BA in Political Science in Manhattan United States | Kansas State University

Explore government systems and their influence on human rights, societal challenges, international relations, diplomacy, and other key areas. As a political science student, you'll examine how governance affects human rights, legal systems, conflict resolution, and international affairs. K-State's political science curriculum equips graduates for opportunities in public service, legal practice, political campaigns, corporate sectors, and advanced academic programs. Graduates from our program earn an average starting salary of $44,111, surpassing typical entry-level wages. Alumni secure roles in public administration, law firms, and corporate environments, while some continue their education through graduate studies. Emerging career paths include foreign policy risk assessment, political strategy consulting, and positions within think tanks and research organizations.