General Selection Criteria:
BA, major in Political Science
BA, major in Political Science (With teacher certification- Social Studies Composite)
BPA, Major in Public Administration
Minors in Political Science, Public Administration, Political Communication
Library will purchase material at the research level (3) for the library’s collection in support of the following degree programs:
Political Science, MA
Public Administration, MPA
Legal Studies, MA
Certifications in Paralegal Studies, Mediation
The Library's allocation for Political Science materials will also purchase material at research level (3) in support of the Department of Political Science & Legal Studies faculty research.
Specific Selection Criteria:
Political Science
Public Law and Public Administration
Legal Studies
Paralegal Studies
World Governments and Politics
International Relations
Comparative Governments
American Politics and Government
Texas Politics and Government
The Political Science department offers two undergraduate degrees, an undergraduate degree in Political Science (B.A. POSI) and an undergraduate degree in Public Administration (BPA). In addition, three graduate degrees are offered including a M.A. in Political Science (M.A. POSI), a M.A. in Legal Studies (M.A. LS), and a Master of Public Administration (MPA). Political Science has about 800 undergraduate majors and minors and 380 graduate students. The department also offers graduate certificates in Mediation and Paralegal Studies. The department also houses the Center for Research, Public Policy, and Training (CRPPT) and the Armed Forces and Society Journal.
Source: Political Science Department Website
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Subject Heading |
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| J1-981 | General Legislative and Executive papers |
| JA1-92 | Political Science, General |
| JC11-607 | Political Theory |
| JF8-2111 | Political Institutions and public administration |
| JK1-9993 | Political institutions and Public Administration, U.S. |
| JL1-3899 | Political institutions and Public Administration, the Americas |
| JN1-9689 | Political institutions and Public Administration, Europe, Australia, New Zealand |
| JQ1-6651 | Political institutions and Public Administration, Asia, Middle East |
| JS3-8500 | Local government. Municipal government |
| JV1-9480 | Colonies and colonization. Emigration and Immigration, International Migration |
| JX1-6650 | International Law |
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JZ2-6530 |
International relations |
| K1-7720 | Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence |
| KE | Law of Canada |
| KF1-9827 | Law of the United States, Federal |
| KFA-KFW | Law of the States |
| KFT1201-1799 | Laws of Texas |
| KFX1-9999 | Individual Cities, A-Z |
| KG1-999 | Law of Latin America, Mexico, Central America, West Indies, Caribbean |
| KH | Law, South America |
| KJ2-2000 | History of Law, Europe |
| KJA2-3660 | Roman Law |
| KL-KWX | Law and History of Law, ancient, Asia, Eurasia, Africa, Pacific |
| KZ | Law of Nations |
Fiscal Year: 2021 | Faculty Representative: Dr. Ken Ward
The Political Science Department’s library allocation for 2019-2020: $21,745
Target Dates: One third of department allocation must be spent by each of the following dates:
| November 15 | $14,497 |
| March 15 | $7,248 |
| June 15 | $0 |
691 Department Code: 53