Description

Type

Bachelor's degree
Location

Wolfville (Canada)

Duration

2 Semesters
Start date

Different dates available

By choosing to study politics at Acadia, you’ll transform and deepen your understanding of power and governance – from local to international. You will be able to become a more engaged citizen, and understand the workings of political systems to be able to make a difference within or outside of government.

Studying politics focuses your attention on the pressing problems of our times and the potential for changing them. Acadia offers courses that develop the analytical skills, theories, and knowledge necessary for you to understand power, culture, law, policy, and government in Canada and around the world. Our courses engage with contemporary issues, including peace and war, environment, development, and media.

Facilities

Wolfville (Canada)

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Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Who is it intended for?

Activism
Business
Consulting
Education
Film making
Government (municipal, provincial, federal)
International development
International relations
Journalism
Law
Non-governmental organizations
Policy analysis

Requirements

Activism
Business
Consulting
Education
Film making
Government (municipal, provincial, federal)
International development
International relations
Journalism
Law
Non-governmental organizations
Policy analysis

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Subjects

IT Law
Politics
Law
Humanities
Reading
Writing
English
English Language
English Conversation
Science

Course programme

First Year at a Glance

Semester One

POLS 1303

Law/Politics & Government

ENGL 1413

Writing & Reading Critically 1

LANG 1xx3

Language other than English

HUMANITIES 1xx3

Introductory humanities course

SCIENCE 1xx3

Introductory science course

Semester Two

POLS 1403

Global Politics, Law and Culture

ENGL 1423

Writing & Reading Critically 2

LANG 1xx3

Language other than English

HUMANITIES 1xx3

Introductory humanities course

SCIENCE 1xx3

Introductory science course

Be Inspired

The politics department at Acadia is small and close-knit, with a great sense of community. In addition to small class sizes, professors maintain an open-door policy, and are always eager to help you succeed. We believe in helping foster our students' growth as engaged citizens and actively encourage you to get involved in a variety of societies and events in addition to your studies. Our department’s student association (APSA) hosts lectures, social gatherings, election and debate events, and other activities where students and professors can meet informally.

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