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POLITICAL SCIENCE DYNAMICS OF POWER AND GOVERNMENT Explore themes that apply to local, national, and international politics as you learn about dynamics of power and government in Canada and around the world. Develop an understanding of how and why countries govern differently, and how they maintain mutually beneficial relationships with one another. Earn a sound foundation in the institutional and philosophical dimensions of political life and become attuned to the trends and shocks that alter the forces and issues that affect us all.
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St. Thomas University welcomes political figures from Prime Ministers to Senators to campus so you can have unforgettable, invaluable experiences as a student of Political Science.
Model United Nations
After graduation
Participate in the for-credit Model United Nations course, which sends students to at least one major Model UN simulation. Teams have travelled to competitions at Harvard and in New York City.
When you graduate with your major in Political Science, you may pursue a career in law, journalism, public service, domestic and international organizations, research, communications and public relations, education, domestic and international non-governmental organizations, business, academia, and many other areas. A degree in Political Science will prepare you to understand and thrive in the social and political aspects that affect almost every field of work.
Topics in Political Science • Elections • International law • Local, national, and global leadership • Politics and religion • Public policy and public opinion • The Canadian Constitution • The nature of justice
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