The Department of Political Science and International Relations is committed to the liberal arts tradition of intellectual curiosity, academic rigor and an interdisciplinary and diverse curriculum.

The Political Science Department hosted a teach-in and Q&A on Thursday, Feb. 27, addressing whether the United States is ...

At China’s concluded ‘two sessions’, the nation’s top annual political gatherings, the city was asked to expand international exchanges but to do that, it has to first win many battles.

aiming to cultivate an understanding of the primary drivers and contradictions that characterize Chinese politics domestically and internationally. The module critically analyses pivotal themes in ...

The Department of Political Science offers coursework and programs that are unique and innovative, integrating the traditional fields of American government, legal studies, and international relations ...

By the completion of this module, students will possess a deeper understanding of the changes and continuities in the contemporary international system and the political ... This module provides a ...

Allen's book connects popular video games, such as "League of Legends" and "Minecraft," to international relations theories, making complex concepts more accessible. He explained how a game like ...

Avoiding the elephant in the room: echo chambers and the (de-)politicization of COVID-19 during the 2021 German federal election on Twitter ...

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We are an open and modern Department of Political Science, engaged in debate within the community as well as research – we aim to contribute to a better understanding of society so that we are able to ...

Students can minor in political science generally or in any one of the sub-disciplines of political science: Canadian politics, political theory, comparative politics, international relations, and ...

This course focusses on the core concepts for understanding globalisation and global change, from the disciplines of international relations, political science, political economy and macroeconomics.