Required Introductory Course (3 credits):

• POLS 256 Government and Society in America (or POLS 291 Honors: Contemporary American Politics)
    OR
  POLS241/GLOB241 Introduction to Global Politics (or POLS/GLOB290 Honors: Politics of the Global System

Current Elective Courses (9 credits; at least one 400-level course)

• POLS 351: US Foreign Policy
• POLS 353: Political Parties and Elections
• POLS 361: Government and Citizens Around the Globe
• POLS 363: Latin American Politics
• POLS 364: Politics of Europe and the EU
• POLS 365: The Middle East in War and Peace
• POLS 385: The Politics of Government and Business in America (Fall 2007)
• POLS 385/485: Special Topics in Politics
• POLS 391: Political Science Internship**
• POLS 456: The Presidency in Modern American Politics
• POLS 462: International Relations
• POLS 464: Political Ideologies Old and New
• POLS 471: Russian and East European Politics
• POLS 481: Politics of Third World Development
• POLS 483: Politics of International Economic Relations
• POLS 485: Comparative Politics of the Middle East and North Africa (Fall 2008)
• POLS 497: Directed Study in Politics**

**Requires supervision by a POLS faculty member and approval of the History/Social Science Dept. chair.

Note: Under special circumstances, a student may petition the Political Science faculty to have one course only from a related social science discipline substitute for a Political Science elective.