UF Courses & Contacts

The International Development and Humanitarian Assistance minor is the most relevant pathway to understanding how to contribute to those in need on an organizational scale. It provides the foundational skills and knowledge necessary to contribute productively in nonprofit organizations, private businesses, and public-sector organizations involved with international development and humanitarian assistance.

Required Courses

• AEB 3671 – Comparative World Agriculture

• AEB 4282 – International Humanitarian Assistance

• AEB 4283 – International Development Policy

Approved Electives

• AEB 4242 – International Trade Policy in Agriculture

• AFS 4935 – African Studies Interdisciplinary Seminar

• ANT 4266 – Economic Anthropology

• CPO 4034 – Politics in Developing Nations

• FYC 4409 – Working with Nonprofit Organizations in Community Settings

• GEO 3502 – Economic Geography

• HSC 2621 – Trends in International Health

• INR 3034 – Politics of the World Economy

• INR 4035 – Rich and Poor Nations in the International System

• LAH 3300 – Contemporary Latin America

• LAS 3930 – Special Topics in Latin American Studies

• LAS 4935 – Latin American Area Seminar

• URP 2001 – Comparative Urbanization

• WST 3930 – Special Interdisciplinary Topics in Women's Studies (Gender and Development)