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2020-2021 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Political Science for Educators Concentration

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Concentration Requirements (Minimum of 30 Credit Hours)

This concentration provides the professional skills needed by those pursuing career paths in the teaching of the social sciences. It is offered as a terminal degree with a non-thesis option and can be undertaken in a traditional classroom setting, fully online, or hybridized.

Methods Sequence

Students may choose between a regular and an advanced methods track.

Regular Methods Track

Advanced Methods Track

Choose One

Either

Core Seminars in the Sub-Fields of Political Science

Courses in the Teaching of Political Science

Specialized Courses in Political Science

  • Coursework in political science at the 6000 or 8000 level. Three courses (9 hours) for those on the regular methods track. One course (3 hours) for those on the advanced methods track.

Capstone Course, Practicum, or Directed Reading

A capstone course, practicum, or directed reading in which the student will complete a project under the supervision of one or more faculty members (3 hours)

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