Field trips to many of the major local cultural, historical and political institutions and sites, including museums, operas, and theater, allow us to make New York City our extended campus. See the detailed descriptions of the course sequences and courses . You will take courses in International Relations, Comparative Politics, Political Theory, American Government and Public Administration. In addition, you will take courses in History, Economics as well as the Core Curriculum. Majors can utilize their electives to develop minors or concentrations in business, education or other areas in the Liberal Arts.
Majors can also engage in study abroad programs and study tours to various countries.
Political Science majors can also pursue an in-depth study in public administration, law, American politics, comparative politics, and international relations. The minor in Political Science introduces the students to the field and provides them with an opportunity to pursue careers in international business, journalism, law, education, government and management. Students who major in Political Science can pursue master degrees in History, Political Science, and Public Administration, as well as J.D. and M.B.A. degrees. Political Science and History are the most popular degrees and preferred majors for pursuing a career in Law. The Political Science and History majors offer courses in Introduction to Law, and Constitutional and Civil Liberties.