An introduction to the American political system and constitutional framework. Focus will be on the interplay of variou
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- 2025-2026
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104 courses with the subject POLS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
An introduction to the American political system and constitutional framework. Focus will be on the interplay of variou
Introduces the main actors, ideas, institutions, and processes that shape the international system. Analyzes key international developments, including imperialism, nationalism, the causes of wars and peace, a
Students learn to read, analyze, and conduct political science research as well as learning the s
Students learn to read, analyze, and conduct research in international relations based on variety of methods applied
Introduces various approaches of comparative politics, such as institutionalism, structuralism, political cultur
Data analysis is transforming the way we understand and engage in politics, how we design and evaluate policy, and how organizations across the world make decisions. In this course, you will learn the fundamental principles of quantitative reasoning
This is a 1-credit course for students in Madrid t
This course explores the relationship between politics & religion in the United States. How and why does religion influence politics in the
Exposure to the undergraduate study of constitutional law by: analysis of the horizontal structure
This course will provide an examination of the institutions involved in the American policy-making process. The student will learn about the presidential sy
This course examines the process and politics of agenda-setting and public policy formulation in the United States. The primary focus
This course examines a range of contemporary issues introducing students to the U.S. Constitution and t
Championing causes, donating time or funds, and lobbying for good are viewed as admirable pursuits in U.S. culture and manifested in various forms such as community service, philanthropic efforts and a thriving non-profit sector. This cour
This course examines the public policy-making role of the court system and examines questions such as wheth
The development, structure and functions of state governments with emphasis on th
Review of major approaches to the study of international relations. Definition of concepts such as power, nationalism, impe
This course examines the political ideas of major thinkers of Western civilization, beginning
This course examines the political ides of the major thinkers of Western civilization from th
The course introduces non-economics major students to the basic concepts and ideas to understand how policymaking is influenced by economic conditions, political beliefs, societal ideals, and international events. Studying economic policy allows
Championing causes, donating time or funds, and lobbying for good are viewed as admirable pursuits in U.S. culture and manifested in various forms such as community service, philanthropic efforts and a thriving non-profit sector. This cour
This course examines the impact and influence of women and other marginalized groups on public policy from the inside, as formal actors in government and partisan institution
This course examines the interaction between gender and globalization. It discusses the centrality of gender in international development by focusing on gender as one of the most critical facto
This course examines the dynamic evolution of the debates on International Security as well as the transformations in the main global and regional security institu
This course introduces the concept and practices of transitional justice, which addresses current and past human rights violations. We review the various mechanisms of transitional justice, including: criminal prosecution; lustrations; truth and reconciliation commissions; reparations
This course explores the main premises and approaches to study Global Political Economy. After analyzing the history and development of the international system, it studies how s
An analysis of the origins and the local, regional, and international dimensions of the Palestinian-Israeli-Arab conflict, this course will examine the conf
How did we get here? This course investigates how the American state has changed over time and how its current form emerged. American Political Development is a subfield of Am
The Holocaust during World War II fundamentally shaped how we define, identify, prevent, punish, and commemorate genocide.
Race and the Law examines historical and contemporary intersections of race and the US legal system. Through an exploration of four themes: slavery, sovereignty, immigra
Everything needed to design, carry out, and interpret a political survey. Topics covered will incl
This course explores the origins of the current World Order in the Treaty of Westphalia, and its evolution through the emergence of the nation state and two World Wars to the current American-led Liber
Moot Court consists of simulated arguments in front of the Supreme Court of the United States. Students brief approximately 20 Supreme Court cases and apply them to
This course provides an introduction to the importance of written communication in the public discourse and in public decision-making. The course wi
Perspectives on the role and problems of the presidency in American political life;
The structure and functioning of legislatures. Particular emphasis on th
This class examines the way in which national identity, global and regional economics and international development intersect. It uses the
How do laws governing the political process affect and impact political power relationships? This course investigates topics including redistricting, the right to vote, voter turno
A decision-making approach to understanding the domestic and institutional context
This course is designed to provide students with a basic grounding in political institutions and processes in contemp
This class will look at the way in which a political solution was developed in the case of Northern Ireland. It wil
This class course examines the uses of music as a political communication, marketing and mobilization tool. The class will primarily focus on popular music from
Why did 17 European countries surrender the sovereign control of their currency and create the Euro? Will Turkey
The political development of Africa in colonial and post-colonial perio
Students will examine the interdisciplinary literature on international development and identify gaps, contradictions, and e
This course reviews the drivers, challenges, and contributions of non-governmental organizations to promote accountability and good global governance. From the Geneva Conventio
After participating in the community service experience in Myanmar or Cambodia (Alternative Winter Break), students will stud
Introduces China studies as a subfield of comparative politics. Covers topics such
This course examines the evolution of Latin America in the context of globalization. The first part analyzes the main political and econ
Come ready to practice the skills you acquired in Data Analysis and Politics (POLS 201) and then learn some more. In this class, you will conduct a data analysis of your choosing beginning to end. You will
This class will examine the ways in which political marketing is conducted across the globe. It will look at a variety of political systems and cultures in an
Examines cultural and historic backgrounds, political systems, political and economic development, and internatio
From Rio to the Boston Harbor Project, this course examines the policies and politics of the environme
In the 20th century the general public became aware of the need for following a sustainable lifestyle. Non-governmental organizations, governmental institutions and individuals began to study environmental problems and issues to enh
Designed to introduce students to the nuts and bolts of preparing to run
Students learn the basics of how candidates successfully introduce their candi
Students learn the fundamentals of how to maximize positive me
This course explains the main components of the international legal system. It begins by exploring the rules, principles and norms that govern the relationship among states, the differe
How do we explain the appearance or absence of social movements? What social or individual factors explain their development and decline? Who joins social movements? Who does not? Why? What ideas or ideals animate
An examination of human rights at the end of the 20th century. Attention will be given to th
Recent years have witnessed what is widely described as a global retreat of democracy and a concurrent rise of illiberalism and populism of both the right and left variants. Some observers argue that this alarmist assessment is unwarranted and that
Interlocking themes making the contemporary Middle East an area of chronic conflic
This course is designed to provide all Government degree-seeking students with a team-taught capstone experience. In this course, we will collectively discuss and consider career, professional
This course begins with a10-day intensive seminar in Washington, DC The seminar, carried out in partnership with The Washington Center for Internships and Acade
A 10-day intensive seminar in Washington DC that will examine the defense and intelligence community in the US and current issues, threats, and challenges in global society. The s
This course provides an introduction to the study of the role of the United Nations System in the globalization era. The course is divided in two main sections. The first is based on a series of readings, lectures and discus
Individual program of reading and research on an approved topic under
Students enrolled in this course will present their papers at the Student Research Conference
This course is designed to enhance the academic learning students achieve in a substantive government, politics, issue advocacy, public policy or publ
A full-time, one-semester internship in Washington, D.C. Consult the De
A full-time summer internship in Washington D.C. Consult the
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This course can be taken for anywhere from 1-12 credits, concurrent with a qualifying inte
This course examines the areas where organized global citizens can make a difference to prod
This course aims at providing an overview of the nature of the work in diplomatic services in a selective num
What makes a great leader? This course examines public leadership in the United States and across the globe. Personal q
This course examines the dynamic evolution of the debates on International Security as well as the transformations in the main global and regional security institu
How did we get here? This course investigates how the American state has changed over time and how its current form emerged. American Political Development is a subfield of Am
Race and the Law Course Description: Race and the Law examines historical and contemporary intersections of race and the US legal system. Through an exploration of four
Everything needed to design, carry out, and interpret a political survey. Topics covered include questionnaire design, sampling,
This course explores the origins of the current World Order in the Treaty of Westphalia, and its evolution through the emergence of the nation state and two World Wars to the current American-led
Designed to introduce students to the nuts and bolts of preparing to run
Students learn the basics of how candidates successfully introduce their candi
Students learn the fundamentals of how to maximize positive me
This course provides an introduction to the study of the role of the United Nations System in the globalization era. The course is divided in two main sections. The first is based on a series of readings, lectures and discus
A decision-making approach to understanding the domestic and institution
A decision-making approach to understanding the domestic and instituti
How do we explain the appearance or absence of social movements? What social or individual factors explain their development and decline? Who joins social movements? Who does not? Why? What ideas or ideals animate
In this course, students will have an opportunity to examine the basic foundations of the democratic theory and
This course examines the evolution of Latin America in the context of globalization. The course is offered in a joint initiative with the Autonomous Univ
This internship option is recommended for students seeking careers in professional politics or international relations. Typically, an internship will involve supervised
This course examines the politics of making public policy. How is policy made? Who is involved? What kinds of information do policy-makers rely on to make their decisi
A semester or summer long internship done either in Washington, D.C. or remotely through our partnership w
Drug policy encompasses complex and multi-faceted issues. In comprehending these issues, students will examine the complexity of America's drug policy through a lens of sociology, l
Core course for the Professional Politics Concentration. Students will read and discuss cu
Core course for the Professional Politics Concentration. Students will re
In order to understand how global governance has changed over the past few decades, the course provides students with an introduction to the history, theory, structures, and pro
The course examines the strategies that international and regional actors debate and put into practice to lessen tensions and crises in importan
In this course, students are exposed to the policy dilemmas at various levels of government, from the local, t
The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the major written formats of the policy-making process inclu
The primary goal of this class is to review and analyze in a systematic way the design, implementation, and evaluation of global public policies. After explori
This course begins with a10-day intensive seminar in Washington, DC The seminar, carried out in partnership with The Washington Center for Internships and Acade
A 10-day intensive seminar in Washington DC that will examine the defense and intelligence community in the US and current issues, threats, and challenges in global society. The s
Individual program of reading, research and writing on an approved topi
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