Comparative Politics (B.A.) - PS 27
The study of foreign governments and politics in other countries - democracies and autocracies, elections and revolutions.
ALL COURSES FOR THE MAJOR MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE.
Requirements:
- Lower-division: POLI 11 or 11D and two of the following introductory sequence lower division courses: POLI 10 or 10D, POLI 12 or 12D, POLI 13(R)* or 13D(R)*
- POLI 30 or 30D
- Five upper-division courses, of which:
a. At least
one from the following thematic courses: 120,
120J,
120Q, 122,
122D,
123,
124,
124A,
125,
125A, 125D, 125E,
126,
126AA,
127,
128,
129, 130,
131, 134,
135, 135D,
136,
136A,
136C,
137,
137A, 138,
150Ab. And at least one each from any two of the following regional areas:
Asia:
121,
121B,
130B,
130G,
131C(R)**, 132(R)**, 133,
133A,
133D,
133G,
133JEurope:
120A,
120B,
120C,
120D,
120E, 120F,
120G,
120H,
120I,
120J, 120K,
126AB,
130AA, 130AD** or 130AR** c. The other two can be any Comparative Politics courses numbered POLI 120-139.
4. Seven additional upper-division political science courses (12 total upper-divisions)
*If POLI 13(R) or POLI 13D(R) are taken, then only one of the following can be taken for credit: POLI 13, POLI 13R, POLI 13D, or POLI 13DR.
*Duplicate credit cannot be given for both an in-person version of a course and the remote (R) version of the same course toward a major.
Major Checklist:
In order to plan out your Political Science - Comparative Politics major and remaining courses effectively, please utilize the Major Checklist below. The document is a fillable PDF; students are encouraged to review their plan and progress with the Department's Undergraduate Advisor.
Political Science - Comparative Politics (B.A.) Major Checklist
