PS 0011 Introduction to American Politics. (Cross-listed w/ AMER48) A study of governmental politics, functions, and programs. PS 0009 Workshop in Political Science. Please see departmental website for detailed course descriptions. PS 0008 Workshop in Political Science. Please see departmental website for detailed course descriptions. Examination of fundamental political concepts, such as justice, liberty, and equality, with an emphasis on basic research methods and writing. PS 0004 First Year Tutorial in Political Theory. Introduction to political theory and to different modes of interpretation through close study of seminal texts in the history of political philosophy. Examples include: governmental institutions, public policies, social organizations, race and ethnicity, public opinion and political participation, the mass media, and interest groups. PS 0003 First Year Tutorial in American Government. Introduction to American Politics through in-depth study of a particular theme in the American political process. Application of alternative theoretical approaches to empirical evidence from one or more geographic regions of the world, with an emphasis on critical thinking, writing and basic research methods. PS 0002 First Year Tutorial in Comparative Politics. Introduction to world politics through in-depth study of a set of theoretical approaches used to explain phenomena such as democratization, political economy, political violence, or state building. Please see Tufts Exam Equivalency Chart in Bulletin for detailed information. Please see Tufts Exam Equivalency Chart in Bulletin for detailed information.ĪP Political Science. Tufts equivalency awarded based upon AP exam/score. Tufts equivalency awarded based upon SAT or International Diploma exam/score. For up-to-date information on course offerings, schedules, room locations, and registration, please visit the Student Information System (SIS).ĪC Political Science.

Visit the undergraduate page for course requirements for specific programs. Descriptions for special topics seminars are updated each semester. The list below includes descriptions of ALL undergraduate courses offered by the Department of Political Science, though some courses may be taught more often than others. Spring 2023 Offerings Course Info on SIS Archives Course Descriptions

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