Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
Not Available
Duration
4 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
International Relations | Political Sciences and Civics | Public Administration
Area of study
Social Sciences | Humanities
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Program Overview

The Political Science program requires students to complete a series of courses, including two courses with the Anti-Racism Education attribute. These courses can be taken during any semester of their education.


Program Structure

The program is structured over four years, with the following courses:


  • First Year:
    • Fall:
      • ENG110 or ENG120: Composition or Critical Writing (3 credits)
      • First Second Language Course (3 credits)
      • UNV101: First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community (1 credit)
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
      • Two Learning Community (LC) courses (POL120/HIS120) or MAT104 and One Area of Knowledge (AOK) course (6 credits)
    • Spring:
      • ENG120: Critical Writing (or Any one remaining Area of Knowledge course) (4 credits)
      • Two Learning Community (LC) courses (POL120/HIS120) or MAT104 and One Area of Knowledge (AOK) course (6 credits)
      • Second Language Course, if applicable (3 credits)
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
  • Second Year:
    • Fall:
      • ENG201: Writing in the Disciplines (3 credits)
      • CIS101: Introduction to Computing (3 credits)
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
      • One non-concentration course in subject ECO or HIS from approved list (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course (3 credits)
      • ECO105: Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics (Analysis of Human, Social, and Natural Phenomena (AOK5) or any remaining AOK course.) (0-3 credits)
    • Spring:
      • COM200: Public Speaking (3 credits)
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
      • One non-concentration course in subject ECO or HIS from approved list (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course (Writing Enhanced (WE) course) (3 credits)
      • One Lab science course (3 credits)
  • Third Year:
    • Fall:
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
      • One elective concentration course in subject POL from approved list (3 credits)
      • One non-concentration course in subject ECO or HIS from approved list (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge, Writing Enhanced (WE) course (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course (3 credits)
    • Spring:
      • One required concentration course in subject POL (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course or Open Elective course (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course or Open Elective course (3 credits)
      • One GS major elective course from approved list (3 credits)
  • Fourth Year:
    • Fall:
      • POL499: Senior Year Experience in the Political Science (3 credits)
      • One elective concentration course in subject POL from approved list (3 credits)
      • One GS Business core elective course from approved list (3 credits)
      • Take any one remaining Area of Knowledge course or Open Elective course (4 credits)
    • Spring:
      • One GS major elective course from approved list (3 credits)
      • Internship or Travel course (3 credits)
      • Open Elective course (3 credits)
      • Open Elective Course (3 credits)
      • Open Elective Course (3 credits)

Program Requirements

The program requires a total of 120-123 credits. Students must complete all required courses, including the two courses with the Anti-Racism Education attribute, to graduate.


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