Political Science is one of the oldest fields of academic inquiry. Social ideals and their realization through law were systematically studied in ancient Greece. In an increasingly interdependent world, the study of politics and government has flourished as the relations between persons, groups, and nations have become more complex, and questions of freedom and authority have challenged every citizen. Modern Political Science is equally concerned with questions of political philosophy and with the pursuit of social scientific research. These concerns are reflected in a broad and diverse curriculum.
The Political Science faculty is committed to the belief that understanding politics and government is essential to a well-educated person, vital to democratic citizenship, indispensable to effective public service, and critical to the maintenance and ethical progress of a free society.
The Political Science curriculum prepares students for careers in public service-related occupations in both government and business. Many students majoring in Political Science go on to law school, graduate school, and into related professions.
Academic Requirements for freshman students:
The admission requirements for undergraduate courses are given as follows:
Completed application form
Academic Transcripts(certified english translations if necessary)
Relevant High school degree/Grade Report/Certificates
SAT or ACT Scores (Optional)
A cumulative GPA of 2.0
Personal Statement or essay
One letter of recommendation
List of extracurricular activities(if any)
Portfolio
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Minimun IELTS Score 6.5 overall.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Bellingham, Washington.
Undergraduate
Full-Time, 4 years
September, January
6.5
USA: $28,175 , International: $47,082,
London, Newcastle, Amsterdam
6.5
Undergraduate
9250
Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham, Maidstone and Rochester
0.0
Undergraduate
UK/EU - £9,250 , International - £16,950
Multiple, Ontario
6.5
Undergraduate
14150