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Overview

The Minor in Political Science provides students with a broad understanding of politics, government, public policy, international affairs, and political thought. The minor complements a wide variety of majors by strengthening critical thinking, analytical reasoning, research, and communication skills while providing a deeper understanding of political institutions and contemporary public issues.

What You'll Study

Students completing the minor explore topics such as:

• American Government, Law and Politics
• International Relations
• Comparative Politics
• Political Theory
• Political Institutions and Political Behavior
• Public Policy
• Contemporary Political Issues

Career Paths

A Minor in Political Science complements many majors and can support preparation for careers and further study in fields such as:

• Government
• Public Administration
• Law
• Public Policy
• Business
• Nonprofit Organizations
• Journalism and Media
• Graduate and Professional Schools

Program Information

The Minor in Political Science offers students from a variety of academic disciplines an opportunity to broaden their understanding of politics and develop additional knowledge in multiple areas of political science.

For official minor requirements, consult the Current University Catalog. Students should follow the catalog requirements applicable to their catalog year.

Academic Advising

Students interested in declaring a Minor in Political Science are encouraged to consult with a Political Science faculty advisor to discuss the minor, academic planning, and how Political Science may complement their major and academic goals.