The world is your oyster with this multidisciplinary program that lets you tailor your degree by pursuing concentrations that interest you. Learn a language. Study economics, philosophy or geography. Delve into gender issues or Middle Eastern and Islamic studies. Take part in an international exchange program. We also offer an EU study abroad course where you will travel to Europe for exclusive access to EU and NATO officials.

FUNCTIONAL KNOWLEDGE

• Describe and explain major issues and phenomena of political science, international relations, and global developments
• Research and investigate political issues, synthesize data and information from varying sources and present descriptive and empirical evidence to support a central thesis
• Confidently assert political ideas and arguments, and defend them with sound reason and logic
• Effectively communicate ideas, arguments and evidence through clear, concise and coherent written work
• Explain the rights and responsibilities associated with Canadian and global citizenship
• Propose and evaluate alternative policy solutions to contemporary societal problems

Sample Courses: Intro to Canadian Government and Politics, Intro to International Relations, International Conflict and its Resolution, Comparative Politics in a Changing World, Political Economy of Agriculture and Food

Career Tracks: Diplomatic officer, public relations officer, foreign correspondent, policy analyst, international development worker.