BS in Political Science
Bachelor's degree
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Bachelor's degree
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Online
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Duration
Flexible
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In addition to taking the same 30-credit required course load as required by the BA in Political Science, Bachelor of Science students complete six courses in statistics, mathematics and computer science. Students also complete a required proseminar as juniors or seniors, in which they examine a political issue and develop scholarly writing on the topic.
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Subjects
- IT Law
- International Relations
- Politics
- Credit
- Political Science
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- International Politics
- International
- Calculus
- Comparative Politics
- GCSE Mathematics
- Political Thought
- Foreign Policy
Course programme
The following requirements must be fulfilled:
The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Programs.
Program-specific curriculum:
Prerequisites
- Introduction to Comparative Politics
- Introduction to American Politics and Government
- Introduction to International Politics
Ten upper-division political science courses (30 credits) including one course from each of the following groups:
Group A (comparative politics)
- Comparative Politics of Western Europe
- Comparative Politics of Central and Eastern Europe
- European Integration
- Global Perspectives on Democracy
- State–Society Relations in the Developing World
- Development Politics
- Nationalism
- Comparative Political Economy
- Russian Politics
- Human Rights
- Human Rights
- Politics in the Two Koreas
- Comparative Politics of South Asia
- Comparative Politics of China and Northeast Asia
- Politics and Foreign Policy of China
- Comparative Politics of Southeast Asia
- Politics and Foreign Policy of Japan
- Comparative Politics of the Middle East
- Comparative Politics of the Middle East
- Politics and Foreign Policy of Israel
- Comparative Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa
- Special Topics in Comparative Politics
- Comparative Politics of Latin America
- State and Urban Politics
- State and Urban Policy Problems
- Judicial Politics
- U.S. Constitutional Law and Politics I
- U.S. Constitutional Law and Politics II
- The American Presidency
- Executive Branch Politics
- Legislative Politics
- Legislative Politics
- Political Parties and Interest Groups
- Public Opinion
- African-American Politics
- Science, Technology, and Politics
- Campaigns and Elections
- Issues in Domestic Public Policy
- Women and Politics
- Media, Politics, and Government
- Media and Politics
- Law and Justice: The View from Hollywood
- Poverty, Welfare, and Work
- International Political Economy
- Theories of International Politics
- International Organizations
- International Organizations
- Public International Law
- U.S. Foreign Policy
- American Presidents at War
- International Security Politics
- International Security Politics
- Theory of War
- Theory of War
- U.S. Foreign Policy Perspectives
- Humanitarianism
- Global Governance
- European-Atlantic Relations
- Post-Soviet Foreign Policy
- International Relations of East Asia
- The Arab-Israeli Conflict
- The Arab-Israeli Conflict
- International Relations of the Middle East
- African International Politics
- International Relations of Latin America
- Scope and Methods of Political Science
- Visualizing and Modeling Politics
- Major Issues of Western Political Thought I
- Major Issues of Western Political Thought II
- Major Issues of Western Political Thought II
- Twentieth-Century Political Thought
- Freedom and Equality
- American Political Thought
- Freedom in American Thought and Popular Culture
- Special Topics in Political Thought
- Proseminar: Political Science (taken in the junior or senior year. )
- Required courses in related areas
- Single-Variable Calculus II
- Introduction to Business and Economic Statistics (only one may be taken for credit)
- Introduction to Statistics in Social Science
- Business and Economic Statistics I
- Four additional courses from statistics, mathematics, and computer science, excluding the following:
- Computer Science Orientation
- Introduction to Programming with Java
- Applications Software
- Introduction to Computers and the Internet
- Introduction to Internet Technology
- Introduction to Web Software Development
- Technology and Society
- Technology and Society
- Dean's Seminar
- History of Mathematics
- Mathematical Ideas I
- Mathematical Ideas II
- Calculus with Precalculus I
- Calculus with Precalculus II
- Single-Variable Calculus I
- Calculus for the Social and Management Sciences
- Introductory Special Topics
- Dean's Seminar
- Statistics for the Biological Sciences
- Introduction to Computing
- Reading and Research
BS in Political Science