Department of Political Science
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic a new fall 2020 schedule of courses and seminar offerings will be officially released at a later date.
New Proposed Fall 2020 Political Science seminar offerings that require an application
POL1 324 SEM: Gemder and Law - Nancy Scherer
POL2 306 SEM: Revolution - Bill Joseph
POL3 371 SEM: Decision-Making in Foreign Policy - Yoon Jin Lee
Application Deadline TBD: will be determined when Fall20 Course Registration is scheduled by Registrar's Office
For more course info, please visit the course browser.
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Political science courses explore a wide range of questions regarding the concepts and norms central to the study of power and politics (e.g. authority, domination, gender, freedom); the structure and operations political institutions and processes (e.g. governments, non-governmental organizations, international organizations, elections); the complex factors involved in political and economic development; social movements and processes (e.g. women's movements, immigration, revolution); comparative political systems (e.g., democracy, authoritarianism); political trends and transformations in various regions (e.g., East Asia, South Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa); and analyses of current affairs in the many realms and contexts in which politics take place.
