The Political Science Minor will require 18 credits (six courses). One of these six courses--POL 1000--is required. A minimum of three of the remaining five courses must be at the upper-division (i.e., 3000 or 4000) level. Of the five elective courses, one must be chosen from each of the subfields plus one additional elective from any POL course.
Minor Requirements--18 credit hours
The 18 credit minor in political science provides students with a flexible program that will allow a broad understanding of the various aspects of the discipline. The program will provide the basic foundation in the introductory class followed by a sampling of the subfields. The minimum of three upper-division courses will provide the student with a more in-depth understanding of at least two subfields in which the student has the greatest interests.
| Required Courses |
| POL 1000 |
Introduction to Political Science |
3 cr. |
Sub-Fields
| American Politics |
| POL 2100 |
American Politics |
3 cr. |
| POL 3100 |
Women and Politics
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3220 |
Public Policy Analysis
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3230 |
Personnel Mamagement and Labor Relations
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3390 |
Issue in Public Policy
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3420 |
American Constitution and Public Law
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3860 |
Politics and the Media
|
3 cr. |
Comparative and International Relations
|
| POL 2510 |
International Relations |
3 cr. |
| POL 2520 |
Foreign Policy of the United States
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2600 |
Intro to Comparative Politics
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3250 |
Comparative Administrative Systems
|
3 cr. |
| POL 4540 |
International Law
|
3 cr. |
Political Theory
|
| POL3800 |
Elements of Political Thought
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2050 |
Political Fiction
|
3 cr. |
Judicial Politics
|
| POL2010 |
Introduction to Law and the Judiciary
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2020 |
Criminal Law and Procedure
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2030 |
Topics in Legal Issues
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2040 |
Tort Law
|
3 cr. |
| POL 2800 |
Legal Research
|
3 cr. |
| POL 3460 |
Civil Liberties and Equality |
3 cr. |
All course descriptions can be found in the "Courses" section of the catalog.