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BA in Political Science- International Year One - Pathway - Accelerated - 1 Semester, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Birmingham - Alabama, Alabama

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48 Months

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About this course

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The Political Science program offers an in-depth study of American government and how it compares with international political systems. Students explore topics like American government, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and data and policy analysis. The program aims to prepare students for careers in politics, journalism, education, nonprofits, diplomacy, and more, with a median annual salary for political scientists being $132,350. Students start with an overview of various political domains and can tailor their studies by choosing between a US-focused or an international-centered pathway, guided by their advisors. The program also offers opportunities for internships and faculty mentorship through the honors program.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This program is highly recommended for those interested in understanding political systems both within the U.S. and internationally. It prepares students for diverse career paths related to politics, diplomacy, policy analysis, and advocacy, with a strong foundation in comparative politics and international relations.

Specialisation

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Students can choose between two concentrations: American Politics and Political Theory, or Global Politics and Policy.

Course fees

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Application fees

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1st year tuition fees

26.24L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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The program offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Political Science. Specific curriculum and graduation requirements are available through the program’s course catalog and curriculum resources.
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English language test

DUOLINGO

120

IELTS

6

TOEFL

77

PTE

53

Career prospects

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Graduates can pursue careers in politics, journalism, education, nonprofits, diplomacy, or law. The program’s focus on both domestic and international politics provides versatile opportunities in various sectors related to governance, advocacy, research, and international relations.

FAQs

What are the main areas of study in this program?

Students study American government, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and data and policy analysis.

Can students specialize within the program?

Yes, students can choose between American Politics and Political Theory or Global Politics and Policy as their concentration.