Political Science
"There can be no wise politics without thought beforehand."
--Annie Besant
Political Science studies political institutions, principles, organizations, and methods of government. It also studies the distribution of power in groups, how authoritative decisions are made, and how group conflicts take shape and are resolved. Political Science studies human political behavior: what people think about political issues, how they act, who they hate or like, why they vote and participate in the political process.
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Why Study Political Science?
Political Science is a useful area of study for those wishing to become journalists, TV news reporters, and radio commentators. This discipline offers you an understanding not only in the political arena, but also the social, cultural and economic transformations that are taking place in the United States and the world today.
Political Science Course Descriptions
Columbus State offers these courses in Political Science.
Political Science Faculty
Career Opportunities in Political Science
Political Science careers outside of academics
- Campaign Manager
- Journalist
- Lawyer
- Lobbyist
- Politician
- Political Scientist
- Pollsters
- Radio Commentator
- School Board Member
- TV News Reporter
Political Science-Related Sites
Nonpartisan election information resource
The Journal of Public and International Affairs
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