理学士（荣誉）-政府和政治科学

这是令人兴奋的新一代UCC学位之一，它将政治学与商业，法律，现代语言，社会科学和信息技术等一系列其他学科相结合。它还提供了三年级的工作岗位，包括在纽约州立法机构享有盛誉的实习机会，以及在国际和国家机构中的其他极有价值的工作岗位。现在，对政府和政治的研究比以往任何时候都更为重要。政治影响着每个人。亚里士多德称政治为一门主要的科学是有原因的。他了解到，通过政治，世界的未来是可以塑造的。
Students of the four-year BSc Government and Political Science will be the political and business leaders of tomorrow and a vital part of the generation that shapes the 21st century. This degree combines political science with a range of subjects in business, law, modern languages, social sciences and information technology. It also offers a work placement in Year 3, including prestigious internships in the New York State Legislature and the New York State Senate, as well as other highly prized placements in international and national institutions. Now more than ever the study of government and politics is crucial. Politics affects everyone. Aristotle called politics the master science for a reason – he understood that through politics, the future of the world is shaped. Political science is the study of governments, public policies and political processes, systems and political behaviour. There is no single reason to study politics. You may have an interest in the workings of government or some questions about the civic nature of our society. Or some event – either domestic or international – may arouse your interest, making you want to know more than you can learn through television or newspapers. Studying politics means studying the real world and developing the skills to make sense of that world. A degree in political science will prepare you for many forms of employment or further study. You will gain analytical and practical skills, invaluable in today’s competitive employment market. Political science graduates are recognised as flexible people who can fit into a variety of positions in modern life. A degree in political science will equip you for all sorts of careers: political activity, management, retail, banking, government departments, local government and international organisations. Political science graduates work in the media and for pressure groups, become consultants and go on to lecturing and research posts at universities.