Political Science
Minor in Political Science
About the Political Science Minor
In the Political Science program, you are joining a community that is passionate about exploring the political world. Our minor works with multiple subject areas like economics, history, sociology, and law, and analyzes how these areas interact and shape the political landscape. Our minor will enhance your primary field of study, whether you are majoring in business, journalism, education, or any of the humanities or sciences. At CWU, we are building a community where you belong.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Political Science at CWU?
Experience the benefits of small class sizes at CWU, where personalized attention from professors promotes individual growth and academic success.
The faculty at CWU are experts in their fields. With an emphasis on both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, our minor program provides the tools for you to dissect, analyze, and interpret political issues effectively.
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How much does this program cost?
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Please visit the CWU Academic Catalog for current information about admission requirements, course descriptions, learner outcomes, and credit information.
Highlights
Political Science in Action
Professor Gilberto Garcia is campus advisor for Scholars in Action, a student club that promotes critical alternative scholarship on race, class, gender, sexuality, and transgender studies in Latina/o Studies, Afro-American Studies, and American Indian Studies
Scholars have presented their research at SOURCE. as well as regional and national social science conferences.
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Department of Political Science
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