Political Science & International Studies Minor

Complete Three Required Courses

• POL 123 - American Government and Politics
• POL 143 - International Politics
• POL 171 - Power, Order, and Justice OR

• POL 110 - Power, Order, and Justice (First-Year Seminar)
   

Complete Nine Additional Political Science (POL) Credits

• POL 101 - Model United Nations (1 credit)
• POL 201 - College Mock Trial (1 credit)
• POL 210 - Research Methods in Political Science (WID)
• POL 222 - Political Ideologies
• POL 233 - Law, Politics, and Society
• POL 245 - American Foreign Policy
• POL 247 - Elections in America
• POL 255 - Environmental Policy and Politics
• POL 277 - Global Wealth, Power and Poverty
• POL 280 - Introduction to Public Policy
• POL 329 - Campaigns: History, Practices, Communication
• POL 331 - Global Security Studies
• POL 332 - The American Presidency
• POL 333 - Power to the People: Understanding Democracy
• POL 334 - Man, Woman, War: Gender and Defining (In)Security
• POL 336 - Constitutional Law and Politics
• POL 337 - Public Administration
• POL 339 - The United States and Latin American
• POL 340 - European Politics
• POL 341 - Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
• POL 346 - Immigration and the American Ideal
• POL 347 - Conflict Analysis and Resolution
• POL 348 - Peace and Conflict Studies
• POL 352 - Transitions to Democracy and Building Democracy
• POL 353 - International Law and Organizations
• POL 356 - Politics of the Middle East
• POL 357 - Topics in Politics
• POL 358 - Massachusetts State Politics
• POL 360 - The United States Congress
• POL 380 - Dirty Hands: Moral Dilemmas
• POL 381 - Citizens of the World
• POL 382 - Parties and Interest Groups in American Politics
• POL 383 - Environmental Justice
• POL 390 - Politics in Washington, D.C.
• POL 490 - Directed Study - Political Science

Note

The fifteen credits given for the Washington, D.C. Internships may not count toward the Political Science and International Studies minor.