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Political Science Courses

  • PSCI 135 – American Politics and Government
  • PSCI 145 – Political Philosophy
  • PSCI 232 - Campaigns in Context
  • PSCI 233 – Washington Workshop
  • PSCI 234 – Interest Groups and American Politics
  • PSCI 235 - Iowa Caucus
  • PSCI 271 – Introduction to Law
  • PSCI 334 – Politics and Policy
  • PSCI 335 - Politics and Pop Culture
  • PSCI 337 – Women and Politics
    PSCI 341 – Topics in Political Theory
  • PSCI 342 – Research Methodology
  • PSCI 346 – Ancient and Medieval Political Philosophy
  • PSCI 347 – Renaissance and Modern Political Philosophy
  • PSCI 348 – American Political Thought
  • PSCI 349 – Christian Political Thought
  • PSCI 381 – Constitutional Law
  • PSCI 382 - Media and Public Opinion
  • PSCI 383 – Religion and American Politics
  • PSCI 384 – The Presidency
  • PSCI 385 – Urban Politics
  • PSCI 386 – Congress and American Politics
  • PSCI 387 – Campaigns and Elections
  • PSCI 494 – Senior Seminar
  • PSCI 495 – Independent Study
  • PSCI 496 – Internship
  • PSCI 499 – Honors Thesis 

 

International Relations Courses

  • IR 155 – Comparative Politics
  • IR 175 – International Politics
  • IR 342x – Research Methodology (cross-listed with PSCI 342)
  • IR 352 - Model UN
  • IR 353 – Comparative Public Policy
  • IR 354 – African Politics
  • IR 355 – Latin American Politics
  • IR 356 – European Politics
  • IR 357 – Third World Politics and Development
  • IR 358 – Islam and Politics
  • IR 362 – Global Cities
  • IR 372 – International Law
  • IR 376 – Ethics and Foreign Policy
  • IR 377 – Political Forgiveness and Reconciliation
  • IR 378 – U.S. Foreign Policy
  • IR 379 – International Political Economy
  • IR 415 – Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict
  • IR 494 – Senior Seminar
  • IR 495 – Independent Study
  • IR 496 – Internship
  • IR 499 – Honors Thesis