Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

This program provides the foundations for more advanced, graduate study of citizenship, government and politics in Political Science; the special core knowledge needed for subsequent professional education in law and public policy analysis; the opportunity to acquire useful skills for careers in federal, state, and local government, community service, educational and other nonprofit organizations, and business firms. Political Science involves the study of interesting and important topics about citizenship, government and politics. These topics include the influence of citizens on what government does, the scope, responsibilities and effectiveness of government itself, and the activities of both elected and appointed public officials. These topics are important parts of what political scientists know about American government and politics, comparative government and politics, international relations, political behavior, political economy, political institutions, and political theory. Political scientists and public administrators pay particular attention to the design, implementation, and evaluation of laws and public policies that may affect people's well-being.

Modul program

This program module includes Core Curriculum Requirements: 42 hours: Communication (6 hours); 3 hours Communication (RHET 1302); 3 hours Communication Elective (PSCI 33252); Social and Behavioral Sciences (15 hours); 6 hours Government (GOVT 2301 and 2302); 6 hours American History; 3 hours Social and Behavioral Sciences Elective (SOC 1301, CRIM 1301, ECON 2301, or ECON 2302); Humanities and Fine Arts (6 hours); 3 hours Fine Arts (ARTS 1301); 3 hours Humanities (HUMA 1301); Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning (6 hours); 3 hours Mathematics (at or above level of College Algebra, recommended: MATH 1306 or 1314); 4 hours Quantitative Reasoning (SOCS 34052); Science (9 hours including at least one course with a substantial laboratory component); Major Requirements: 55 hours; GOVT 2301 Constitutional Foundations and Political Behavior in the U.S. and Texas; GOVT 2302 Political Institutions in the U.S. and Texas; PSCI 3325 American Public Policy; SOCS 3405 Introduction to Social Statistics with Lab; One of two: CRIM 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice or ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics or ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics or SOC 1301 Introduction to Sociology; Major Core Courses (18 hours); PSCI 3301 Political Theory; PSCI 3322 Constitutional Law; PSCI 3333 Political Behavior; PSCI 3362 American Political Institutions; PSCI 4329 Global Politics; One of the following: CRIM 3301 Theories of Justice; PSCI 3303 Civil Liberties; PSCI 3326 Politics and Business; PSCI 3364 Campaigns and Elections; PSCI 4364 Civil Rights Law and Society; Major Core Concentration (9 hours); Three courses from one of the following concentrations: Theory Concentration; PSCI 3306 Political Economy; PSCI 3323 American Federalism; PSCI 4330 The Bible and Politics; PSCI 4354 Contemporary Political Thought; Law Concentration; PSCI 3303 Civil Liberties; PSCI 3351 Comparative Courts and Law; PSCI 3353 Law and Gender; PSCI 4341 Politics of the Judicial Process; PSCI 4345 Negotiation and Conflict Resolution; PSCI 4357 Human Rights and the Rule of Law; PSCI 4364 Civil Rights Law and Society; PSCI 4365 Law and Medicine; American Politics Concentration; PSCI 3310 Public Administration; PSCI 3323 American Federalism; PSCI 3340 Film and Politics; PSCI 3364 Campaigns and Elections; PSCI 4311 The Political Economy of Modern Texas; PSCI 4326 Political Parties and Interest Groups; PSCI 4342 Legislative Decision Making; PSCI 4343 Congress and Public Policy; PSCI 4344 Race and Redistricting; PSCI 4349 The Politics of the Bureaucratic Process; PSCI 4364 Civil Rights Law and Society; PSCI 4368 Leadership; Global Politics Concentration; PSCI 3327 American Foreign Policy; PSCI 3328 International Relations; PSCI 3350 Comparative Politics; PSCI 3351 Comparative Courts and Law; PSCI 4331 Mexican Politics; PSCI 4332 Latin American Politics; PSCI 4346 War and Peace; PSCI 4347 The War on Drugs; PSCI 4348 Terrorism; PSCI 4356 International Political Economy; PSCI 4357 Human Rights and the Rule of Law; Public Policy Concentration; PSCI 3326 Politics and Business; PSCI 3327 American Foreign Policy; PSCI 3353 Law and Gender; PSCI 3364 Campaigns and Elections; PSCI 4326 Political Parties and Interest Groups; PSCI 4343 Congress and Public Policy; PSCI 4347 The War on Drugs; PSCI 4349 The Politics of the Bureaucratic Process; Major Related Courses (27 hours); 27 hours Major and Related electives; Elective Requirements: 23 hours; Advanced Electives (6 hours); Free Electives (17 hours).

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicants must have completed a full, college-track high school curriculum, including language arts (4 units), mathematics (3.5 units), science (3 units of laboratory science, excluding physical science), social sciences (3 units), foreign language (2 units in a single foreign language), and fine arts (.5 unit in music, art, or drama).. International Students must have minimum TOEFL score of 550 on paper based, 213 on computer based or 80 on the internet based test, 6.5 on IELTS or 67 on PTE academic.

Kualifikasi

Sarjana (S1)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

Nama jurusan

School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences