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Political Science

 
Department of Political Science


Fall 2012 Course Offerings
 
POLS 100 - Contemporary Political Issues
Gary Wilson &
John Young
POLS 257/HIST 257 - Public Law in Canada
TBD
POLS 270 - Political Philosophy
Tracy Summerville
POLS 290 - Research & Writing for Political Science
Kealin McCabe
POLS 302 - How Government Works
Gary Wilson
POLS 305 - United States Politics
Jason Lacharite
POLS 338 - Parties and Elections
Jason Lacharite
POLS 370/PHIL 305 - Political Philosophy
Boris DeWiel
POLS 403/POLS 603 - Social & Health Policy & Administration
Jason Morris
POLS 413/POLS 613 - Democracy, Citizenship and Human Rights
Michael Murphy
PHIL 205 - Introduction to the History of Philosophy
Boris DeWiel
 
Winter 2013 Course Offerings
 
POLS 100 - Contemporary Political Issues
Jason Lacharite &
John Young
POLS 200 - Canadian Government and Politics
Tracy Summerville
POLS 202 - Canada Comparative Perspective
Gary Wilson
POLS 255 - Introduction to Law in Canada
Walt Babicz
POLS 303 - Democracy and Dictatorship
Jason Lacharite
POLS 320 - Canadian Politics and Policy
Jason Morris
POLS 332 - Community Development
Don Manson
POLS 403 - Social & Health Policy & Administration
Jason Morris
POLS 415/POLS 615 - Comparative Northern Development
Gary Wilson
PHIL 202 - Comparative Religion
TBD

 

"In the north for the north"
 
Canada, its politics, economics, society and workplace, is becoming dramatically more diverse and more global. New opportunities are open to those who are equipped to meet the challenges of a changing Canada and changing world. Political science helps students to be a part of those new opportunities, and to direct their lives and careers, by providing the intellectual tools needed to understand and analyze real world problems, conduct research and arrive at generally acceptable solutions. 
 
The Political Science program equips students to see the implications of the changing world around us, learn about the ethos, changes and opportunities in our and in other countries, and to have a well developed understanding of our values and political system. Beyond this, a major in Political Science is an especially useful preparation for students who wish to pursue careers in business, public service, law or communications. The program in Political Science allows for specialization in Canadian politics, comparative politics and public administration.
 

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