The combined degree seeks to prepare students with skills and tools to advocate for social issues at all levels of society. Human services program students are well positioned to pursue fields in the social change arena (nongovernment organizations, or NGOS; counseling; and political advocacy). Political science students are also well positioned to change and shape the domestic and international political landscape in American politics, comparative politics, international relations, and public policy. Students engage in an integrated educational program that emphasizes experiential approaches to learning through service-learning, co-op, internship, and study-abroad opportunities. Upon completion of the degree, students can apply professional skills in counseling roles, nonprofit management, political advocacy, or organizational and community development. Successful students are poised to pursue law school, graduate school, careers in government and the nonprofit sector, as well as in teaching, journalism, legislative or lobbying positions, public relations activities, and work in international corporations and NGOs.
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Type of Program
- Undergraduate Program
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Major Requirements
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Combined Major Requirements
- Computer Science and Political Science, BS
- Criminal Justice and Political Science, BS
- Mathematics and Political Science, BS
- Political Science and Business Administration, BS
- Political Science and Communication Studies, BS
- Political Science and Economics, BS
- Political Science and Human Services, BS
- Political Science and Philosophy, BS