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The Department of Political Science offers about 40 different courses each fall and spring semester. A smaller number of courses are also offered during the May term and summer session. Course availability is dependent upon instructor availability and curricular funding.

Our department offers a multitude of classes in the subfields of political theory, international relations, American politics, and comparative government each semester. Students have the option to focus on one or two of these subfields or they may take classes in all four subfields and complete a more general major.  Whatever your area of interest, you will find several courses that match your interests and work well with your class schedule.

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Spring 2019

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
POL 1001American Democracy in a Changing WorldSections [1]
POL 1001HHonors Course: American Democracy in a Changing WorldSections [1]
POL 1019Indigenous Peoples in Global PerspectiveSections [1]
POL 1025Global PoliticsSections [1]
POL 1054Puzzles in World PoliticsSections [1]
POL 1201Political IdeasSections [1]
POL 1915Contemporary Civil WarsSections [1]
POL 3065Political Engagement Careers: Planning and Preparing For Your FutureSections [1]
POL 3070Distinguished Undergraduate Research InternshipSections [1]
POL 3080Internship in Politics or GovernmentSections [1]
POL 3085Quantitative Analysis in Political ScienceSections [3]
POL 3108HHonors Tutorial: Thesis Preparation and Political Science InquirySections [1]
POL 3235WDemocracy and CitizenshipSections [1]
POL 3252WRevolution, Democracy, and Empire: Modern Political ThoughtSections [1]
POL 3309Justice in AmericaSections [1]
POL 3319Education and the American DreamSections [1]
POL 3321Issues in American Public PolicySections [1]
POL 3323Political Tolerance in the United StatesSections [1]
POL 3329The Balance of Power: Federalism & Community in the United StatesSections [1]
POL 3477Political Economy of DevelopmentSections [1]
POL 3766Political Psychology of Mass BehaviorSections [1]
POL 3767Political Psychology of Elite BehaviorSections [1]
POL 3810Topics in International Relations and Foreign PolicySections [1]
POL 3833The United States and the Global EconomySections [1]
POL 3835International RelationsSections [1]
POL 4210Topics in Political TheorySections [1]
POL 4275Domination, Exclusion, and Justice: Contemporary Political ThoughtSections [1]
POL 4335African American PoliticsSections [1]
POL 4461WEuropean Government and PoliticsSections [1]
POL 4463The Cuban Revolution Through the Words of Cuban RevolutionariesSections [1]
POL 4478WContemporary Politics in Africa and the Colonial LegacySections [1]
POL 4487The Struggle for Democratization and CitizenshipSections [1]
POL 4497Patronage & CorruptionSections [1]
POL 4502WThe Supreme Court, Civil Liberties, and Civil RightsSections [1]
POL 4737WAmerican Political PartiesSections [1]
POL 4810Topics in International Politics and Foreign PolicySections [1]
POL 4885WInternational Conflict and SecuritySections [1]
POL 4900HHonors ThesisSections [1]
POL 4970Individual Reading and ResearchSections [1]
POL 4991Political Science CapstoneSections [1]

Summer 2019

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
POL 1201Political IdeasSections [1]
POL 3080Internship in Politics or GovernmentSections [1]
POL 3085Quantitative Analysis in Political ScienceSections [1]
POL 3235WDemocracy and CitizenshipSections [1]
POL 3477Political Economy of DevelopmentSections [1]
POL 3766Political Psychology of Mass BehaviorSections [1]
POL 3835International RelationsSections [1]
POL 4900HHonors ThesisSections [1]
POL 4970Individual Reading and ResearchSections [2]