Government, Law, and International Relations, B.A.

Courses consist of American political institutions; comparative politics; political theory; global politics; and American and international law.  Students will be introduced to political concepts, political behaviour, policy issues, and structures of government within societies and among nations.

A degree in Government, Law, and International Relations allows students to prepare for active citizenship, careers and advanced training in politics, law and related fields on both a national and international stage. Students should expect to gain a perspective on the many facets of government and politics in the United States and abroad, as well as the relationships among those governments.