Minor in Political Science
Students minoring in political science complete three courses in foundational political science material — Comparative Politics, International Relations and American Politics and Government — and choose a course from a selection of theoretical topics. They also choose four political science electives for a total of 18 credits.
Political Science Minor Course Requirements
This program is not available to political science majors.
The following requirements must be fulfilled: 18 credits in selected courses.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required | ||
One course (3 credits) selected from the following: | ||
PSC 1001 | Introduction to Comparative Politics | |
or PSC 1001W | Introduction to Comparative Politics | |
PSC 1002 | Introduction to American Politics and Government | |
or PSC 1002W | Introduction to American Politics and Government | |
PSC 1003 | Introduction to International Politics | |
or PSC 1003W | Introduction to International Politics | |
or IAFF 1005 | Introduction to International Affairs | |
One course (3 credits) selected from the following: | ||
PSC 2105 | Major Issues of Western Political Thought I | |
PSC 2106 | Major Issues of Western Political Thought II | |
or PSC 2106W | Major Issues of Western Political Thought II | |
PSC 2107 | Twentieth-Century Political Thought | |
PSC 2109 | Global Justice | |
PSC 2110 | American Political Thought | |
PSC 2120W | Freedom in American Thought and Popular Culture | |
or AMST 2120W | Freedom in American Thought and Popular Culture | |
PSC 2991 | Special Topics in Political Thought | |
And four additional PSC courses (12 credits). |