Political Science – Associate of Arts

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Learn basic principles of domestic and international politics, including political institutions, processes; political ideas, ideologies and trends; and policy issues and debates.  Complete this program exclusively on weekdays, or in a combination of day, evening, and weekend classes.

What can I do with this degree?
Career Options: Seek entry-level positions in political organizations, public service agencies, or a variety of career fields.  Completing a 4-year degree will increase your job opportunities.

Academic Options: Attend a political science degree program at a university.  After completing a bachelor's degree, pursue graduate degrees in law, international business communications, political science, public administration, and management.

Locations:  West and Downtown Campuses

Department/Contact Information:  Division Dean: 206-6996, Lead Faculty:  206-6994

REQUIRED COURSES
This degree may be earned with fewer than the displayed credits as long as the fulfilled course requirements total at least 60 credits.  Students must meet the Reading Requirement.

* Select a course marked "I" (intensive writing) and a course marked "G" (global awareness), or a course marked "IG".

** Completion of a language course numbered 202.  Bilingual or international students should consult an advisor or counselor concerning exceptions to this requirement.