Political Science

Shaping Tomorrow’s Political and Legal Experts

Schreiner University offers a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Political Science, providing three specialized tracks: American Government, International Relations, and Pre-Law. Our program is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding in their chosen field, equipping them with a broad and fundamentally sound perspective. This curriculum is essential for becoming a competent, educated, and productive citizen in today’s global society.

The Political Science major is multidisciplinary, paired with a strong liberal arts core. It is ideal for students aspiring to careers in government service, academia, non-profit organization administration, or those planning to attend law school.

A major in Political Science consists of:

  • POLS 2301 – American Government (National and Texas) Organization

American Government Track

  • POLS 2301 – American Government (National and Texas) Organization
  • POLS 2302 – American Public Policy
  • POLS 3305 – United States Constitutional History
  • POLS 3310 – American Presidency
  • POLS 3320 – Congress and the Legislative Process
  • POLS 3330 – Judicial Process
  • POLS 3340 – The Administrative Process
  • POLS 4397 – Senior Seminar in Political Science
  • Six hours of upper-level POLS

International Relations Track

  • POLS 2302 – American Public Policy
  • POLS 2303 – Introduction to International Relations
  • POLS 3310 – American Presidency
  • POLS 3320 – Congress and the Legislative Process
  • POLS 3372 – International Law
  • POLS 3381 – Globalization Theories, Issues, and Trends
  • POLS 3382 – Comparative International Political Systems
  • POLS 3383 – International Political Economy
  • POLS 3384 – Regional Study
  • POLS 3385 – The American Foreign Policy Process
  • POLS 4399 – Senior Project
  • Four semesters of a foreign language

Pre-Law Track

  • BSAD 3310 – Legal Environment of Business
  • BSAD 3311 – Business Organizations & Legal Instruments
  • POLS 3320 – Congress and the Legislative Process
  • POLS 3330 – Judicial Process
  • POLS 3340 – The Administrative Process
  • POLS 3352 – U.S. Constitutional Law
  • POLS 4399 – Senior Project in Political Science
  • Six hours of upper-level POLS

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