About

Overview It is "scientific" in the sense that there is a systematic body of knowledge about political behavior which can be studied empirically, normatively, and experientially. It is "political" in the sense that it concentrates on the institutions and processes of political systems that exercise power in an authoritative way. But in a broader sense, political science also studies the larger issues of justice and the ways in which the use of political power advances or retards the achievement of justice. The Political Science program of University of Michigan-Dearborn prepares students for possible careers in public administration; federal, state, and local elected office; public policy analysis; lobbying, journalism, political consulting, law, and graduate work leading to teaching, research, or administration at the university level.More about Political SciencePolitics deals with "who gets what," and political science is the study of that process of getting and maintaining power. It is an attempt to define and analyze the processes by which individuals define their interests and interact to promote those interests. At the same time it is the study of the moral ends to which power is used. The six officially defined areas of specialty within political science are American Politics, Political Theory, Public Policy, Comparative Politics, International Relations, and Research Methodology. I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Political Science program of University of Michigan-Dearborn teaches students about a broadly defined, is the study of power and the ends to which that power is used.

Disciplines

Political Science

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 80

Other Requirements

1Submitted online applicationOfficial high school academic documentsSAT or ACT scoresEnglish language proficiency

Political Science