Political Science/Political Philosophy: Requirements and Sample Courses
- Civics and Government
- The Founding Documents of the United States and Massachusetts
- American Constitutional Development
- American Constitutional Law
- Anglo-American Legal Tradition
- The Constitution in Historical Perspective
- Fundamental Rights and the Courts
- American government and politics
- American Government
- American Political Culture
- Dynamics of American Politics
- U.S. Political Parties
- U.S. Governmental Institutions
- The American Presidency
- The Supreme Court and American Politics
- The Politics of the Legal Process
- Congress: Politics and Policy-Making
- Separation of Powers
- Comparative government
- Comparative European Politics
- Democracy and Authoritarianism
- Comparative Politics of Modernization
- Governments of the World
- Comparative Asian Government and Politics
- Comparative Political Regimes
- Theories of political science or philosophy
- Introduction to Political Science
- History of Political Thought
- Elements of Political Theory
- Foundations of Political Analysis
- Political Theory: The Problem of Law
- Western Political Philosophy: Ancient and Modern
- Multiculturalism and Political Theory
- African-American Political Thought
- Theories of Revolution
- International relations
- International Relations
- Inter-American Relations
- Conduct of American Foreign Policy
- American Strategies in World Politics
- Nationalism in Contemporary World Politics
- Military Force in International Relations
- History
- United States History
- American History to 1877
- American History Since 1877
- Colonial and Revolutionary America
- Civil War and Reconstruction Era
- The American West
- America in the Age of Reform
- Immigrant Experiences, Old/New
- 20th Century America
- The U.S. in World War II
- The Cold War
- U.S. Labor History
- Western Civilization
- Origins of Western Civilization
- Western Traditions
- Western Societies, Politics, and Cultures from Antiquity to 1650
- Cultural History of Rome
- Renaissance Culture
- Europe from Renaissance to Enlightenment
- European Intellectual History
- Introduction to Humanities in the West
- World History
- Introduction to Global History
- Introduction to Ancient Civilizations
- Environment and Empire Since 1750
- Great Britain in Modern Times
- 20th Century Europe: World War I
- Ireland and the Irish Diaspora
- 20th Century Russian/Soviet History
- Making of the Modern Middle East
- Economic and Social History of Latin America
- West African History
- Colonialism and Culture in Asia and Africa
- East Asian Civilizations to the 17th Century
- Modern Southeast Asia
- Geography
- Major physical features of the world
- Introduction to Geography
- Map of the Modern World
- World Regional Geography
- Earth History
- Physical Geology
- Key concepts of geography and its effects on various peoples
- Environmental Geology
- The Natural Environment
- Evolutionary Ecology
- Cultural Geography
- People and the Earth: Ecosystems
- People, Agriculture, and Environment
- Economics
- Fundamental economic concepts and economic reasoning
- Introduction to Macroeconomics
- Microeconomic Theory
- Elements of Economic Analysis
- Introduction to Economic Policy Issues
- Economics of the Public Sector
- Studies in International Economics
- Comparative Economic Systems
- Political Economy of Development and Underdevelopment
- International Finance
- Theory of Capital and Income
- Economics, Values, and Public Policy
- American economic history
- Economic History of the U.S.
- American Economic and Business History
- U.S. Economy to 1865
- U.S. Labor History
- The Working Class in American Society
- U.S. Economic Development
- Methods and sources for research in the social sciences
- Research Seminar in Political Analysis
- Research and Writing: Political Problems
- Political Research Methods
- Methods of Social Research
- Research and Data Analysis
- Statistical Methods and their Applications
- Quantitative Analysis in Political Science
- Empirical Analysis