Elevate your understanding of Indigenous politics, law and community development. Empower yourself with the knowledge and skills to meaningfully engage with Native nations and build up American Indian communities.
Develop your political voice while learning the rights, responsibilities and intellectual foundations that go along with membership in American democracy. Become a more informed participant when exercising the rights to vote and seek change.
Are you interested in global issues? Do you hope to live or work abroad? Complement your major with the analysis of a variety of international issues, global institutions and policy problems.
Study the dynamics of rapidly changing global forces such as national security, trade and globalization. Prepare yourself for a leadership position in any discipline and career field that you choose.
Showcase your passion for law and public service. Examine legal and philosophical foundations of institutions like the Supreme Court, refine writing and argumentation skills, apply ethical principles to real-world dilemmas, and prepare for law school and impactful careers in legal advocacy.
In a world of constant political and economic change, what happens in one part of the globe can have a major impact on events elsewhere. Learn about the immediate and reverberating repercussions of political and economic decisions and conditions, and be a positive force for change.
If you want to see how policy change works firsthand, you may find a perfect fit with an internship at an organization that enables you to learn in person, in real time, how change occurs and policy is made.
Do you have an interest in understanding how political systems work? Explore power, politics and important public issues in the U.S. and abroad.