Both a major and a minor are available:

Bachelor of Arts in International and Global Studies
Minor in International and Global Studies
Those majoring in the program can select one or more tracks:

The Political and Cultural Affairs Track guides majors towards courses that provide the cultural, historical and political backgrounds of various global regions. This track is for students interested in policy, politics, diplomacy, and non-profit work.
The Economic and Trade Affairs Track guides majors towards courses that provide a strong foundation in global economic and business concepts. This track is for students interested in economic or business policy or consulting.
The Latin American Studies Track guides majors towards courses that provide a solid understanding of the Latin American world. This track is for students interested in a variety of career paths in the Latin American world.
The General Studies Track guides majors toward courses that provide an equal exposure to the different disciplines that comprise the degree.
Students can also earn both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in as little as 5 years:

Combined Bachelor of Arts in International and Global Studies and Master of Arts

Graduates have gone on to work in the government, non-profit, and private-sector fields. Some examples include:

Public Sector:

State Department
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Peace Corps
Department of Defense
State and local government agencies
Private Sector:

The Rand Corporation
General Motors
Honeywell, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Not-for-Profit Sector:

Institute for Integrated Rural Development (IIRD)
Worldwatch Institute
Goodwill
Bread for the World
International Organizations:

International Monetary Fund
Inter-American Development Bank
North American Development Bank
Oxfam
Educational Sector:

Public and private schools
Community colleges
Overseas teaching opportunities