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Political Science
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Political science is one of the social sciences studying the origins, functions, and interaction of social institutions and the way people behave in society. Law, secondary and higher education, applied research, journalism, and public services are the areas of greatest career opportunity for political science graduates.
- The Bachelor of Arts in political science focuses on three areas of instruction: American government; international relations and comparative politics; and political philosophy, theory, and analysis.
- Internships for political science majors may be arranged with area state legislators, congressional district offices, Dayton-area metropolitan governments, and governmental and policy advocacy agencies and organizations in Washington, D.C.
| Bachelor of Arts in Political Science—Suggested Curriculum | |||
| Freshman English Comp I & II Math & Modern World Political Life Foreign Languages American National Government International Politics GE Sciences (3) GE History GE Non-Western Course GE Human Expression |
Sophomore Computer Literacy Logic Business Writing Microeconomics Macroeconomics Physical Geography American Civilization to 1877 Foreign Languages Electives College Component GE Human Behavior GE Additional Courses (2) |
Junior Statistics Civil Liberties I & II National Security Policy Current World Problems Comparative Marxist Theory American Presidency Political Parties Law & Society Public Administration Politics of Nationalism American Civilization Since 1877 Electives |
Senior Cyber Crime Human Rights in USA Political System of China Electives |
Undergraduate Admissions
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Phone:
(937) 775-5700
Fax:
(937) 775-5795
Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Location:
148 Student Union