIR 312 | International Law and International Relations |
ICIR 313 | Human Rights and International Relations |
ICIR 314 | International Development Studies |
ICIR 315 | Devolution, Privatization and State Failure |
ICIR 321 | Political Risk, Business and International Relations |
ICIR 322 | The Politics and Economics of Non-Governmental Organizations |
ICIR 323 | The Practice of Diplomacy |
ICIR 332 | Comparative Regionalism |
ICIR 334 | Terrorism, Counterterrorism and Political Violence |
Global Affairs Minor(for students with ID63 onwards)
The Global Affairs minor allows students to add depth to their major degree studies by understanding an interdisciplinary approach to a specialized field that intersects with their primary studies.
Students can choose five (5) courses from the following to complete the Global Affairs minor.
Course Code | Course Name |
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ICIR 101 | Approaches to International Relations and Global Affairs |
ICIR 102 | Approaches to Comparative Politics and Systems |
ICIR 201 | The Formation of the Modern World: From the Industrial Revolution to High Imperialism |
ICIR 202 | Globalization and the International Order in the Twentieth Century: From the First World War to 9/11 |
ICIR 203 | Foundations of Political Thought |
ICIR 211 | Globalization and Social Change |
ICIR 213 | Conflict, War and Peace Studies |
ICIR 217 | Culture and Power |
ICIR 219 | Genders and Sexual Diversity in the Globalized World |
ICIR 221 | International Political Economy |
ICIR 212 | Social Institutions of the Modern World |
ICIR 214 | Perspectives on Thailand |
ICIR 227 | Approaches to Culture and Society |
ICIR 228 | Europe and the ‘West’ in the Contemporary World |
ICIR 229 | Environment and Natural Resources in Global Affairs |
ICIR 233 | Nations and Nationalisms |
ICIR 236 | Politics and Identity in Cold War Europe, 1945-1991 |
ICIR 237 | International Economic Relations |
ICIR 302 | ASEAN and Southeast Asian Regionalism |
ICIR 306 | Intelligence, Data and Surveillance |
ICIR 307 | The United Nations and Contemporary World Politics |
ICIR 308 | Political Islam |
ICIR 313 | Human Rights and International Relations |
ICIR 314 | International Development Studies |
ICIR 324 | Society and Technology in the Modern World |
ICIR 325 | Migration, Diasporas and the Politics of Space |
ICIR 327 | Ethnicity and Representation in International Affairs |
ICIR 331 | Religion and Politics in the Contemporary World |
Psychology Minor
The Psychology minor allows students to pursue interests in psychology that can be applied and add value to their major degree.
Students can choose five (5) courses from the following to complete the Psychology minor.
ICSP 112 is required for all Psychology minors.
Course Code | Course Name |
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ICSP 112 | Introduction to Psychology |
ICSP 250 | History and Systems of Psychology |
ICSP 251 | Introduction to Developmental Psychology I |
ICSP 252 | Introduction to Developmental Psychology II |
ICSP 253 | Introduction to Social Psychology |
ICSP 254 | Theories of Personality |
ICSP 255 | Introduction to Abnormal Psychology |
ICSP 256 | Industrial and Organizational Psychology |
ICSP 257 | Educational Psychology |
ICSP 258 | Cross-Cultural Psychology |
ICSP 350 | Evolutionary Psychology |
ICSP 351 | Introduction to the Freudian and Psychodynamic Traditions |
ICSP 352 | Prosocial and Antisocial Behaviour |
ICSP 353 | Clinical Psychology |
ICSP 354 | Psychological testing |
ICSP 355 | Drug Use and Behavior |
ICSP 356 | Psychology of Emotion |
ICSP 357 | Psychology of Motivation |
ICSP 358 | Psychology of Economics |
ICSP 359 | Foundations of Counseling Skills |