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Political Science examines governance systems, societal behaviors, and institutional frameworks that shape communities and their constituents.
American Politics: Analyzes the U.S. political framework, concentrating on governing bodies like the executive branch, Congress, and judicial system. This field also explores electoral processes, political organizations, regional governance, advocacy groups, and press influences.
Comparative Politics: Investigates and contrasts political systems globally, assessing governmental structures, economic conditions, political evolution, historical contexts, and cultural dimensions.
International Relations: Focuses on interactions, disputes, and collaborations between national governments and global entities. This encompasses theories of global affairs, defense strategies, economic relations between nations, and international legal frameworks.
Political Theory: Explores the philosophical underpinnings of political systems, evaluating fundamental concepts like equity, liberty, civil rights, and civic participation.
Students can select between a 47-credit primary concentration or a more comprehensive 62-credit program. Those pursuing dual majors or supplementary minors may elect the condensed 47-credit option.