Our classes focus on critical engagement with current political practices globally and in the U.S. The Political Science major will give you the skills you need to pursue a career in political organizing, public policy, government, or law. Learn how to save the world one step at a time. <br><br>As part of their degree requirements, students pursue one or more of the following hands-on learning opportunities: they can participate in Model United Nations, Moot Court, and local internships with government and non-profit organizations.<br><br>The political science program will help you to understand how social justice, culture and the environment are interrelated and how to effectively and equitably address social, political and environmental issues. You will learn the knowledge and skills to be an effective global citizen and achieve your career goals.<br><br>The faculty in our department form lasting relationships with students inside and outside of the classroom. In addition to our small discussion-based classes, we emphasize the hands on learning, such as internships, our Model UN and Moot Court programs, engaging in scholarly research projects, and study abroad.<br><br>Environmental concerns are not just technical problems, theyre key social and political challenges. This concentration explores links between environmental issues, social justice, individual freedom, and strategies for change. Courses in this area include: <br><br>Environmental Politics<br>Political Ecology<br>Water Politics<br>Politics of Sustainability<br>Technology & Development