Political Science Courses (POS)

NOTE: Upper-level (3000/4000) courses in Political Science are offered on a rotating basis, generally every other year.

In this section: POS-1010 Introduction to Political Science POS-1020 American Politics and Government POS-1040 African-American History and Politics POS-2010 Observation of the Legislative Process POS-2050 International Economics and Politics POS-2110 State and Local Government POS-2810/4810 Internship in Political Science POS-2910/4910 Independent Study in Political Science POS-3010 Survey of Western Political Thought POS-3030 Contemporary Political Theory: Race, Class, and Gender POS-3040 The Politics of Gender POS-3050 Environmental Ethics and Politics POS-3060 Vermont Politics POS-3070 Terrorism, Religion, and the Nation-State POS-3130 Church State Separation: The First Amendment to the United States Constitution POS-3150 Campaigns and Elections POS-3160 Modern Politics Through Drama and Fiction POS-3170 U.S. Constitutional Law POS-3210 Canadian Politics POS-3220 Genocide: Inhumanity Across the Ages POS-3230 Third World Politics POS-3270 Revolutions, Transformed Economics, and Social Change POS-4010 American Foreign Policy POS-4020 International Relations POS-4730 Senior Seminar in Political Science

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