Depaul political science

Universitycollege of liberal arts and social sciencescollege of university college of las > academics > political field of political science is concerned with the organization and behavior of the people, groups, and institutions which make up government and the larger political system.

Program of study is designed to provide students with an understanding of the political forces that shape our lives.

The political science program at depaul seeks to help students become well-rounded, socially-responsible, and engaged citizens who are prepared to think critically about the problems and challenges of the 21st century.

The curriculum provides students with a versatile set of skills which can be applied in a wide range of career sectors, such as, government, law, business, non-profit organizations, campaign management, journalism, education, and  our graduates are cesacademic calendaracademic successbookstorecampus connectcampus securityconsumer infodepaul centraldesire2learn (d2l)directoryfaculty/staff emaillibrarystudent emailuniversity cataloginformation foralumni & friendscurrent studentsfaculty & staffquicklinksathleticscampus mapsemploymenteventspoliciessites onal page content 1in the political science program, you will study the organization and behavior of people, groups and institutions that make up governmental and larger political systems.

You will be introduced to questions, perspectives and arguments about the political forces that shape your p critical thinking, research and communication skills, through a program that incorporates historical, psychological, sociological, economic and philosophical o, one of the most dynamic political scenes in the united states, offers many opportunities for you to become involved in politics, non-profit organizations and advocacy organizations, allowing you to apply your coursework to real life can earn a combined bachelor's/master's degree in political science and journalism.

This program allows you to complete a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master's degree in journalism in five also offer the 3+3 ba/jd program, which allows high-achieving first-year undergraduate students to be admitted simultaneously to the college of liberal arts and social sciences (las) and the college of law (law).

You'll complete your first three years in las and your final three years in political science department also offers minors in american politics, international politics, and public law/political american political ational cal analysis and cs and cal action and social m concentrations/tracks:International year bachelor's/master's degree ational ch and urban planning.

Percent of 2016 political science graduates were employed, continuing their education or not seeking employment after graduation.

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Political science faculty regularly write books, present papers at professional meetings, and publish their work in scholarly y office hours, autumn t adibeprofessorcadibe@w biomolly andolinaassociate professormandolin@w biokathleen (katy) arnoldsenior professional lecturerkarnol14@w biojames blockassociate professorjblock@w biomichael buddeprofessormbudde@w biowill dentonprofessional lecturerwdenton1@w biobenjamin epsteinassistant professorbepstein@w biorichard (dick) farkasprofessor and faculty advisor for xi iota chapter of pi sigma alphadfarkas@w bioscott hibbardassociate professorshibbar1@w biokathryn ibata-arensvincent de paul professor of political science and director, global asian studies -arens@w biomiriam jimenezprofessional z@w biovalerie c.

Spaldingprofessor of political sciencerspaldin@w biophillip stalleyassociate professor and fulbright scholarship program advisorpstalley@w biowayne p.

Tillmanassociate professor and faculty advisor, model united nationsetillman@w biodavid lay williamsprofessor and pre-law ms@w cesacademic calendaracademic successbookstorecampus connectcampus securityconsumer infodepaul centraldesire2learn (d2l)directoryfaculty/staff emaillibrarystudent emailuniversity cataloginformation foralumni & friendscurrent studentsfaculty & staffquicklinksathleticscampus mapsemploymenteventspoliciessites universityuniversity university catalog > degree requirements > undergraduate > college of liberal arts & social sciences > political science (ba) > major requirements.

Political science majors must complete the requirements for one of the following four concentrations: standard, american politics, international politics, or law and elective credits are required in order to meet the minimum graduation requirement of 192 hours.

Students may choose to use their open electives as part of a minor or to complete a double listing by 201 geographic information 205 statistics for the social 300 political analysis and 305 writing in political 213 political 214 politics and 216 american political 217 women and 218 african-american 219 topics in political 310 political culture and 312 creating change: contemporary gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgendered 315 internet, technology, and 316 religion, nationalism and 319 advanced topics in political 120 the american political 220 the american 221 congress and the legislative 222 political parties and 223 urban 224 bureaucracy and 225 state 229 topics in american 321 mass media and american 322 urban 323 chicago government and 324 inequality in american 326 ideology, economics and 327 public 328 advanced topics in american 329 advanced topics in public 230 classical political 231 modern political 232 liberalism, conservatism, and 233 political ideas and 234 freedom and 235 equality and social 236 legitimacy and 239 topics in political 330 american political 331 contemporary political 335 theories of the 336 african-american political 337 christian political 338 politics and 339 advanced topics in political ational 140 introduction to international 242 american foreign 243 russian-american 244 latin american-united states 245 foreign policies of western 246 asian foreign 247 u.

Africa 249 topics in international 340 the european 341 political islam and american foreign 342 arms, security, and 343 asian political 344 world political 345 the catholic church in world 346 the united nations and world 347 ethics in world 349 advanced topics in international 150 introduction to comparative 250 european 251 russian 252 latin american 253 asian 254 african 255 middle east 259 country 350 japanese 351 revolution and 352 chinese 353 comparative democracy and 354 political representation in comparative 356 ethnic conflict in the third 358 global gender 359 advanced topics in comparative 260 law and the political 261 first amendment 262 rights of 263 equal protection of the 265 law and popular 269 topics in public 361 international 362 the criminal justice 363 women and the 364 comparative protection of individual 365 voting, representation, and the 366 national security and the u.

367 immigration 368 rights-based social 369 advanced topics in public ential 282 political action and social 284 mock trial: civil 285 mock trial: criminal 286 campaigns and social 288 biking, politics and 289 group internship special 299 special 390 capstone 393 honors 394 senior 399 independent onal page content 1.

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