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The Department of Politics offers a balanced and diversified curriculum that covers the major subfields of this discipline. While very much aware of the perennial questions of government and society that puzzled political philosophers such as Aristotle and Plato, the department is concerned that its students be well versed in the affairs and contending theories of the contemporary world. It is also committed to the development of rigorous analytical skills, the arts of communication (spoken and written), and experiential learning. Professors are closely involved with the programs in International Studies, Asian Studies, Peace and Justice Studies, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, and Irish Studies. Thus, while it is designed to provide a broad liberal education, the politics curriculum is also appropriate for many career orientations, especially law, government, the media, teaching, and business. Our dedicated faculty has interests in all disciplines of political science, as well as a variety of interdisciplinary programs. They remain deeply connected to real-world political issues that face our world and its governments. Coursework is designed to develop your critical thinking and analytical skills along with your oral and written communication abilities. Throughout the program you will experience the political process first-hand by actively participating in classroom discussions and debates, internships and research projects. Upon graduation, you will be well versed in the affairs and theories of the contemporary world and have the skills to succeed in the job market or continue on to graduate or law school.
Program overview
Main Subject
Politics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The Department of Politics offers a balanced and diversified curriculum that covers the major subfields of this discipline. While very much aware of the perennial questions of government and society that puzzled political philosophers such as Aristotle and Plato, the department is concerned that its students be well versed in the affairs and contending theories of the contemporary world. It is also committed to the development of rigorous analytical skills, the arts of communication (spoken and written), and experiential learning. Professors are closely involved with the programs in International Studies, Asian Studies, Peace and Justice Studies, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, and Irish Studies. Thus, while it is designed to provide a broad liberal education, the politics curriculum is also appropriate for many career orientations, especially law, government, the media, teaching, and business. Our dedicated faculty has interests in all disciplines of political science, as well as a variety of interdisciplinary programs. They remain deeply connected to real-world political issues that face our world and its governments. Coursework is designed to develop your critical thinking and analytical skills along with your oral and written communication abilities. Throughout the program you will experience the political process first-hand by actively participating in classroom discussions and debates, internships and research projects. Upon graduation, you will be well versed in the affairs and theories of the contemporary world and have the skills to succeed in the job market or continue on to graduate or law school.
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Bachelor Degree in Politics
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PoliticsMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Politics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Politics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
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