MA in Political Science - Comparative Politics in Syracuse United States | Syracuse University

Explore the individuals, policies, institutions, and groups influencing public affairs. As a political science student, you'll develop critical thinking and management abilities applicable to rewarding careers in government, legal fields, corporate sectors, global entities, nonprofits, research, media, and education. The Political Science Department focuses on examining governance and political systems, encompassing: governing bodies like parliaments, judicial systems, and regulatory agencies, political entities that drive change, such as political parties, advocacy groups, and activist networks, government regulations affecting citizens and businesses, including equality laws, migration policies, and sustainability measures, as well as international relations between countries and global organizations impacting commerce, development, disputes, and diplomacy.