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Political researchers examine various subjects, including how authority and control are wielded, the origins and solutions of disputes, connections between governance and economic, cultural, and social factors, the creation and execution of government initiatives, and the evolution of political structures. These investigations occur across different scales, ranging from neighborhood communities to worldwide society. The field's breadth is demonstrated through its core academic focuses: philosophical foundations of governance, cross-national political analysis, global interactions, and U.S. government structures and procedures. Students can also select from elective focus areas such as corporate-political relations, electoral strategies, civic participation, international affairs, legal-political intersections, political transitions and growth, psychological aspects of politics, ideological studies, and public administration.
Student are required to have a high school graduation
English Language Proficiency Requirements: TOEFL iBT – 79; IELTS Academic – 6.5; Pearson Test of Academic English (PTE Academic) – 59; Cambridge Assessment English (CAE) C1 Advanced – 180.
Application Deadline for Fall: For freshmen international students the deadlines are November 1 (early action 1 deadline), December 1 (early action 2 deadline) and January 1 (regular deadline)