Likewise, students interested in international trade or finance would do well to pursue coursework in economics. Many other opportunities for enrichment through interdisciplinary work are available on campus. Additional information is available from international relations faculty. Up to 12 semester hours of approved graduate-level courses can be used as dual credit for both the undergraduate and graduate degrees. All other requirements for both the bachelor's and the master's degree must be met .
Additional information is available from department undergraduate and graduate coordinators.
There are numerous career opportunities for political science majors, including law, public service, political consulting, interest advocacy, public and private work in international relations and business and graduate education in political science. Students should consult department advisers and the Career Resource Center. Political science majors who meet the requirements for high honors, and whose theses make notable contributions to research in the field will be graduated with highest honors. Honors students will normally take the research methods course and the honors preparation in the spring semester of their junior year or the fall semester of their senior year, and write the thesis following completion of these courses. Consult an adviser or the UF International Center in 123 Grinter.