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Political Science

The primary objective of the Political Science program is to prepare students for careers in government, law, and non-governmental organizations. Students will acquire a working knowledge of the basic concepts, theories, and approaches of the discipline of political science and their application to selected political and governmental systems and contexts within the national and international arena. One attractive aspect of the program is the opportunity to intern in a variety of settings in Washington, D.C., Denver, and Grand Junction.

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These internships allow students a chance to acquire practical experience while increasing the opportunity to network. Many of our student interns are now working in jobs they obtained directly as a result of their intern experience. MSC political science graduates have also been successful in gaining entrance to graduate and law schools.

Students may pursue the B.A. degree in Political Science or a minor in political science. The minor in political science is an excellent compliment to a wide variety of degree programs in the social sciences, and journalism.

The Political Science program supports a Political Science Club, a local chapter of the national honor society Pi Sigma Alpha, and the International Relations Club.

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