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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
Political Science, BA
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The Political Science major provides students with theoretical foundations and practical experience in preparation for opportunities available in the fields of political science and public administration, including career positions with local, state and federal governments; fellowship posts for graduate and legal studies; careers in education and various levels of political leadership. Students are encouraged to seek internship opportunities through the department. (See the Single Subject Credential section for the Professional Methods Program for Single Subject Credential Students.)
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Traditional Major Program Requirements (40 units)
Lower Division Requirement
Lower Division Elective Requirements
Complete three (3) units from the following: Upper Division Requirements
American Institutions and Processes Elective Requirement
Complete three (3) units from the following: International Relations Elective Requirement
Complete three (3) units from the following: Political Philosophy Elective Requirement
Complete three (3) units from the following: Pre-Law Elective Requirement
Complete three (3) units from the following: Public Administration Elective Requirement
Complete three (3) units from the following: Concentration Courses (9 units)
Students must complete at least nine (9) units, not completed in the core, in one of the following concentrations: American Institutions and Processes; International Relations; Political Philosophy; Pre-Law; Public Administration. Political Science majors may not use any one course to satisfy two or more concentration requirements. American Institutions and Processes
Complete nine (9) units from the following: International Relations
Complete nine (9) units from the following: Political Philosophy
Complete nine (9) units from the following: Pre-Law
Complete nine (9) units from the following: Recommend completion of POL 484 and POL 485 Public Administration
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